... but in these times of free trale it is only of consequence in a relative degree, as regards general produce and prices. To Irishmen and Irish trade, however, it is all in all; and we rejoice, therefore, that onr reports continue satisfactory. A few days ...

... Pope to incompatible with, and contrary to, the mission of the Catholic Church. . Jx is rumoured that the Minister of the United States in Brussels, in passing through Turin, addressed a proposal to Garibaldi, take an important command in the Federal ...

... table, presiding ever a gratefal and 1 loving tenantry. (Applause.) This dlay thirteen years ago o your, Lordship wee happily united to onie of the inset lovely se'd atid ainialble, of lier sex (enthusias3tic ohaeering)-wheo by aft. leer virtues lies avon ...

... Star of India d( ir only one (Harris) is an Englishman. There are four Scotch. Ir menl-Clyde, Clerk, Outrami, and Rose ; two Irishmen- B - Gough and Lawrence ; three Malhomedafls-.Tayinat Ali I- 'Khan (Hyderabad), Sekcunder Begun (Bhopal), and Yoosuf f is ...

... correapondent the Ifta Fort Herald write,:—“lt is said that the State Department rooaived several day* ago information from the United Slates Concnl at Havanna that Mason and Slidell and their secretaries were there, and that was watching opportunity and devising ...

... Anierica idand against England, and that the eveitst of tile hour ig iinporatively dictate to all Irishmen a forgetfulmiess of past at differencss, cud a united rally for thle old cause of their is country. Tile practical result of the demonistration was ...

... he hoped for an amicable termination the difference ; he thought if the Government nf the United States insisted on maintaining the act of rapt. Wilks, the United States would abandoning their doctrine and adopting ours. Now, it lias been arpned that, ...

... efforts to abolish slavery. He, with the other Abolitionists in the United States, counted on material assistance from the English Abolitionists conquering the slave power in the United States; and having been disappointed in this expectation, expresses ...

... gallons of foreign wines were entered for consumption in the United Lmgdom. The second reading of the Ballot Bill is fixed for Wednesday, July 2. • i -4 The number of travellers by railway m the United Kingdom, last year, was 163,435,678. The ensuing Cambridge ...

... ing Duke—the Duke Cambridge, to vrit—a bond jide French Duke and gallant Marshal—a great favourite «7;th certain bucolic Irishmen—aiso looked on, alongside apparently of another French Duke of u different 2, though no doubt likewise homi Jide —the clerkly ...

... oeen appointed Brigadier-General. Ai. enthusiastic ovation was given him at Washington, on which he made speech, telling the Irishmen to complete their work in America, and that, when it was over, they would make opportunity for themselves elsewhere. . Archbishop ...

... expressing political opinions on effoc the subjeuct of Garibaldi, the Pope, end the Empsror. it Ti L hppened thalt coent Irishmen had a spare afternoon, end is to wet's Con bte spot. Fighting accordingly began about three tiatt ao'clock. First, tics Irils ...