... understood a» man calm, courageous, self.reliant character, never exaggerating, always practical. In the long list brilliant Irishmen who have butiled with Englin l, ids name must ever occupy an eminent place. At thirty he hud so Impressed himself his co ...

... with which he was seized ou Saturday last. The United Stales' Government has sent to the Royal Society for distribution » scientific and individuals, several copies of Lieut. Gilliss's account of the United States’ Naval Agronomical Expedition to the Southern ...

... consider that Lord Palmerston is too wary as a statesman, and too adroit as a diplomatist, to seek unnecessary quarrel with the United Slates. The Eillibustering Irish America—By the last American mail we learn that investigation was taking place in the Cincinnati ...

... was some talk about dilfcrence with I* ranee respecting the illegal transference of the Russian vessels to citizens of the United States. The Washington correspondent of the Herald says It has leaked out of the State department that the French Government ...

... parliament abolished one fell swoop act of last session, was one passed in the reign of Henry VI., entitled, What sort of Irishmen may come to dwell in England.” Another act was against persons calling themselves “Egyptians.” The number of reformatories ...

... Hongkong. An order has just been issued from the War Department, b}' which the various barrack sergeants ail barracks in the United Kingdom are authorised to draw daily ration from the several contractors, suhj.ct the same conditions as respect the vest ...

... New Granada and the United States, casting much blame on the former, and then stated that her Majesty’s governnu nt had been in communication with the United States government on this matter, and he was happy say jthat the United States government profess ...

... Sbpoys ix New York.—A large and enthusiastic meeting, mainly of Irishmen, assembled at Stuyvesant Institute, in the city of New York, to express opposition to BritisU enlistments in the United States for the war in India, and sympathy with the Sepoy mutiny ...

... have already tilled a page the annals of history, than which none eqna Islands yet on record; because the whole nation was united, ready, and resolved as scarcely ever before. All the fcelingj which sometimes bring division into national household—difference ...

... the right of all; it culls attention to the unexampled prosperity of Ireland ; but observes that dishonest Irishmen are permitted address Irishmen who do not rellect, and hold up for their admiration despots and their instruments in crushing every vestige ...

... Magenta. ** Your Majesty's public acknowledgment that he has served France well give him additional claim on the affection of Irishmen. *• Those feelings have manifested themselves the preparation in Ireland of sword of honour, to presented—should the act ...

... to the pusillanimity the Count de Montemolin. The B»enmer Alstt-r, which at Antwerp few days ago from L-mlon, had on board Irishmen who are their join the army under General de L itnorlclere. A letter from Vienna states that Austria, after the landlna: ...