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... UNITED STATES. Liverpool, Tuesday. —The mail steamer Niagara, which arrived at Liverpool to-dsy, has brought papers from New York to the 20th, and from Boston to the 21st alt. private despatch »ve further intelligence, telegraphed to Halifax, dated New’ ...
... ground, preparatory to his burial. A cap was then drawn over hi* eyes, after the hangman’s fashion. This proved too much ‘he Irishmen’s determination—his resolution failed him, and yielded the secret to thwe who had him in charge. The money was all recovered ...
... C.B. is appointed inspecting general of cavalry during the absence of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge in Turkey. —United Service Gaulle. The Daily A'ik'Jcmls doubts upon the statement that the Amphion frigate had atrinded, and states that is still ...
... Walker expedition. Tbev were placed board the United States revenue cutter Marcv, which was on her way for San Francisco. The trial of Walker for breach of neutrality with Mexico, has been postponed the United States District Court until the second Monday ...
... made almost as great inroad as emigration on the number of the people. circumstance highly honourable to the character of Irishmen is that, in five years from 1847, not leas than was remitted from America, to enable friends and relatires to emigrate—the ...
... but only to accumulate again as gigantic avalanche, driven irresistible force toward Palestine. Goraer, or Germany, would unite with Russia, and swell its bulk and add its impetus. Tarshisb and its Hons, which was to oppose and meet the Prince of Rosh ...
... in the business of assisting slaves ia Using their escape from slave to free territory, which contrary to the laws of the United States and lows of tbs State of Indisnß** —Hew York Saw. HvRDfLn or Dr. M ( Mg]«ANr.—A tattler has been received in town from ...
... agitation notoriety, is doing tittle in his old way in oonneotson with the election. He has issued circular to his brother Irishmen in the United States, calling upon them to vote for Mr. Buchanan. His chief reasons for this we read are that Mr. Buchanan rests ...
... is right that there should he Englishmen Irishmen, and Scotchmen. As it not right that either of these kinds should be absorbed in the general idea of a dog, or by any special kind dog, so Scotchmen and Irishmen should n ...
... company separated at eleven o’clock, highly delighted with tluii New | Year’s festival. —The Annual Social Meeting of the Aberi United Christian InstnictioniSocicty was also held Thursday night, in the Session-house, Belmont street Chapel— Mr. Strong in the ...
... signet I. A large and enthusiastic meeting, mainly of Irishmen, assembled on the 17th September, at Stuyveant Institute, in the city of New York, to express opposition to British enlistment in the United States for the war in India, and sympathy with the ...