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... The French intendance, which broke down miserably in furnishing the French armies with their supplies, is not lees at fault in its attempts to provide for the German armies.— Dai/g News. THE RIOTERS TO BE SURPRISED. Paris, March 16, Evening. To-night ...
... will be taken till after Mr. Howe’s funeral, on Saturday. It is reported the Government scheme for the reorganisation of the army, particularly the clause with reterenoe promotion by selection,” will cause *' stampede” among the majors, as those officers ...
... communion service for church. The latest production of the American Women’s Advocate is an essay to prove that Shakespeare was a woman. A Boston paper mentions individual there who clasps his hands so fervently in prayer that he can't get them open when the ...
... palaces and the appropriating of Crown lands to national purposes, expressing gratification the separation of Church and State, acquiescing in the wisdom of abolishing conscription and banishing standing armies,and anxiously watching the progress of ...
... the flower of the earth. There is some reason to think, however, that they not differ very widely from the youths of other lands, where moral hedging is less attended to. In Massachusetts a Committee of the General Court now considering the expediency ...
... handsome sum be placed at the disposal of this indispensable charity. Suspicious I)e\tii a Woman at Duulev.—A suspected murder is reported from this place. A poor woman named Mary Ann Willets was found in a state of insensibility in a house Snow Uill, with ...
... yesterday, William Wilcox, a litter, was charged with violently assaulting a woman named Willetts. The Chief Superintendent asked for remand pending dangerous condition of the woman. In the bouse where she lived, the floor of one of the rooms was covered ...
... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE OX ARMY REFORM.” At the Royal Academy Banquet, held on Saturday night, the Duke of Cambridge responded to the toast of the Army. He said : lam called upon to respond to this toast on behalf of the army, and I most gladly avail myself ...
... May. Sir Charles Mordaunt, who is at present staying Torcastlo House, is having good sport on the Lochy. On Tuesday week he landed a splendid salmon weighing 321 bs, An application was made yesterday to rescind the appointment of a receiver in the matter ...
... papers profess to believe that Napoleon has left Cbislehurst secretly, and will land in the western provinces. Troops have been raised, and the defection of the Versailles army is relied upon. The young Duke of Genoa is to enter the navy, having been rendered ...
... the same boat with him, suffered severe privations, but on the fourth day they were picked a vessel bound for Australia, and landed at Melbourne about the end of July, 1854. As there was no homewardbound ship the time—the sailors all being off to the go ...
... but when the Army Regulation Bill came on in committee there was no particularly large House. The beginning of the discussion was slightly burlesque, as Colonel Stuart Knox declared it te reasonable alter the title from Army Regulation to Army Destruction ...