... [We insert the following at the request of Messrs. Row- land. }---Ep. A GERMAN SONG. Hark, ye neighbours, and hear me tell, Ten now strikes on the belfry bell; Ten are the holy commandments given To men below from God in heaven. Human watch from harm ...

... he must make a simultaneous attack on the city by sea and land; he therefore ordered the troops at Jaci to advance upon Catania. The Swiss were the advanced supported by 700 Lancers; the main army, of 16,000 foot, and 32 of cannon, followed. These attacked ...

... addresses to his army. One of these papers in the Mar trid Gazette of the 12th, and is ot the most terrific character- In fact if Don Carlos does not studiously keep out of the way, Cordova will make Mmince-meat of bim and all bis army. As the gallant ...

... machine, was in itself one of the most distinguish ‘ees which could be rendered to a national army, and it is o that, before it was introdaced, the British army whs able to execute any combined movements at all. We cannot bat notice the Doke of York’ e ...

... tew days. There is, indeed appalling picture for every man, woman, or child that hath a tear for pity. writer of this notice can say no more but this fever and famine are abroad in the land, and cholera more than dreaded, and what is become three thousand ...

... ipdividual, re Courier gives ap account of the of Narrative,” published a ndered conspicuous as the author few years ago in land. His has been the theme of abun ‘both ig newspaprrs.and periodicals. He has been a9 impostor, and the charge appears to ave ...

... There was not the slightest } shadow of foundation for the ‘shocking imputation. Charge against a Woman of Murdering Two of her Hus- Lands.—A young woman, named Sarah Daisley, was brought | before the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house, on Thursday, charged ...

... we learn what man can do, and guage the power and prospects of our race. A great career, though baukled of its end, still a land-mark of human energy. A cheerful happy temper keeps np a kind daylight in the mind, excludes each gloomy prospect, and fills ...

... ran away, part of them going over to the Turks, and few saving themselves jby retreating towards Ij sara. The Osmanlis then landed without any obstacle, and tbey disembarked more than twenty thousand Asiatics, who took possession of the heights that command ...

... but the imports of other grain were small. Fresh to-day exceedingly little wheat came hand from any quarter, either coastw'K land carriage. Tbe show of samples being very trifling, and the attendance both English and foreign buyers unusually large, the ...

... anish. Vhe Aus‘raliam Agricuiturs! pany last week received a consignment, part of the pre- duce of their flocks, on their lands of New South Wales. The continental w-ol markets, according to the let‘ers received up to close of last week, were very firm ...

... An innumerable train of follows the army. It is drawn from the interior of Russia, and from Wallachia. ‘The horses of the artillery and cavalry are in the very hest condition. The number of sick in the Russian army at is ouly about 2,000, notwithstanding ...