... away ? No ! those fair mountains still will stand Our columns in our own 'ov'd laud, nd . jo our chaiiilesd graves, Luong speak to many a patriot eye, : V hen tyrant-traphing'tiberty-: Opr glorious country saves . SIZATOR, T.C. I. We understand: that ...

... around it popular opiniqn. ' German papers have been received to the 19th instant. A I letter from the frontiers of Servia speaks of the fears en- tertained in Bulgaria of the renewal of distubances in the Turkish: empire in consequence of the intrigues ...

... d him that in many parts of the country, his estimate was under the truth: and that the whole number now, who think arind speak in Irish, must exceed 3,000,000. Here are three mil- I lions of men, at least, in a state of intellectual arid moral pros& ...

... the ful-l length proposed by both ; anti we, ,thererirc, leel greater pleasure in transcribing their sentiments. The flail speaks thus:-- We here solemnly pledge ourselves to oppose Politieally, aye arid pesopally, and that regardless of the party espoulsing ...

... appear that an ar- ,rangement between General Bolivar and General Paez is highly probable. The official accounts from Bogota speak very confidently on this point.-Intelligence. G REECE. At a late hour last night we received from Paris a letter from a high ...

... plainness in speaking of Mr. Moore is a compliment to his importance and popularity, which would make a weak or timid remonstrance incapable of reaching him. My interest in a suffering woman needs no apology. I I found my right to speak on this painful ...

... opportmuity of speaking to hin. The man with whom ti.e prisoner was conversingobserved, that the Duke in all p ohability eould refuse to speak to a stronger undersuch circumstuncesupon which the prisoner is said to have replied, 1I'll make him speak. Tie prisoner ...

... Calcutta editor to find the rumour, which reached him so lona ago, so surprisingly confirmed in both particulars.- 1 Campbell speaks of coming events casting their shadows be- fore them, but a shadow of four or five months is an eitra- s ordinary one-to be ...

... better fcrm of government that we adopt (murmurs). Opinions are perfectly free. here. No murmurs, if vou please, when we are speaking of the interests of the people. We propose, therefore, by way cf'ameidment, that thieform of government which shall be adopted ...

... Surgeon was asked his opinion as to the wound, Mr. Clayton said, 1 My dear Sir, don't flatter me, speak out, I know it is impossible I can recover ; I speak to you as a dying man. About seven o'clock on Friday night Mr. Clayton expired, surviving the wound ...

... entered into a trial of-strength to determine which shall be nore decable in the ayes of the kountry. The Mail of last night, speaking of the MAiioNv ?declaraition, §ays.- ,The privilege of the Post 9ffile, the purse' of the Duke of Lejster, and Abe' strenuous ...

... 'Dictator is deeply inte- resting and of great moment. On Friday, some.cir- cunmstances transpired which Ihave enabled him to speak more positively, and, if he was rightly informed, 'the;contents of his letterof that date are most import- ant. For the present ...