... beene giveno hplim, andoit is thought he cannot of l avi captur mr. en is going on favour- le, Tie n FATE Is' Si just H FRANKaN..rm Cpt. Sherard he Osborne has forwarded to the editor of the Times the ut fllowing expstrct of a letter, dated Red River Settlement ...

... children has since died. -Souts Eastern Gazette. TuE ATLANTIc CABLE. -Messrs. Beardmore and Robinson, electricians, have visited Valentia this week, and set on foot a series of experiments on the Atlantic cable. Encouragement a~s to the success of the undertak- ...

... Mammoth ox, the Hercukean subsoil plough, g and the Briarnean clod-crusher. It was the sliding-scale 1 2 that covered the Atlantic with guano ships, and made 2s, stuff from a chemist's shop draw five quarters of wheat from the acre. a Mr. George Dawson ...

... their in- A human father. The thumb on the girl's right band was cut off, and the little boy had two severe gashes, one on his ' rm ad another on his breast. From the bodies 5 having been thrust into the ground almost before life Was a extinct, the features ...

... narrow seas swvarm, as they will, tr with privateers baving letters of marke-many and many a stout 0 steamer built on the Atlantic shores coaling over hero with let- Y'tore of mnark to seizo as prices y-our merchant vessels8-do you dt sup~pose that, tinder ...

... writh al large square one in the Centre, and Of within and along the onter walls of all several of our sappers are busy in sinking the fatal shafts by which the St' whole of these splendid works are to be utterly destroyed. ha It seems, indeed, a sad necessity ...