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... Ireland nmore that, about one thousand acres of land that could in any way be put in competition with, the virgin soil of America., There they could rise Cereal crops by Scratching the surface of thle y, ground and throwing in their seed; they could, in ...
... is 130 feet in diameter. The domes are surmounted with the suitable emblems characteristic of Eu- rope, Asia, Africa, and America. That part of the main building which embraces the centre i dome, measures a length equal to 600 feet by 200 feet wide; that ...
... -AMERICA. - -; (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). New York, Dec., 18, 1849. Tenr TTUaiO ANID SLAVEItY.-The long accumulating wrath and fear of the slave power of the south, at its ap- proaching downfal, has finally found a vent in congress, in a while week ...
... thousands of people, many of them from dis- tricts almost barbarous from want of external intercourse, and forced them to America to share in the onward march of the Anglo-Saxons. In this way, those who were our competitors, or who were shut out from us ...
... have come to hand. These spirits cknow the Roman alphabet, and speak-or at least understand 1 -the E nglish language. In America, persons who might be presumed unlikely to be either dupes or duped in such things exercise their ingenuity in cflbrts to ...
... does not yield half her produce. The land would sup- port four times the population. I do not want to send the people to America It is the landlords who are forcing them to fly there. We have land enough for them. But when we find landlords, the moment ...
... each new one affords in some one or other of its features a significant indication of the direction in which the mind of America is tending. The convention at Monterey, comprising about four-fifths of new setlers with Anglo-Saxon or German names, and ...
... 800 8, 22 West Indies ?? ?? 13 200 1 ,7i Pacifie ?? ?? 12 228 2,343, Coast of Africa ?? 25 165 2,1i2 Sotih-east Coast of America ?? 11 152 1,64.' Cape of Good Hope ?? . 6 68 -827a Discovery and Surveying ?? 21 80 1,210: Store and Troop Ships .. 4 26 t72 ...
... THE HUNGARIAN EXILE SIN AMERICA.' We copy from tbe Necto York Tribwae, of December 17th. the ftollowinig description of the reception given to the ' Huot- garian exiles in that city, a brief account of which appeared in the letter of our Asierican co ...
... nor have I learned is from any other source, that even one tenant from 'the gene- ?? ral's estate Wvas able to emigrate to America; but I am ready Io make affidavit,, and I will get the most respectable men in n the parish to make a similar, oath, that ...
... seized for arrearsoaf rate; that he does not know that large estattes bafe. been deserted by'tahe tenaits, !rho have Deod to Americas *vitboaot pyinzg'tleit'-reatlsleavnng the. Iand- lerd penniless;.that itn etnnerouaiustances the farnmqrs' cattle, ploughs ...