... ontents of the place, that the fire was at length extinguished. Whf.ck of an Kmiokant Ship nrak Ahki-ow.— Intelligence was rec-eived in town on Wednesday that large American ship, the Robert Kelly, Captain Laurence, muster, bound from Liverpool to New \ork, ...

... for war, who could give intelligent answer to the question, M bat is it all about The following extract from Mr. Cobdcn’s last speech in Parliament, on this question, pnts the origin o the war in simple, lucid, and intelligible form In order that they ...

... Cronsta.lt states, that by order of the Russian admiralty, another ship of the line of 120 guns, the Empress Mary, has been fitted out. This will make the Russian Baltic fleet amount to 28 ships of the Ime. The Empress Mary is commanded by Captain Bondischeft ...

... towards the Western Alliance, and of this we have forcible proof in the immense eicitement caused by the appearance of our ships in the Baltic. . . At home every subject pales its ineffectual fire” before the light of foreign events. Parliamentary debates ...

... foibles iu Mr. Mason—not to injure himself the cause he advocates. & SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1854. THE PASSAGE OF THE DANUBE. The intelligence of the last few days has directed the attention of the civilised world to the banks of the Danube. The importance attached ...

... Minister, there is ' nothing like being on the safe side. FiTURDAY, APRIL 20, ISS«. THE MORALITY OF THE FAST DAY, The I lest intelligence from the seat war . announced to us that Odessa was being mm horded bv tie combined fleets and in flames. Did it occur ...

... the former, since it depends on the development of moral law that can never be enforced with arms and is the growth of intelligence and political morality, will defy our fleets and armies, Commissariat and Ordnance. physical power can amalgamate nationalities ...

... for huge 131-gun ships like the Duke of Wellington, for whose passage even the Sound was not considered safe. Beyond this channel ami the harbour, on the side towards St. Petersburg, there is a roadstead, but too shallow for ships-of-war, and only i ...

... have done before, ot the humanity that was strongly infused into this terrible attack, sparing, far practible, the merchant shipping and the unoffending inhabiunts, anil visiting the barbarity upon its more immediate instruments. From the banks of the Danube ...

... of their nature and objects. After some further business, the House adjourned at twenty minutes past one o’clock. Mining Intelligence- LONDON METAL MARKET, P*IDAT. laon: —Bar,, Wel.h. in London .. '® J • gtafford, in London 1? ? ® Shoeta. aingle a it ...

... in the face of such active movements towards the seat of war by the allies, receives its solution in the nature of the intelligence received from Vienna. It now said be true that Austria will deem the refusal of Nicholaa to evacuate the Principalities ...

... Better, happier! Better, happier I! Your correspondent would iufer that moral suasion has failed. How gross libel on the intelligence of great and enlightened people. It has not (ailed. It has run through every rank of society, and has left its trophies ...