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... SCHOOL, EDZELL, On WEDNESDAY, Jas. 0, BY Mr ANDRKW OSLER, Kl-TYRIE (Dvndec Cornier Special Commissioner to America). SUBJECT— THROUGH AMERICA AXD THE NORTH-WEST, Illustrated by about I*2o Limelight Views. JAS. ANDERSON, E-q., Westside, in the Chair. ...
... for Abyssinia, Sth ult Viscount Canning, Gardener, at Moulmein from Rangoon, 25th ult \rbutus, Turnbull, left P.idang for America, Dec 10 Java, Mann, at Banjoawange from Samarang Dec 11 Ships Spokf.n. Earl of Derby, January 3 lat9 N, Ion? 36 W Light Brigade ...
... but now we have just had bad year —one of deficient harvests, combined with immense grain importation to this country from America, and consequently of comparatively low prices; and complaints are beginning to be heard, and the reports of the examinations ...
... Hanse Towns Portugal Egypt Sweden Hanover Spain East Indies Norway Holland Italy West Indies Denmark Belgium Turkey British America Prussia France Syria Channel Islands The West Harbour has been enlarged from 13 Acres to 44 Acres. The first dock contains ...
... Fraternize with I kill you, was the cry of Republican France. Sympathize with we shall destroy you, was the invitation of America in the very crisis and agony of the civil war. The lady the French novel is made to say of her greatly incensed lord, I ...
... has not yet been civilised out of men, and possibly never will be this side of the millennium. We have only to look at America to be convinced that, when fairly roused, it is as fierce and strong ever. So we have beeu revising our system of fortifications ...
... punishment of confiscation only incurred when the attempt is made. The opinion of the law officers then amounts to this, that America not bound by the Declarations of Paris. In support of that, it may be said that the Americans had no representatives at Paris ...
... hardly reached the beginning of the end of the trouble* which have come a tempest of calamity upon the once great Republic America. The latest news from that quarter indicate that the worst that has happened will not be capable of being compared with the ...
... readily to the Royal navy. They would be wanted for the trade of the world as much as they are now. What has happened to America would, it is to be expected, occur in our case. Goods would still have to be carried, and the ships and men which are now ...
... the Treasury. A large Federal fleet, with thirty transports, was at the mouth of the Red River. The Times' correspondent America gives expression to an idea we have already staled. It is, that Federal Generals, who might become dangerous rivals to Mr ...
... India, and, perhaps, with other tribes, and the occupation of China will continue. Both parties approve of neutrality as to America—both reject the idea of going to war on account of Poland, and both are committed tba Danish Treaty. A change, then, would ...
... Chemist. ■\T W lAN Cod l.r-r OIL The Hiieit *_' ..jx>rted; Free flora any Disagreeable Smell. -e f'>r liccomnianded br of America, Rad Quill iiark. D. . • ons, ;by Po*t f-r _■ 31 Fenier, 1 LA>' >i i\V.— i !ii uONDEE COURIER ,t- A'n‘;USc*v. \JT U had Daiiy ...