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... AMERICA. New York, April s.—The news is generally unimportant. Despatches from Ringgold, Georgia, say the Confederate lines are within a mile of the Union pickets. General M'Cullough is on his way north with 2000 Confederates to reinforce General Forrest ...
... Accident a Telegraph Operator in America. —Mr. C. W. Temple, telegraph operator at that point, met with a somewhat singular accident Saturday last. Just after dinner he returned to his office, aud noticing that a storm was coming up, took the usual precaution ...
... MASON JONES'S ONE-SIDED VIEWS OF AMERICA. Mr. Mason Jones, a man who, some two or three years ago, entertained large audiences in the metropolis, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, and other places with his flashy orations on Lord Macaulay and other subjects ...
... to ,-trve the orations from tbat locality. STATUE of America.—Mr. Edward Kuntze, of whose medallion portraits we spoke some time ago, produced statue of America whicb deserves word of notice. America is represented a female figure leaning upon a shield ...
... amounting to 0,511,838 lb., the principal increase being in Australian, East India, River Plate, and west coast of South America. On the other hand, there is a falling off from Portugal, Russia, and ; while from other quarters there is little variation ...
... Nottingham. Mr. Gough, who was the well-known temperance lectarer, stated in bis affidavit that he was entirely brought up in America; and that, having been addicted early in life to inttmperance, be was reclaimed by a society that country about years ago ...
... Liverpool : —To the United States of America, 32 vessels, with 295 cabin and 15,603 steerage passengers; to Canada, ships, with 618 passengers; victoria, ships, 1341 passe igers; Queensland, 1 ship, 375 passengers ; South America, 1 ship, 37 passengers; making ...
... i the Chamber of Deputies for Trade and Finance have agreed to the navigation treaty with England. MEXICO. The news from America states that the Bagdad had been evacuated on the 26th ult. by Mexicau Liberals, and had been reoccupied by the m.cror Maximilian's ...
... »d.a,arejsued ,of well-execdted and coloured maps. Those to ' sorted in the first vo'ume are-Africa, Central America, America, South America, Asia, Australia, andl Aust'a-SeveTmapt under the first letter the alphabet. are a great acquisition to the work ...
... agonies of suspense from the cessation of their correspondence with absent relatives. I knew one lady, whose husband was in America last winter, and about whom she naturally felt great anxiety. He wrote, as ii proved, every mail, but for six weeks she never ...
... Calcutta, against £2,233,070, increase To Bombay. £1,440,625 against £1,508,820, decrease £67,196. To the United States of America, packages against 113,295, the increase being equal to about 1, per cent., and more than 7,0 cent, on the exports of ls4s ...
... United States, geologist of consideiable experience, wbo devoted the past summer months to an exploratory tour in Western America, states that one of the most interesting results of his researches is the determination by fossils of the existence of the ...