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... u cotisequcocu .ho ll MnWrid a « ■ “= the Cabmot i. “*f^Sdu.tri M Spain, PortuwlU opeueif Onorto on the Ist Augusl uext. AMERICA. York, Dec. 30. at the bifl’heet d' ,rin « l ® C.oM ciowi ai Sterling exchange ,1„ was im. ‘b* lowKt. Bomls, I^2. bonbon ...
... irrespective of the sea- fcave heen imports of bones into tbe United u ~ sons. Bnt what has been advanced remedy for this gouth America, and doubtless t, ' ,s ., arlll tbo Atlantic year’s plentiful supply vegetables is rea.ly worse t inn . f materials on both ...
... Shares suffered from and were flat during the whole .lay. The suraof7G,OW7 m sovereigns was withdrawn from the Bank for South America. The demand for discount was very l Consols closed yesterday without variation, viz., to • lex div. for money, and 92$ tot ...
... most prepared for war. I there bad also keen carthipiakes at Thibet, at Chinn, at Mexico, Japan, ut Greece, at Italy, South America, and according I to one writer there had been 25 disastrous earthquakes m the 1 year 1870. The word (rt/oyto; meant moral ...
... darkness and sorrow Heartsick and weary of old associations, the merchant wound up his affaire in Brazil and came to North America. Wandermg vaguely alwut the West, be fell m with a party of Hod River traders, and subsequently did a good deal taring ata ...
... . &.Tn think tenn Ulnrtmtc one o natkinnl schcml nmira is « YEAR'S DAY THE SOUTH FOKELAND mSiH IffetS -- iSSiiiiiii^^ of America winch,! hotjaare ,mt end Yonm Tej7 f , School ttlßißi'iilHiiifi iSSi^fi Eoro,-. »•«•• •>' front of a .ny trouble aide why ...
... from awl not from the Opposition, awl the motive the Governments is everywhere the avohl irritation among the masses the lt America it is well that, althourii the Secretary the Treasury proposes the total nholitmn of tax, would like to Wp it and WJ o« debt ...
... ihiring the cotton famine, man named George Bvn.m left Oldham to seek livelihood in America, leaving International Exhibition 1872 —Hei wife and child behind. Upon his in America o ■ • ' ' , • ~v,|: li for the oneneii correspondence with his wife, which, however ...
... Prince. t0 V e«in. and «ome Ren.l.u-rac arc reported to bare been not W .onb njared .tone, brin thrown at the ra . tob. to AMERICA. TRENCH ATLANTIC CABLE.) New Yore, Jan. 4. Mr.llr*l « ,. Pri«« Messrs, Roth-chiU an.t Meesr.. Ur. Cook. Macculloct, and Co ...
... accompany any funeral a cemetery uolesstbo Melted Stuff . . otber V« preserved its progress and In M >orts from South America G5 Australia 1950. other places casks. I WOOL MARKET.—Fbidat. , English wool continues firm, hut business la eheekel slightly ...
... Imperial the performance obeisances and eeremonies law those who met the Mikado face to face, or were past official emblems. AMERICA. The Governor of New York, in his annual Message to the Legislature, announces that the State debt amounts to ail millions ...
... we have already dealt with such an outrage on Euripides deserves. Mr. Longfellow is a great favourite in England well in America, and not without reason. are not about to depreciate or disparage a gifted writer account of his occasional failures. When ...