... AMERICA AND SWITZERLAND. Tho Siriss Times publishes letter addressed to the President of the Swiss Confederation, by the A merican Agent and Counsel at the Court of Arbitration, in which they say ; Before leaving Switzerland, we joyfully seize the occasion ...

... afternoon. A young man named Elliott left his home «• Gravesei d about ten days ago, with the in»ention of proceeding to America. It appears that iu passing through London he met a woman Moore, and went to live with her. On Monday they quarrelled, when ...

... invited to call and see these Machines whether purchasing or not. As it is not the intention of this Company to compete with America or any other Nation or Manufacturer in expensive show, they trust, giving what is spent in extravagant display to their customers ...

... however, added in postscript, which, it is believed, was written sftor the murder, that she should not come as she was going to America. This letter fell into the hands the detectives. The bouse in the Rue St. Denis was searched, but Marguerite Dixblano had ...

... indicated projected emigration to America. The tradesman asked the woman if such was the case, and received the following reply ; You see I have two daughters, I one of them was engaged to a man who is gone out to America, and who promised that, soon he ...

... Germany and was in England, where he had been appointed private secretary to a gentleman of position, with whom was going to America. The other letter stated that had not obtained the appointment, and having no money, when she received the letter he should ...

... flight of the Empress, and declaration of tho Republic; the fall of Queen Isabella of Spain; the election of General Grant in America; the opening of the Pacific Railroad; and whatever else I thought likely to be intesresting to one who had lived so long at ...

... Peterborough. AMERICA. (From a Correspondent.) Patef son, New Jersey, Dec. 31st, 1871. write New Year’s Eve. The year in the ourse another hour will be gone, and 1871 will •*? thing of the past. An eventful year it has been ns in America. Kailway accidents ...

... minority, the American invople, oom doom tl.o« claims, and the United Statea ’j fully conscious of its mistake in prefcmne America, then, frankly renounce these if not because they are under tho TmflV y because she knows them to be inyalnl: lose more than ...

... curative, by all. Where plaster can give relief they never fail. ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERSPHYSICIANS AND HOSPITALS THROUGHOUT AMERICA USE NO OTHER, And already they are adopted by a large number this country. ...

... fully found out further advance. The crops of spring appear, on the whole, to have been fair. Prices on the continent and in America show very little alteration from the last quotations. Liverpool Corn Market, Friday.- Only choice spring wheat, selling at ...

... alleviate. Boston, in Lincolnshire, has been the first town to start subscription for the relief of the sufferers at Boston in America. ...