... Office confirming this report, and it is further stated that the prisoner, who is named O'Brien, sailed from Swansea to South America under the name of Westgate. Being conscience-stricken, he gave himself up to the police, and states that along with three ...

... Shetland ponies; but the well-bred horses ridden soldiers in such countries as ours are not to be had without a large outlay. America, where things are done with startlingrapidity,is acquiring in three or four years a quantity of experience and of burdens ...

... modern one ; and so far form is concerned, it received its great impetus from America, which is mainly to be credited with the notion clippers. When the little yacht the America came over here, she introduced a new era. From that time the talk about ...

... could not consolidate their triumph. This, however, we are sorry to say, is the disaster which even now seems imminent for America. There are some who can see in the present commotion nothing more than a quarrel.between the President and the Congress, but ...

... the wheat crop ; and we must look this season chiefly to the South and America for reaYTy fine corn. From these countries the quality will ne excellent, while California, South America, and even Australia, may give fair supplementary aid. Throughout France ...

... nor Germany, for these Powers have «•■> sufficient naval strength. The operations being in the cannot be against Turkey. America is out of the question. What is stated to be progress must have refereuce to England, France, Denmark, and Sweden, some of ...

... of France is exercising the souls of German journalists immensely. They are loud in their threats against both England and America. One ship from the latter country has ju3t landed 26 rifled cannon, 460,000 cartridges, and several thousand rifles. But Prussia ...

... Sole Lessee, Mi-W.M'Farland TRIUMPHANT STJCCHW THI SALSBCRY TROUBADOURS, ■Whoso Perforuiancea during the past Six Years in America and the Colonies have been the most successful on record. THIS EVENING, T.iiO, The Comedietta entitled TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT ...

... lower the week. Hanafonb, Sis, tkl. Mata Ws —Sclleis at 5-* tkl, buyers about 5s less. Prairies, 17s 6d. Live stock supplies America are still in of the demand, and low prices continue rule. such circumstance, there is little inducement for the bucolic mind ...

... trade has been, so far can be calculated, permanently diminished. There is no hope of cotton coming at early period from America, and there would be none, even if the fighting were cease to-morrow. All the reckless, random assertions about cotton enough ...

... portion of the country. There is scarcely a family among the rural population who have not some of its members settled in America ; and this necessarily produces a desire among those remaining in Ireland to try their fortune the other side of the Atlantic ...

... cotton elsewhere. True, America would cease to draw specie from the Gontinent, and would leave that source more available to than it is at present, but it is doubtful if it would yield us more of its gold than we now obtain from America. If, on the other hand ...