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... A THREAT FOR THE FUTURE. There a feeling in America of which we can guage neither the depth nor the width, which, if it is to become general, is worthy of early consideration. Some of the American journals are hinting at what an American citizen has spoken ...
... Federal Cabinet with which we are supposed to be dealing ? It seems to have two faces ; one for the Congress and people of America, the other for the Cabinet of England. Is it really represented by Mr Seward, who writes threatening letters, or Mr Adams ...
... The Courier and Argus. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1863. The America, which arrived yesterday, and brings intelligence from New York, by telegram to Portland up to the instant, 1 p.m., furnishes scarcely any additional intelligence. It is said that Longstriet's ...
... strongly denounced the conduct of Spain and the United States in reference to the slave trade. Lord John Russell also blamed America for giving to slavers the protection of her flag. There has been movement in Naples not unlike that which broke out in Scotland ...
... through Mr Seward, reply to the French note, declined to co-operate with the Great Powers favour of Poland, on the ground that America cannot deviate from her policy non-intervention, saving in cases of evident necessity. ...
... astahliahod (or the following purpoee* : —let. For lending money on lint mortgages of freehold property in the Western State* America and in Canada; 2d. Conduotiag ageney for the sale aad pwrehase negotiation American and Canadian securitie* an a>.aiwiiio« ...
... that it ought to command a good deal of the attention of the people this country well as other countries, and principally of America, for a short time come. It is true that it kind of thing with which we have now got to be a Httle familiar, through the u ...
... French Emperor has not abandoned his project mediation in America; but it is believed that the French Ambassador London will propose to the English Government joint diplomatic action in America. The Emperor gave audience to Mr L»mat, M.P., and Mr Roebuck ...
... unquestionably appears to us of the Old World to be a new method of dealing with such a political situation as that which America now presents. It seems very much as if King Charles, when at Oxford, had ignored the fact that there sat at Westminster an ...
... the course taken by the Government in reference to Poland and the Congress, and still advocated neutrality with respect to America. A resolution was passed by the meeting, urging the Government to deal with Parliamentary reform. ...
... in their own country for 100 dollars and a free passage, and then having them sold as substitutes after their arrival in America at from 800 to 1200 dollars. The Times' correspondent at Niagara Falls is of opinion that Lincoln's chances of success for ...
... placed in plain goods, but the whole business is Hat. Manufacturers loudly complain to the absence of orders for home and America. Some makers of fancies have fort mutt) ortlers which will keep machinery employe-1 for few howev.r, are eases. Prices are ...