... with the le in New R10 enisk-Gazette, edited by my talented, t1 to energetic; and valued fiiends, Dr. Marx, Fre- m al derick Engels, George Werth (who defended 1 r- the English Chartists at the Brussells Fr-e e r-8 Trade Conference), the celebrated poet ...

... parties and of nhl countries. )We remain, Sir, your most obedient servants CHRItLES MARX, ) Editors of the NeueRlheinische FRED. ENGELS, Zeitung of Cologne ?? AUG. WILLICI, { Colonel in the Insurreotionary e4; Dcan~rir'Army in Baden. 64, Dean-8tret, Soho-square ...

... person here cannot receive a repl~y by post till Tuesday afternoon. PETE&RHEAD, July 0.-The Polar Star, of Rostock-, Capt. Engell, c-ailed here yesterday from Greenland, for orde-rs. Tite Polar Star left the ice on the 23d ult., and has 7000 seals and ...

... several Polish and Hungarian refugees. Mr. Wim. Pettie took the chair, and the meeting was addressed by Messrs. Ruiffey, Harney, Engel (a Prussian), Brown, and Osborn. The speeches contained an abundance of highly- seasoned language; and a resolution was passed ...

... before his eyes the victims whose blood he had shed. The French ' Marseillaise' was then sung by the Hungarians, and Citizen Engels, introduced as one who had fought for freedom in many lands, addressed the meeting, and assured them that Marshal Haynau, ...

... and English society. About thr~e co hundred persons were present, and dancing wars kept fre up until half-past 4 a.m. Al Mr. Engel, a Hungarian sculptor, who resided be some years in England, has just completed a group we in marble for Prince Albert, re ...

... Petropols, left Londoa on Saturday for Liverpool, pre- Psrator toteremaktonSt.a M Btogthelr embarkation as emigrants to Australia. Engel, a Hungarian sculptor, who resided some'years fir Prine ad, has just completed at Rome a group in myarsl tfto? Pie Albert, ...

... candle. fc T'1e group of Thesens and the Amazons, executed at C' Rome, tot Prince Albert, bv tile Hul-litriais seculptor, I1. Y Engel, is now 011 its way to England for tile purlose of tr exhiibition, in the Great Crystal Palace. 'rielRoyal Mail steam-ship) ...

... the London Exhibition by the committee; but the Arno steamer conveyed some fine groups in marble by Macdonald, Wyatt, and Engel, the property Ef his Royal IHighnoss Prince Albert, Lord Kilmorey, and Mr. Thomas Leylaud. The Duke of Montrose arrived in ...

... the London Exhibition by the committee; but the Arno steamer conveyed some fine groups in marble by Macdonald, Wyatt, and Engel, the t roperty of his Royal Ilighreis Prince Albert, Lord Kilmorey, and Mr. Thomas Leyland. The Duke of Montrose arrived in ...

... :'and yet t1:ie last has escaped the tribunals to because he eoicealed, himself behind his accomplice. In But, lately, a M. Engells has published a pamphlet don this Gotsphed,, which has lifted the veil from his past life. His work seems to have made some ...

... vatious others. T'Iere is now a somewhat numerous collection of ar- tioles of sculpture ia the transept. A group in marble, by Engel, execut d far Prince Albert. attracts considerable no- tice. Tue group represents au kin..zon rescuing her sister in arms trom ...