... of its terminating in civil war, which nae lately been exemplified both in the United States of America and in France. It there had been open voting and tree discussion between the different parties in the United States, the civil war there from 1861 to ...

... and the indefatigable propagator and defender of doctrines subversive of society as it exists in all countries 'where civilization has penetrated. • The contest. between Court and the Lower Chamber in Prussia Continues. The Upper Chamber is almost u ...

... muting down the salariee of others, the practical result which will ho a most harassing complication when the Civil List comes to be resettled on the demise of the Crown. I hear that there is no fotindati.m whatever for the Gladreport which etohichis going ...

... ; by the influence of the dominant sect under the Protectorate, it was merely an assemblage of congregations united only dependence the civil power. Taking for granted, what only the most advanced though slender minority of that day disputed, that a State ...

... is that to England, or even to Europe ? Tho United Kingdom cannot prevent that growth; and thereat quest on fur England is—Friendship or Enmity ? The United States want to be friends. It is only since the Civil War that England has really treated the Republic ...

... (Ayoub Khan), and after plundering snd burning down his house, killed him. It is also believed that most of his mikitary and_civil subordinates have been murdered, while the city is represented as being in » state of complete chaos. Kohistan is also said ...

... POE THE lENCY. Our unhappy American cousins, the victims Red Republican despotism, are once more after nearly four years of civil slaughter engaged with ardour in another election by universal suffrage of their quadrennial master, so far as the Northern ...

... trapetthlence for intimlitis to think of the wishes if atttuenta, and the public generelly as if it had no right to information resettling or war with a foreign Power. The •• Great and god friend knows what fs best for all, nd in him is the concentrated essence ...

... in every country in a state of civil war. Passions and feelings too often find vent, and acts are done which the nation in its cooler moments would never attempt. The Reciprocity Treaty enables the citizens of the United States to fish in British waters ...

... brilliant success. It is based on the calculation that if members know there is nothing to the fore more inspiriting than Civil Service Estimates they will extend their holidays. It is an axiom the soundness of which has been established by long practice ...

... heU, only W horrible than Paris in the reign terror. But if the of Bobesfibrre, Damtok, and Marat have not at the seat of Civil War in the New World the breadth the area over which the horrors of anarchy are there enacted seems to make up for the deeper ...

... a yet greater one—ls the public opinion of the North, as expressed in Congress, to be the supreme authority in the resettlement of United States P The PRESIDENT'S most unfortunate and ill-advised tour is at the bottom of the decisive which the Republicans ...