... visitors from the United Studds rushing in with full pones. That is the news of this morning from Philadelphia. To many minds it will be more material than all the an. nonnoementsof Mnisterial combinations and rumoured re-settlements of the Eastern Question ...

... visitors from the United States is rushing in with full purses. That is the news if this morning from Philadelphia. To many minds it will be more material than all the announcement. of Ministerial combinations and rumoured re-settlements of the Eastern Question ...

... involved in this vote. He had the deepest distrust of Russia, who, though professing to make war solely for religion and civilization, has now advanced claims for a large increase of territory, and ho desired to place the Government in a position to protect ...

... fat to NVW sad Quebec. The ire trade in the United States is yearly increasing, has already resettled large proportions. the Liwit..l reaching aornethingdike WO, 6,00.00 n tens being annually cut for the United States consumpthe alone _ The Empress of Austria ...

... dnty in the United Kingdom, the dnty amonnting £7,939,099 2a. IJd. The duty paid in England amounted to £7,130,621 8«. that paid in Scotland £398.746 3s. and that paid in Ireland £409,731 15a. «|d. The quantity of barley imported into the United Kingdom daring ...

... the greatest enten: a.m. Viva Vitali% I I. ” order to prevent an undne premnre of Nita Prins brims at the Sprier of 11159, civil will be taken at the fortecoming wintry assizes, Oath hem hitherto been merely a gaol delivery. rexoell the lord-lientenant ...

... invader (hear, hear), and that during the interval that has elapsed since the signature of the treaty, the Sultan, in the re-settlement of his empire, has had to deal with a greater number of difficult arraimements than probably ever fell in the same space ...

... throw off the foreign yoke of the Mantchou Tartar, who has for centuries sealed that empire against the light of European civilization; and the extracts from their proclamations which we publish elsewhere, however imperfect in their conception of the system ...

... Issue involved lii this vote. He had the deepest distrust of Russia, who, though prolgasing to make war solely for to and civilization, now advanced claims furs large increase of territory, Led he desired to place the Government in a position to protect ...

... Office, under tha direction of the Treasury, apply to the Civil Oommismioners when they wante writer for the public service, and the of the writer under these elreumstanon: ts settled by the Civil Service at 10d. per boar, to add epectal rates for other ...

... justice — (loud cheers) — upon every public question to the whole people of Ireland in common with the other portions of the United King- dom. (Cheers. ) So then, my lords and gentlemen, if I am compelled to confess to you with pain, if not with shame — ...

... REQUIST.—A shock has run through the civil services of the United States by the news that a functionary had made a request that his salary should be reduced. This is a fact ,aid to be absolutely without precedent in the United States, and it was at first supposed ...