... this he The command. urn redress, but, failing to obtam it, iko.mU town tor eight hours. It .s that the are now rapidly evacuating Mexico, and ixi • is exacting forced loans, may supposed tout order” does uot exist m .Mexico. CANADA. A rumour prevailed ...

... for their ulterior purposes, to'conV£ u,d Probable tbe evacuation of Little the war. officially announced Baron V,e„,„ • • tended to favour this scheme; though; the r '\ustW observes, the evacuation that district is very small portion of trie redress which ...

... from the frontier, tho Government has deemed it prudent to send troops in the direction of Philipville, where the Count of Flanders has established his head quarters. Brussels, vVcdncuday, Nine Evening.—The hide pvndance Helge publishes the following telegram ...

... are remarked by those who come in contact with him. A Berlin letter says—‘‘ The project of marriage between the Count of Flanders anda Brazilian princess is understood to have fallen through, in consequence of the Count’s disinclination to exchange his ...

... Battenberg whilst being taken from Cape Coast Castle to Madeira. 23. Madagascar annexed by the French. 26. Italian troops evacuated Makaleh. Brankeea Castle burnt down. Fsaarser.-1. United States Senste confirmed the Silver Bill. 4. King Prempeh and other ...

... completely destroyed the Confederate fleet. On the 9th instant the expedition attacked Elizabeth city, which the inhabitants evacuated. Elisabeth city was completely burnt. either by the inhabitants or the shells from the Ft deral fleet. The Federate bad occupied ...

... THE CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND ADVERTISER, JULY 15. 1856- There has been afloat for .ome time, the Count of Flanders, the second son of the King of the Belgians, should be provided with throne. Hence, it is stated, the appearance of his Majesty to family ...

... crseded Mr sis a menace to the Le of the A sessment Conn therefore, Mr. CLarke ¥ arnals consider war seat at the Board by to evacuate Lux Ma. he has not ese: the of the Union. UXEMBOUT = = he Le lative Body, We publish elsewhere an a ad for lew ve to made ...

... specimen of art. workmanship, in the shape of au elaborately worked double-top lectern of wrought brass. Philippe, Count of Flanders, brother of Leopold U., King of the Belgians, and heir presumptive to the Belgic Crown, was bora on Rareb 24th, 1837, and ...

... the great bodies of the Slate. The Temp* has received a first warning. Bucharest. Feb. 20th. Thu refusal of the Count of Flanders accept the offered position of Hospodar of Roumania is officially confirmed. Vienna, Feb. The Ncne of to-day state* that ...

... something more than merely nominal. No further progress has yet been made in arriving at any agreement as to the period of evacuation. Tho proposal of Sir H. D. Wolff that in the event of the security of Egypt being threatened Britain shall act along with ...

... the oppressions practised the inhabitants of the principality tend to confirm the belief that Wallachia will shortly be evacuated. The most important part of the reported movements consists in the removal of the Russian head-quarters from Silistria, or ...