... orcliar el.- y wt R•+m:, with 111 tilt. .1 it the to teni•ev. - Ole wetab the 05.1.4 .1• 4J its lett .1.1. skid ig -0041 • .Mm m.tn►t&on of nosifity nd pot Itali e sod the Oleo ww. ceevespeadlosty paw VIOL 2, 1866.] GL ABGOW INSTITUTE OF THE FINE ARTS ...

... caused great consternation at Man. daisy. If he does %vetoer. to Upper flannel re. hiforcements for the various stations on the !rm. waddy are ordered to be held to mediae.. King Theebaw is said to take all the intelligence like • philosopher. He like most ...

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... promenade Rome, honours are be paid to him king. The Cardinal! are treated as princes of the blood. V-A- - AMERICA. (Per French Atlantic Cable.) Boston, Tuesday.— The Samaria arrived oat to-day. New-York, Tuesday.—SO,ooo bales cotton have been exported to Gre ...

... the attempts of American citizens foment and aid the disposition rebellion. {Reuter’s Telegram.) FRANCE. Paris, Aug. 2 (3.30 r.M.)— The Senntus Consultum submitted to-day the Senate proi>oses the following reforms:—The initiative of making laws is to rest ...

... a aehoener, and it ie 1 elievod they worn all aabsoqaontly pat board told*. The Oregon waa oattroly abandoned, and sank one r»m. The a*tenders and crow oa board the Falda •amber over LOO, New- You*. Monday, 3.30 Am. The Narth German Lloyd steamer Fulda ...

... year 1866 67, (By direct Overland Telegraph.) in which it was. stated that during last year they had Bombay, Jan. 26, 5.13 r.M. -7 lbs. shirtings, 6r. 14?.; saved out of the expenses of the paupers 10s. 9a. each- ol a s.a , Was that thing to congratulate ...

... men, give up the use of alcohol Derelict Vessels the Atlantic.—A number of derelict vessels (chiefy timber-laden) are from time to time being reported by inward-bound ships being afloat in tbo Atlantic, two of them being recently passed close to the British ...

... Saturday wowing Glat t wils Ailliftw_ Grey. • • as Martian IMO ISM NG a sea sad two STRANDING ere ADOTIALTANI Puente= STEAM rm. A pry& Waren sista that the Swat% hem Liase. has roe echos ea Swam Usk. Jenie• Ault , Thi l NO war le eaerhar wawa. FIDEVOCATZD ...

... Freeman, wbish we hare already arnaonneed, will be entitled 'English Towne and Distriota Mr. Howells bee written for the Atlantic -Voraty a eeluel to his Wedding Journey, entitled Ninzera fterieited. • Dernousoy, which had already appeared to German ...

... favourite home Charles Dickens, Gadshill was the scene one Shakespeare’s plays, Henry IV,and is thus doubly historic. Thh Sinking the Aoeora.—The captain and the , ' carpenter the Aurora have been committed for trial Bombay for burning the abip. It stated ...

... ofHimgaiyo other t ManhaX necessary r'M King AMERICA. (news’ Telegram.) ' Nsw-Yobk, March I&—Several riots have taken place and ooQiaiona between the Irish and the police. Many persona have been injured. (Bp Atlantic TeUfraph.) I : •Naw-YoaK, March 18 ...