... that the only sortie ventured upon the Russians was repulsed the advanced guard of the British. Accounts also by that mail speak of the improved state of the troops, and the arrival of more reinforcements, of warm clothing, of wooden huts, and of comforts ...

... just returned home from the hospital at Scutari, where be was for six weeks alter leaving the Crimea. The galiant officer speaks in the highest praise of the care and attention paid the sick and wounded there. —Kewry TtUyraph. Thursday a company of the ...

... than by worshiping the holy crucifix of Pontedere, and invoking its assistance in the hour of need. But the sentence will speak for itself. SENTENCE. The Conncil of Prefecture of the Compartment of Pisa, having seen the proceedings instituted in the ...

... betrothed home. They had not gone far, however, when they were overtaken by M Kildra, who catne running up, and, without speaking word, struck deceased two terrible blows on the head with large slick, Which he used with both his hands; he also struck ...

... blubber. , The Press in America.—l should not expect to sccrediteU fuays Mr. W. Chambers, in new book on America) didfl not speak from official authority, when I ray »at the Ist of June, 1880, there were in the daily newspapers, with an aggregate c.rcul ...

... excellent deputy town clerk, Mr. Farquhar (hear, and cheers). Ofien and often in the proceedings in this Conncil he was kind of speaking-trumpet to me; and I believe I could not have carried ont duties but for his assistance. I think the best thing I can do ...

... the devil with trade, to bring down Consols, and crush our revenue. None these disasters have ensued. Our commerce remains, speaking generally, upon the same grand scale tb(.t it attained last year. There have been somewhat greater fluctuations; but our ...

... was a tolerably good one. The number of present was sufficient, and there yr?« pretty fair number caul* seen. Generally speaking, the description of the stock was either or inferior; but when thosp of a better quality were be found, the demand waa rather ...

... expedition fail; and this view they take for fear the blame of this disaster should be visited upon the heads of their patrons. we speak from foregone conclusion, however, we may brush these inoffensive advocates aside, and rely the common sense of men, will certainly ...

... . Nothing could exceed the indefatigable seal of the men; of the bravery of the British officers it is needless for me to speak ; but 1 cannot close this communication without giving expression to my admiration of the cool determination and able tactics ...

... years tbe battle and tbe requires the aid England's, sons. feelingi art not personal: there is not a man of integrity'to whom speak but would rally around their country’s standard, sod, at Uik.sicrifice of their I ves, defend old England, which alpha is the ...

... of liberty and civilization in tha indulgence of a sordid apathy. We know the earnest indignation with which all—yes, all —speak individually of the men who so scandalously compromise all our most precious Interests } and were they only able to give utterance ...