... already changed their minds, and that the government will eventually obtain a majority. It is ex- pected that M.. 'Xhiers will speak on the question this evening or to-nmori'ow. RoME.-The Papal soldiers have violated the Tuscan territory, And ill-treated the ...

... substantial re- spectability and Comfort;` sleeping apartments being alto pro- vided, A correspondent of a London paper, in speaking of the supply of milk by railway to the mnotropolis, aks, s Why should nut the railway companies lay down pipes from the ...

... saying, 'Learn, parricide I to respect the ?? Or King. The ambbassader replied-' I regard neither Y0 the person to whom yen speak but s a rare of too; Swords were then drawn, and it was only by Ihere the spectators that fighting waspreventd fewrsta Lan ...

... advocate the proposed measure; but there was a voice far I more eloquent than any there, or than all combined, c which had been speaking to us with terrible emphasis, and whose solemn echoes had scarcely yet died away. d He regarded the late visitation in the ...

... -N~o, she did not say an y such thing, nor did she even eay the woman was ill. Bober t (meaning Peacock) called me down to speak to her, and'I to) d her that she could not be taken' in until the Governor cam a. She said shte wanted the woman to come into ...

... Pendeonis, swhose likeness to his Grace lied been Ce- a marked,, began to imitate him unconsciously. after they had parted, speaking Wills curt .aesteares, after ?? isastoaer of the great muan.- We have all of us, no ~doubt, met with mare thana fqpe military ...

... days since identified the murderess. For some weeks the murder was involved in mystery, until little Morris was capable of speaking, when she gave the nanie of the old wretch. At this time the Government offered a reward of $100 for evidence to lead to ...

... has, we are rejoiced to say, been engaged by Mr. Skeolton, to give his novel entertainment-of which the me. tropoiltan press speaks so highly-in Hull, on the twelfth of February. LzCTURFtS BY MADAME STEINBERG.-We a re glad to find that this lady has succeeded ...

... this formidable disease I H It is not our intention to maintain a protracted cor- S respondence upon this subject, the facts speak for them- ea selves. We confess that we have beers astonished at tire result of our own (assisted by tule public) researches ...

... would expose him to the contempt or sarcasm of his fellows. Honourable, liberal, generous, and kind, it is impossible, in speaking of the press, not to give a small measure of praise to those whose judgment controls the press, whose taste adorns it, and ...

... it. His royal highness Is much pleased to see so large an In- crease of the number of depositors and of the balances which speak so strongly of the increased prosperity and feeling of se- curity of the middle 'and lower classes. His royal highness wishes ...

... burnt off him cxcept hia stockings, and he appeared to be id quits dead. As soon, however, as he was removed, lie was ableI to speak,, but could give no account Of thle mariner In which, tieJ ry became on fir. Medical aitendanca was instantly Procured, and ...