... a by the application of X I should not expect to be credited (ayst Mr.| W. Chambers in his yew b ook on America) did Inot speak 1 freom of iicial authority, when I say that on the let of June, 1850, there were in the United States 350 daily newspapers ...

... - rerely to stand with a firm front against the storm, weouldbe a great sign of national vigour. ?? it a is, we may even speak .of prosperity. The first a tnaterial test of our social state-7the confidence both t in ourselves and cur resources, shown ...

... the T'imee of Thursday, 1 wacs atruck with the following sentence : - And toe Ems prero accompanies this asenossneemant (speaking of the loan) by the somewhat singular declaration that ' resources oh. tamned by the loan are exclusively to defray the cost ...

... coRRtE5PONDMNT.I P.ARIIS, S.ATUntD.~Y E{VnNING. Telegraphic despatches from Vionna have been received here to-day and yesterday, speaking of a conferecue wvhich took place in that city between the Co unt de Pool, Lord Weetniorland, rad Prince Gortsch1akoff, ol ...

... ?? just twenty-feur hours too late. ' ?? I must correot a misprint which appeared in your impression of Noyemiber~ 6. In speaking ofl tbe delay in the transmission of the muails from the Crimea to the post-office at' Constantinople, I said that it was ...

... suspenaive, that his de. ?? was sovereign and executory, appeal notwithstanding. tioeever, turning to the bar, he said, ' Speaking before arn uglirir bar, I seed not enter further into the question, be- iuss every one keows here that my decision is sovereign ...

... Lord RAGLAN is a confiding en- thusiast, and General CANnoasnvr craftily and cunningly imposes upon his unreflecting zeal. To speak plainly, an English journal makres of the former a fool, and of the latter a rogue; and, as the best possible method of ensuring ...

... cllie'crryshgould oast the re- tailer from 85s. to 40g. per l~endyedw~eight, and when it canX be procured as low as Vias the price speaks volumes for the nature of the arSele. Che p sugar is produced by a proper combination of ?? and potato-flour with the genuine ...

... faot of his die- gutimhe cstoa elivalfreua bravery on all occasions has iee lstoll mcuch in gaining him this affection. Hle speaks *Lat, lt bues eides Tuekish-Sarsian, Germnan, and 'Oi sdltil~uol fluency. In his mode of life ltehas re- wsir! tioh lisitohtazr ...

... mast consequently reject a common plang of campaign withl Austria, which would be a sad thing. For these reasons, without speaking of the considerations ii due to other German Governments, which Goverrns entst would have to divide themselves between Austria ...

... produce and of the rawt materials of our industry has hitherto been well sustained, although at very losing prices, generally speaking, to thei importers. The (}rain market has exhibited great fluctua- tions * for the first fewr months of the year prices ...

... the present generation. There are also pecuniary interests concerned iiN the question of which it is unnecessary for us to speak, espe- cially as the plutocratic element is by no means ill represented either in the press or in the Senate. To all who, for ...