... aoldiera win scatter the banded boat*, and with their compeers resettle British power on firm foundation, Sore little fear, provided their banda ore not •eaheoed the injudidona meddling of the civil aatliorilica. Already there ia leeling of diaaatlafeetion ...

... engineer tn _the _Atlantic _Telegraph _Company , _In at _present _engaged _raising _the cable payed out from Valencia by the United States _frigate Kiagara ; _operations for _relaying it will 1 )» _returned _about May or June , with every _proflpect of _success ...

... General Van Cortlandt is still busy reopened on the Mores from the Koodsea Sigh at iittle more pres ing disturbance and resettling the coubtry. On the than three hundred yards, and upon the Cashmere and 6th of September en insurgent village near liansi ...

... shows that General Wilson had a thorough command over his men, moral as well as military. United States Panic. — Several communications reach us from the United States, One of them, received early in the week, folfils our to houses not nature of the third ...

... by Commissioner Denver with the Pawnee Indians secures to the United States tea or twelve millions of acres of land. These Indians not only pledge themselves to remain at peace with the United , States, but that they will twe their influence with the n ...

... to spare the innocent, aud he will have to reward the deserving. To punish the guilty adequately exceeds the power of any civilized man—for the atrocities which have been committed, have been such could be imagined, perpetrated only by demons sallying forth ...