... Speaking of Mr. Cobden.—The Pen’s correspondent of the New York Herald, in his account of the celebration of American Independence Day” at Paris, gives ns a report of Mr. Cobden’s opinion on English topics:—“ Mr. Cobicn and his wife aod daughter were there; ...

... river. States, but wh rich, previous to the first Sikh war In in 1845, were known as ‘the Prot ected Sikh States.’ their independent days th ese states Wi ere very turbulent, ikh chiefs on feudal ‘principles ; being governed by military Ps ssionaries, in ...

... State., but which. pre. cities to the first Sikh war in 1845, were known taw ' the Protected Sikh Statile.' In their independent days thew states were very torbitlent, being governed by military rlikh &dee on feudal ; ■nd the America• Preebyterisn mi ...

... neighbour's landmark. _ W. BROTHER JONATHAN SINGS “GOD SAVE THE QDEEN!” A New York paper. recording the celebiatlon of •* Independence-day (the 4tb Juh; in that city, pays the follow vfctfrK'- 1 10 nwai of Qmen Among the fcatmtien of lh« 4lh there was an incitW ...

... pronounced ex-»mniui.iea.iun against heratie. and ‘l>« to pay to Holy Father here tnfideU—and their martyrdom secured independ- “-day-. Let ». then, one cud all, rally wand the ence and freedom in the rxereim the fnnetiona of , Soaemgt. Poonff. Let those ...

... Conservative periodical. BROTHER JONATHAN SINGS “GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!” A New York paper. recerding the celebration of •* Independence-day the Job lu tfiat city, pa}» followirg graceful tribute the European influence Qiuen Victoria THE POLICY OF THE EMPEROR ...