... telegrams con- tradicting the news of the English occupation of Oastellaniare are true; but the evening govern- ment papers still speak of the subject in hesitating terms. The note in the Moniteur announc- ing the evacuation of Palermo is thought to imply that ...

... remanded, Iin order to allow you time to bring witnesses to speak to y our being, as you stated, at Portsmouth on the nights of I he 28th and 29th of June last. Are you now ready to call s anybody to speak to this fact? f Prisoner-No, sir. I haven't had the chance ...

... (Loud applause.) The resolution was seconded by the Rev. F4. N. HMouro, who said that he had come there with no intention of speak. ing, but he could not allow the resolution which had been proposed by his reibrend brother to pas without rising to second ...

... tissue of centradictionsa amanifeete to which the government huo given its approbation. loce the sovereign of the Roman States speak. of hypocrisy, we may be permitted to show, on what aide in this case s sincerity., One of two things mast bet-.elther the ...

... does not exclude rich harmonies and ingenious com- binations in the accompanying parts. Hence the l part-song, generally speaking, is more attractive to the popular ear than the glee, and part-songs have got into greater use than glees as concert pieces- ...

... crabbed misanthrope like Northcote, now toI and then, or an eccentric recluse like Turner, theno dispsition of painters (we speak only of successfu co ones) is generally as agreeable as their crcn'010- O stances. OThe late Mr. Leslie, it appears fromt the ...

... regard to the condition of the shipping trade, thirty years ago, and what it was now, he could not venture to speak of it genenrlly. He could speak from his own recolection of it at Liverpool. At that time the Maria Brand, of 800 tons. was the largest ship ...

... the omplese liberation of Italy. The sole obtale, the true obstacle, is thh Is am a Christian, and I speak to Christians-I am a good Christian, and I speak t good Christians-I love and venerate the religion of Christ, because Christ came into the world to ...

... project has no guarantee whatever from the imperial go- vernment; and the 8J per cent, dividend of which the pro- spectus speaks so glibly is a mere estimate of its promoters, whohave, as your correspondent shows, kept the quartion of the exchange altogerher ...

... journals on the con- olceon of the treaty of comulerce which will unite more intimately Franceeand Englaud,paralysed,so to speak, oor ecal trdoe for a few days but since the ba tho taty hasve be fom kwn, the ?? has resmed activity, nd the expeditions ofoald ...

... decided by the sword alone. It meets with moral obsta- cles which moral force alone can vanquish. The ministerial report, in speaking of the rumouredpos- sibility of acollision with France atRome, says, An act of ingratitude so monstrous would brand our ...

... soldiers wvere killed thereby. Artillery has left Rome to-day for the frontiers. ROME. MAY 23. The official (;ior-wle d& Roma, speaking of the combat of the 19th instalnt, at Montefiascone, says that, owing to the darkness of the night, the Pontifical troops ...