... equie an aditional Thd he beto rgdaanttegatof this Battle- a ?? the con. sttte-btitwudb raae ftewar-making, EL or, strictly speaking, tewrdlaugpwer to the execu- tt tiv . If thi were wel fonei olof mres, be con. a cluaive. A very brief examnto, oeewill place ...

... cause of this unprecedented act. Finding that there was a population of from at least 2,000 to 3,000 Anglo-French in Paris, speaking French habitually, and still professing the faith of the Church of England (more tha half the children and young persons ...

... dialmeebary early in al -last spring proposed the modification of the Pope's ter- pe -ritory, and Mr. Dirsreli did not hesitate to speak of ito die- ligh membermnent; Lord Darby called the patrimony of St. Peter his r apsge7t on the map of Italy, ?? proclaimn ...

... the hiofly, upward of 300 ( it number, te is not a came of serious Ilum in the aslum, d dep only two under treatment. This speaks wetl or the a mud ttmiowhlhae shown to these aflited ldarm. His Excellency the Am1hD or ofl *rAthe zf Coaches de ?? left Albert ...

... CANTWZU or a CULLEN rep~resents the feeling or the Intelligence of Cathollebel&, Thse bten- pestous prelates ae wal unders to speak ou the eaeof a eiegv prompter, andthe part that is get down for them tn Latn they are apt to transate into a somewhat extraveat ...

... early struggles be- tween worldly desires and new heavenly desires, there wero feelings of pain such as St. Paul hittself speaks of having suffered. Luther, in the beginning of his religious course, mourned and pined in hiu eager longings after God. Then ...

... to that I s uppoition, and ?? t I to General Ds Gorox. forbids it altogether. That devout and brilliant cavalry officer, speaking in i the name of his division of the French army, 4 asunred the HOLY FATinr that his brave soldiersc had consoled themselves ...

... that of t] one had been sent in by Mr. Goodella but that, as that gen. ug tlenman was not registered so ao to enable him to speak and belt, v'te the directors weereadviaed totake no notice of it, was Tire SIRC~ETAotY next rend the1 following report: men ...

... to do with the country free visited during his lest expedition. The branch of the Nile weci which Mr. Pitherick bal been speaking of was towards the norp N0west. ?? his ballo It hod no lonnexion with the lakb stan whichhe had discovered. That lake, theNyancas ...

... States shall actively intervene in that distracted country. This intervention is now, appa- rently, at hand. President Buchanan speaks in the plainest possible language. The authority of the government in the capital (that of Miramon) I is stigmatised as usurpedo; ...

... and higher oherges, and It Is their evidenoe as being bis that a Londonmerchantdeprecates. It would be of coursee aburd to speak of the standing of the evidence of one side as inferior to that of the other when Mesr. Roths. ohild and Bering were opposed ...

... personsl interest in the i, adsiand notohepisrvtsf the state, with the go- si ciet veroment treasury at command. Generally speaking, it was y, Mhai, unreasonable that every improvement should tie undertakent in at the risk of the ruling power, and perfected ...