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... adds that the condition of the manufactures shows there can. have been none. The book suppressed is the Memoirs of Cauler, & spy and this act, of course, derives all its significance, asthe book derived all its objectionableness, from the recent political ...
... French garrison. It is reported that Escobado with 2,000 men was marching on Morterey. Rumours are current at Washington that Santa Anna was acting as a French spy. The City of Paris takes 3,700,000 dollars in gold. COMMEROIAL. New York, May 19, —Money ...
... Urquhart. ef the Engineers. and five sepays were killed. Lieet. Story was badly wounded in the stomach with an arrow, and 38 s•p•ys were also wounded. Ileinforcements were to have been des• pitched on the 2nd. There are evi•lently great changes appriesching ...
... order having been issued, announcing the intention of Government to supply the whole of tho ships in Her Majesty's with two spy-glasses each, frco of enst (hitherto at the individual expense of the oMeers), a number of glasses were on Wednesday reooived ...
... the following items of intelligence :—“ itLin the past few days the authorities in Cork, civil and military (consequent on rumours cf alleged Fenianism, which have been recen current here), appear to be putting themselves ch the alert very much, and taking ...
... on Sunday. Stirring news from he, a has been largely reinforced. Money easy ab 5 to 6 Central, 1234 Ne gt “Golde Whent 105}. Spy Barley quiet Pork firmer, quiet. Tea firm. dat. (NT. the Rapidan on the night of the 27th ult., and Lee's extreme left, te ...
... agst Flora, 10tol — Brac! 15te1 — Jove,t 10tol — Spy, 15 tol — Mexico, agst Pretender, ¢ CITY BETTING There was no betting, nor attempt at betting ef any kind. MANCHESTER BETTING. No quotations. The rumoured probable disquvification of Pre- tender for the ...
... poor parson £l2O to do duty in it; and read telegram which he had received from Mr. Gladfctone in reply to a communication, spying that the sla'emont was “grossly untrue,” but that it was impossible to state the case by telegraph. Dr. Smith afterwards received ...
... Young Napoleon had not been able to bag the rebel army or capture the enemy's citadel, and it was also true that we had had rumours, off and on, for several months, that he would be dismissed, but these latter were discredited, and his warmest friends, while ...
... spirit the two suggestions are at one, his is more explicit, as it must be to. be effective. He simply suggests that all the spy ma- chinery which isso successfully to bear upen the masters and upen the men whoviolate the orders of the unions should be ...
... one of the proto-martyrs ia the Union cause. The Harvey Birch was named after a man conspicuous in the revolutionary war as @ spy, and immortalised, if wa mistake not, by Cooper. Being suspected of being in the pay of the British, he was onca on tha poiat ...
... freely expressed their belief 'that, having been virtually ex- pelledifrom the 'Senate in America, 'he is now snmly; a spy in the pay of the British Government. The .formality of his arrest will, ef course, be regarded by these sceptics as a;-mere ...