... The Whig speaks of President Lincoln's proclamation as ordering a servile insurrection in the Confederate States. It speaks of the cruelty of the administration, and says Butler is a saint compared with his master. Tbe Athenccum states, on trustworthy ...

... The French Fleet at Cherbourg. — A Cherbourg paper, which professes to speak from authority, now asserts that the Emperor will arrive there on the 10th and 11th August, and review Admiral Penand's steel plated fleet, consisting of the Solferino, Magenta ...

... ., TOMORROW. MB- W. A. JACKSON (ibe Coloured Coach- man and Sieve of Jefferson Davis) will SPEAK at a MEETING TO-MOBROW EVENING, at Eight o'Clock. See Bills and Advertisements to morrow. THIS EVENING. SHEFFIELD DERATING SOCIETY.— The AMNUaL 80IRBE in ...

... were writing, and to read as well as he speaks, and, if he be a clergyman, so as to puzzle the hearers to detect whether he is speaking extempore or not. It is just like speaking, is the highest compliment to a reader. One of the re- proaches of our ...

... Archibald Wilson, wood steward to the Duke of Norfolk. Speak. — Feb. 21st, on the passage from Halifax to Bermuda, Alfred Speak, first-class seaman onboard H.M.S. Orpheus, and son of Mr. Joeephus Speak, compositor, Sheflield, in his 22nd year. The deceased ...

... SADDLE ON TIIE RIGHT— ASS To the Editor.— A letter appears in Saturday's Tiltyrajih signed John Wilson, in which the writer, speaking of the irrelevant nonsense that he has lately written in reference to Pauperism in England and Wales, eaya, The whole ...

... manner in which your contemporary reports Mr. Mundella's speech ? To do so, allow me to compare your report with his. In speaking of John Bright anu a free breakfast table, Mr. Mundella said : — Independent : I know that at the bottom of his heart ...

... alb-ess of M. Rouher in the French Legislative Corps tin Monday. M. Rouher, speaking of the foreign debate, said :— The only legitimate Government is that in whose name I am now speaking. It was consecrated by tae vote of U t nation three several times — fir ...

... only learn to speak the truth, Lut to notice the fact that Mr. Roebuck voted for that bill, ami ill as he then was, rose in his place in t!:e- hous* to support it, but was outvoted by Air. Maguhe, one of the Irish members, who caught the Speak, rs eye' ...

... ever, that the dead can speak; yea, that tbey have voices which speak most tioly, moet emphatioally, when they are dead ? So the leas palpable and perceptible, bat no less valuable or appreciated work of the sound lawyer, speaks to as— not of beauty wrought ...

... di-suade from it. The marriage service of our church speaks of the celi- bate life a3 a gift of Ood. Art. xxxii., in vindicat- ing the freedom of the clergy, aa of all other Christian people, to marry, speaks of it as lawful to marry as they shall judge ...

... SUSPENSION OF A LiVfcKPOOL UttM. (From the Evening Herald's City Article.) Letters from Liverpool speak of the suspension of Todd, Naylor, and Co., in the South American trade. The event is said to be occasioned by the defalcations of the partner in Lima ...