... order. General GAnnALnDI-I thought I had acquired the right h of speaking the truth to the representatives of the country i by thirty years of services. The PRtSsIDENT (Signor Ratazzi)-Speak your mind, but a do'not offend others. General GinrraiLDI-When ...

... openly into the ranks of your political opponents. You have dared to put yourself on a level with the ICing, affecting to speak of him with the familiarity of a comrade. It isyoar intention to phlce yourself abovesocial customs, by presenting yourself ...

... you should speak in a low voice to him, or perhaps rather in French. He will put up at the Trinacria Hotel. I have recommended him to Id - ; tell him to come to you at your house, that you may not find him with them, and may be able to speak more freely ...

... you should speak in a lowv voice to him, or per- haps rather in French, He will put up at the Tri. nactis hotel, I have recomamended himto lf--; tell him to come to you at your house, that you may not fird him with them, and may be able to speak more freely ...

... said in attestation of this great truth: The civil authority has no right to interdict the liberty of speaking, nor the sacerdotal to prevent speaking what you ?? Taylor's Liberty of Prophesying. AN SaD L.kw CONEIrINNo PuNISuEoaxT OF DEATH BY Ta POEITS ...

... hear)-who have been the most fatal betrayers of thaet lp to which they were once witnesses. In speaking oft work which has excited so much notice, I speak of i as who has carefully examined it, for I lad to bear a {oseh tious official, as well as personal ...

... to hear his defence. (Cries of Adjourn.) The MkTOB -We cannot adjourn. We cannot ask Mr. Roebuck to injure his health by speaking to us in the open air , and if you really want to hear him you must hear him now. ( Oh, oh, groans, and confusion.) If ...

... has obtailled trauscends all that the 5uthor coni'l hcave hoped for, its effect as a political ,lelocostrldtio3N is 71l. I speak, of coure, of Paris, for I ?? tell what may be thlought of it in the 1lepartmiiits rep resented by tlle Kellers, Pliclhous ...

... husbanded; but Mr. GLADSTONEnotbavieg an ordinary mind, is at once inspired with the desire to throw away income, We do not speak of the repeal Of a tenth part of the Income Tax, because that iniquitsusly collected tax can be increased at any time with ...

... positive informa- tiou, that there is extraordinary exaggeration in the telegram datedl from Marseilles this day, which speaks of troubles in Southern Italy. The Te cps also has heard that tranquillity is comn- pletely restored in the provinces referred ...

... Peatrie, rand Coasltuutiwnief the manifesto of Prince fil Murat, observes that it is 1 regrettable to see go, Prince Murat speaking in terms which ultrismon- M tainists and counter-revolutionists might adopt, Ai of thanst glorious movement which hias~ already ...

... you the reform of our t Constitution, voice recalled to you the glorious origin to f, which we o, 0-,,ur existence. In so speaking I believed B myself to be the faithful interpreter of your sentiments, and tl I was uot deceived. Numerous popular spontaneous ...