... Americans that seemed to be insulting for the last forty years, and if there was the same ability employed as on the Times, a story of wrongs might he told which to American ears would seem to be almost as justly urged as does this of the TSnes to some of ...

... an end d to the business, and Ricasoli would not ,Ihear him any longer. But what has surprised in everybody in this curious story, whili I know in ;o all its details from a sure source, is that San , Martino, having ideas so much in contradiction ,t with ...

... once rejected by a majority of seven to one. The general feeling of the House on the subject was clearly expressed in the short speech delivered by Mr. Divnem, of New York:- ' He was for leaving the question with England in the hands of those who, on ...

... unintearrup~ted sunshine and long continued drougitshoulseili nterfere with their hinutiog operatioes but a succession of short, sharp but eta, with a brush alwvays i it the end of thsems, have convinced tiso followers of our Dreg ' Chat wseatlser interferes ...

... the geniihs for which these men were distinguished, throws the s story into language of his owns -andc varies B his style to suit the peculiarities of his sub- ject. In some of the short biographies it is , plain but lively narrative, in others it assures ...

... Bouverie-strest. Fleet-streew London, jUbIiitcat{8en%. THE CLO¶STER and the HEATHe. The FOURTII EDIeTION of 4TIE ?? BUT Tre STORY. By CHARLES HEADS. Anehonest book and a meteriy.-Poat. In every sense a great ?? Tide is no common book-of detion, but an ...

... IITALY. [A portion of the ?? appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday: THE POPE AND HIS TROUBLES. ROME, Drc. 28. The short speech of Cardinal Mattei to the Pope, on Christmas-day, contains a passage which many catholics disapprove of-that wherein ...

... hadso erany artifices, dangling about the watch and chain and so forth, that he - thought her quite the lady, believed her story implicitly, and would have let her have the money. Various other eases, all of the same description, were gone into, and at ...

... been communicated by one to the other. The prisoner wae eusplected, and upon his being questioned I be told a very sigular story about a man, who was an entire etranger to him, pressing him to let him into his master's house, and that he at length consented ...

... TEHE CLOISTER and the HEARTH. JT . Immediately, in 4 vels.,;91 11e. 6d1. The FOURTH EDITION of THEC THRILLING BUT TRUE STORY. By CHAlRLES BAD. ,An honest book and a masterly.-Post. In every sense a great work.-Chroeifle, This Is no conmmaou book ...

... means of discover- ing the owner. If that were so, he was guilty of the larceny of which he was accused. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict Stary, 34, was charged rwith unlawfully wounding Charles Powell. ,iM~r. Lloyd prosecuted; ...

... facts in the case before she gats into such a towering rage 1 These questions were asked and repeated on Change. It is but a short time since her papers and public men were load in de- precating war, and speaking of the actual fighting in the United States ...