... ME CIVIL WAR AMERICA. avow m.a. I* 10.) Vs haw sow metier intriguer from New York $ the tb Jur. The mystery warms the dodge' of General Les eat yet trier, rend away, resort we have a good deal ef additiord iotaties retrains the searente of be army ...

... she landed the racers and crew sf the United States steamer Ifatteres. She had put In to repair the damage sustained in bar engagement with the Hatteras, and was expected to be ready foe sea In four days. Six United States war gips sailed from Havana de ...

... Tfi® CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA, moderate and viewa the Pope giret in his full adhesion to the Congre-s. These pretensions are the more singular when it remembered that the .Pope perf. ly unders aads that the French occupation of Rome is one of the suhj eta ...

... ought to have been recorded in his office, is bad enough. That he should plead the orders of his superiors for conduct which a Civil Court would stigmatise by a very strong expression, is a significant commentary on the character of military procedure. But ...

... held, and the names that have been put forward, and unites there be other names and numbers fur the present invisible, the body is not exceedingly powerful in Ireland. While some things are resettled more important secrete are, it appears, kept back. Only ...

... reply to Mr. Longdeld, Mr. Layard said that since the breaking out or the civil war In the United States communications between her Majesty's Government and the Government of the United Ram with regard to the Island of St Juan had been sospeaded. Mr. Addington ...

... times, we are greatly afflicted by the truly lamentable state in which the Christian people of the United States of America are placed by the destructive civil war broken out amongst them. For, Venerable Brother, we cannot but be overwhelmed with the deepest ...

... and South will ever again re-unite ender one government, bat were it possible to restore the Union it could only be on one of two conditions. The North must either exterminate the white race in the Southern States and re-settle the country, or they must ...

... big with the fate of their nationality ; for, in the convulsions which are unsettling us order to resettle Europe, Germany must become practically united, or submit to a further diminution of territory. It for this reason especially that think the public ...

... not ditheult to soderatand the argument of Sufi fever and to agree to it also—that if Dr. Summers was bent Civil Surgeon to Dhoolia and the Civil Surgeon at Dhoolia brought to Musick that every one would be hatter pleased, Ladies like to have a man at ...

... bitter warfare, carried out upon a scale rarely equalled, Napoleon, then an exile, declared that all warfare in Europe was civil war. was somewhat late in the day to make the discovery. Nor was the worth of it when made very great. If it were intended ...

... Seymour retains command of the date forme, which are quartered all through New York. Conflicts are imminent between military and civil functionaries. A bitter feeling is said to exist between the Democrats and Abolitionists. General Dix has been appointed to ...