... Augustow en- counters are constantly taking place between the Russians and the Poles. In Podlachia the offi ...

... oppose her going out. Witness went with her to Dr. Gayton a. That gentleman anked her what she had taken, but she could not speak Witness than brought her home. Two of the neiwhbourn were sent for, and the deceamed was carried up. stairs to bed. She sat ...

... to afford great satisfaction to the learned in such matters, and was pronounced by those whose experience entitled thena to speak authoritatively as of the first order. It certainly com- prised a great many very curious and extraordinary, as well as many ...

... be reviewed by his Majesty. The Pays has an article exhorting the threeinterveningpowerstokeepageed whatever happens, and speaks of the n6essity of some new dpipomatiq act to give a sanction to 'their decisions an d aassur their accord for a consi- ...

... skill and for their general learning. Dr. Freind thus speaks of some of the Greek physicians: If we compare any of the Greek writers in our faculty, from the very first of ?? the time we are now speaking of, with the very best of their contemporaries of ...

... sillusmon, and sheer neutrality was simply impossible. If the pulpit and the platform were silent the press would speak out daily, and they would speak at a disadvantage, wanting a full exhibition of the national mind, con- struing silence about slavery into ...

... PEEL-I speak to you for the- A VOICE- You'd better shut your mouth. Another Voice- Will you turn us out of our houses? (Laughter and confusion.) Sir ROBETa PEEL, after a pause, said that as a burgess of the constituency he bad a right to speak, and ...

... should ask for instructions from their courts so as to give a deci- sivfl vote three weeks hence. Letters from Konigsberg speak in high terms of l the Princess Royal, and the good effect her visit has made in that old capital of Prussia, where she was ...

... left yes- terday for the continent. During his stay in thib country, Mr. Beecher has been repeatedly invited to appear and speak on public occasions ; he has, how- ever, persistently declined all solicitations of this kind, on the ground that he left America ...

... the murder. This con-- fession was, according to the official Dziennilk, the only evidence ainst him. The town captain also speaks of the e Arts of the Russian government to obtain addresses of loyalty, as follows Few With this object an order was issued ...

... Poland, and therefore the present assertions of the Nadiona are worth atten- tion. I observe, however, that the France, while speaking of fresh negotiations as being on foot, says that the information relative to them is very contradictory ; and it admits-so ...

... life-that every edutis endeevouring, so to speak, to smother its neigh. bor plant, and that the 'lightest advanagowhich is given to anyone plant in this struggle enables it to overcome its neighbours, and, so to speak, to overspread the country. Now, while ...