... one of I the most stirring events of these monientous times. This mruch is certain, that all the recent letters from Italy speak of preparations for immneliate war whiclt nobody can account for. Prince Napoleon's letter-if it be his-gives anl explanlation ...

... ascribed to them on the supposed authority of Mi Beresford Hope, we took the liberty to observe that it was now that ?? turn to speak. We have since received the following letter: TO TWH Z=DOE 0 TME DArT NEWZ.E Srn,-An article in your paper of yesterday commences ...

... 'totted and altogether her appearance was of the moat sickening description. 'he offloer tried every means to induc her to speak, bat he was unable to elicit a word from her. He then asked to be shown the room. from which she was called, and a small place ...

... flowers of rhetoric and pro- testations of tenderness the disagreeableness of a refusal. It remains to be seen whether, in speaking to us with this somewhat naked simplicity, she did not in the main and in substance act in a rmunner more respectful towards ...

... £ I cannot understand it after the recent'debates in the Corps g Lh gislatif. Gentlemen, we speak here for the information E of the Emperor. Well, we must speak clearly, frankly, I honestly. It we really think the elections, conducted as I they havo been ...

... ?? c PABM THeSSOXY VuW ?? IL Pelletan took his seat in the Oorps Legislatif- to-day without opposition. M. Thiers is now speaking in sup rt o£ hi amendment to the Loan Bill. The report of the debate, which you will receive by tbe next post, will deprive ...

... 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 ...

... the address took place to-day in the Senate. It is a paraphrase of tile Imperial speech, to which it replies. The address speaks of the devotion of France to the In- perial family, and says, relative to Mexico, that the primitive object of the expedition ...

... A Polish peasant, rather the worse for drink, hearing a policeman speaking German, went up to him and asked him what lie meant by talking to them in German, adding that he ought to speak Polish. The police- manl looked exceedingly foolish, not knowing ...

... at CompibPe. The debate on the addrl1s in the Senate begin to-morrow. There seems to be no doubt that Prince Napoleon will speak on the Polish question. The bill for the loan of SW0 millions will probably be presented to the Corps kgislati to-morrow. A ...

... willultimately, with few exceptions, vote with the leading powers, when the Diet must come to a decision. Whenever called upon to speak their mind, they always do it in ambiguous terms, or in opposition to the Augus- tenburg claims. The Duke of Nassau told a ...

... brother, and Demea becomes in the sequel a convert in a foolish de- gree to the mild-treatment system of his brother l Properly speaking the fable ought to end here; but Micio, the old man, out of compliance with the silly solicitation of his brother, is made ...