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... u cotisequcocu .ho ll MnWrid a « ■ “= the Cabmot i. “*f^Sdu.tri M Spain, PortuwlU opeueif Onorto on the Ist Augusl uext. AMERICA. York, Dec. 30. at the bifl’heet d' ,rin « l ® C.oM ciowi ai Sterling exchange ,1„ was im. ‘b* lowKt. Bomls, I^2. bonbon ...
... irrespective of the sea- fcave heen imports of bones into tbe United u ~ sons. Bnt what has been advanced remedy for this gouth America, and doubtless t, ' ,s ., arlll tbo Atlantic year’s plentiful supply vegetables is rea.ly worse t inn . f materials on both ...
... conference, nod was alt times one of tbo foromoat advocates of its various mission schemes. had represented the confereooe in America- was widely known an the author of muay theological and biographical works. His mission life was begun Gibraltar in 1812.' ...
... which they might hope to join friends and kindred who had gone before thorn. Chicago was known to them as tho granary of America —the great dopdt from which Americans distributed food to all countries. Though the most of them had no very clear idea of ...
... >F.ranoe. and pointed out tho resistance 'if encounters in England, and the proposal of President Grant to abolish it in America. He said that the tax wonld upset the whole fiscal system in France, would clash with the existing imposts, would meet with ...
... AMERICA. The Post hears that the United States Government has incorporated in the Alabama claims a charge for all the actual money expenses inclined the prolongation of the war, caused by England’s alleged default. Besides the 14,000,000 dollars claimed ...
... take the com- MR. DUFFY’S SPEECH VINDICATING II IS ence, because opposed to the feelings of the vast RAILWAY TIME TABLES. AMERICA. applications for grants to new schools in the jear , piiment even from Gibbon, and mention the au- IRISH CAREER. j majority ...
... well-known writer and traveller, M. Elisee Reclus. His able articles in the Revue des deux Mondes on Brazil and other parts of America, on the merits of the late civil war in the United States, then little understood in France; his great work, La Terre, translated ...
... consequence of the wound. The assault took place on Christmas Day. Quinlan was arrested on Friday, when about to proceed to America. He was travelling under assumed name, and this was what first attracted the attention the constable to him. The magistrates ...
... SHORT SEA PASSAGE. Every Tuesday and Thursday to America, ■ „ I, the SPLENDID MAIL STEAMEHS of the AI.gAN LINE, runtyV nine in connection with the GRAND V&iS33K* TRUNK and other RAILWAYS, and forwarding Passengers easy terms to all Stations m CANADA and ...
... seconded by M'uonald, factor, Cluay, and unanimously agreed to. DESPATCH FOREIGN MAILS. Dbstimatiok. America—United States Calif or-) nia, and British NUi. America (by British Packet, via Cork). Ditto—(by U. S. Packet, vial Southampton) Australia, Van Diemen's ...
... have large wants which if not iulerfcrred with the greater necessities of France, there doubt shall receive from Russia, America, Germany, &c. ; but there ia no disposition anywhere to tj:ke low prices, and those who look fir them, think, will be disappointed ...