... leading ideas of the Democrats. The death of Mr. Sumner is, in many respects, an irre- mediable loss to the United States, and all hope of passing his Civil Rights Bill is at an end. The domestic history of the year is all leaps and bounds, twists and surprises ...

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... LEWIS called attention to the recent , H e portion fell in with a load crash, and the fire had then relate to the whole of the United Kingdom, aid ; elections for Stroud, and at some length reviewed Offer up thaeks to God for the victory has accorded to ...

... make Lord Hartington leader. They are the story of an act of indiscretion which be committed during the civil war. He was at that time visiting the United States, and one day he woi a the Confederate colours u a badge in his coat, at the house of the chairman ...

... in which the Government besought the subjects II to pay promptly aa resettle, and so help to carry on th* glorious wort. Since then th* Turin#** have had plenty tax** sa pries united Italy, bat th* chief soot of th* union to thorn has been the removal ...

... bifurcation of the Austrian Empire, the resettlement of India at the Mutiny, the aggregation and unification of the Italian kingdom, the re-absterption of armies and pacification of the Undel States after their civil war, the reorganisation of the Prench ...

... a more influential Liberal member. We have been accustomed to so much mismanage- ment and jobbery in the allotment of the Civil List pensions that we ought perhaps to receive in silence the .names of the persons most recently added. We have no wish to ...

... likely to be dealt with during the current Session of Parliament, but still those who feel themselves interested in its re-settlement are careful to keep the Government in mind of their pledges on the subject. No doubt the demonstration promised on the ...

... order New York June 4 Later advices from t Schuylkill on burned a colliery defeated the sherl near Mahonoy kiL wounded Mahonoy United are rriving in the AT THE FIELDS— 11 An taken House hie Excellencyhe Governor the of forces Colonel Pitt officer! the members ...

... of the Netherlands, and a very numerous and distin- guished body of visitors. Under the presidency of General Schenck, the United States Minister, over 200 American ladies and gentlemen, and a sprinkling of English friends, celebrated Independence Day ...

... was Chairman of the Civil Service Commission, and it was mainly owing to his energy and persistence that limited, and even- tually open, competition was substituted for patronage in public appointments. Of late the scope of the Civil Service Commission ...

... causing considerable commotion in the Royal borough. THE VALENTINE BAKER CASE.—MIss KOH Dickenson has, says the Central Noes, resettled, through Sir William Jenner, an autograph letter frees the Queen, expressing Her Majesty's feelings of grestagt sympathy ...