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... AMERICA. PRESIDENT AND FREMONT'S PROCLAMATION. SPAIN THE SOUTHERN CONFEDERATES. GREAT BATTLE IN MISSOURI: DEFEAT OF THE CONFEDERATES. REPULSE FEDERALS IN KANSAS. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. ABOLITION OF PORTS OF ENTRY. PUB SOUTHERN NATIONAL LOAN. The ...
... SWITZERLAND AND AMERICA. Bxkni, Tdtodat. — Mr. Richard Cobden has propceed Swttzsriand should act mediator the senses the States of Amerioa> The Fsdera I Cornell hss deoHnsd the proposal by deefadagit ImpraetfaaUe. ...
... MUSIC wIN AMERICA. trox A &P=AL ooa 9Dos .] pie ens An Uniersal caacteristio of the American ,g : people is the race after weaWlth, Qan pour ihg might be their motto, and little thbsgbt is a sa!rcely given to any matter but tbat of getting ea ce. rsch ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. THE EVACUATION OF LEXINGTON. THE CONFEDERATE PROGRAMME OF OPERATIONS IN {MISSOURI. NUMEROUS SKIRMISHES. MOVEMENTS IN THE VICINITY OF THE POTOMAC. We received New York papers of£the sth Instant. THE EVACUATION OFJLFXINGTON. SKIRMISH ...
... AMERICA AND THE ARTS. LIu _ in The annual i lymposium of British art to which Taailis Il to opening of the Academy he Exhibition was not this year, if we except be olr speech, so brilliant as it usually is. a There weremoi c small jokes, and there was ...
... THE NEWS FROM AMERICA. The Times, in a leader on the great American struggle, say? —The energy, we may almost say tie ferocity, with which this war has been entered into each side, indicates a conflict in which the Government at Washington will soon lose ...
... A WORD WITH AMERICA. Albury. How now-kindly kindred nation? Is it well to kindle thus quite a prairie conflagration Terrible to both of us? We are kinsmen, sons, and brothers, Let us be to kinship true; England's heart is just-your mother's, And she cannot ...
... THEATRE PAIC IN AMERICA. TWENTY-FOUR PERSONS KILLED. (rWaug USUTEt's AGEECLI or Baltmnre, Satuday.-During the performance of of a Hebrew open yesterday evening at the Front- or st.est Theatre here a p~tic was caused among the Zr audience by a false alarm ...
... ENGLISH ART IN AMERICA. 1u Before leaving for America in June last, as e we reported at the time, Colonel Wright, the oston Exhibition commissioner, had several a, interviews with the members of the Artists' og Club, and strongly urged the painters of ...
... THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. have received detailed intelligence from New York to the 30th nit. The oopions telegraphic summary published the Mercury yesterday leaves but little to bo added. There is not the least abatement, but rather increase, in the warlike ...
... JENNY LIND'S FAREWELL CONCERT IN 11 AMERICA. .-i Al ?? M ?? Jo Madame Goldschmidt gave the last of her three public rch ch farewell concerts in Noew York, on Monday evening, the clern h- 24th ult. She was to Icave America on the 29th, in the goin to steam-ship ...