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... THE ADVERSARY; OR, SATAN IN - AMERICA. An adversary, Satan named, For nothing else but mischief famed, But lately took a -wandering tour Over a wild and rocky moor,- He lighted, be it known, Upon The territory, Oregon. Wistfulj l o'er the wilderness t ...
... FATAL FIRE IN AMERICA. FIVE CHILDREN TO DEATH. HEROISM OF A BOY. An act of gnat heroism tha part of boy (say* Router's New York correspondent) reported from Spnugfield, Minnesota. Early Monday morning a fare broke out a dwelling-house whili the occupants ...
... FAVOURITE BOOKS IN AMERICA. Not long ago, Says a writer in the New Yor-k critic, some of the foremost writers and thinkers of England were amusing themselves in makting lists of books that ought to be read. The most famous ?? Johm Lub- book's 'The ...
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... COLUMIBUS ON FIRST BEEIHOLDING AMERICA. I (From; 'Theel frican antd oiller Poems,' by Mr. D. Moore,) God of my sires! o'er ocenn's brim Yon beoutestms landt appears at last; lRaise, conorades! raise your holiest hymn, For now our toil's are past. See ...
... At GERMAN CRITIC ON MUSIC IN AMERICA. (F=2Or on OwN COnssPrOmDrNT.) A s ian, ThArsday. An interesting review of music in America, is given by a writer in the Vienna Nicue Freie Presse. Boston in this respect answers to its name as the starting-point ...
... Conference, was adopted declaring 'That the free coinage on equal tonne with gold the ratio now existing U paramount iwue in America, and shall not be rapmed, and that this Conference will not rapport an; for the who not favour the full restoration of the ...
... action to endeavour to interdict departure of Jumbo. No sooner was this done tlcui the whole of the representatives of the Americas papers in London began to cable columns of news about Jam bo. The Jumbo fever soon caught on. Jumbo's keeper, Scott, ...
... revenue tug, which were lawyers and doctors. Although the Havel's doctor said that the iany wis 41 as «ane a, any physician America she was surrenaered those on board the tug. Some of these were Government officials, and them the lady was taken to Island ...
... foreigners oolyhsterested them- selves in America so far as it was a source of profit to them. Here was plainly apparent the antipathy to England. She and sue alone would profit by thle law, and - t why should America favuur her publishers? As for the authors ...
... on the fats near the mouth of the Mississippi. But with the end of tice eighteenth century French views about America suffered a change. America had, by French help, attained to a political existence of its own; and Europe offered scope enough and occupation ...