... and when the emergency had famed, they could return to their pureuite. The real points of attack were at Vicksburg and Port Hudson; and to all who tlesiied to lend a helping halal to the country in her pre.-act exigency, he would say, 'Go to Port and Vicksburg ...

... pursuits. . . . The real points of attack were at Vicksburg and Port Hudson; and to all who desired lend a helping hand to the country in her present exigency, would say, to Port Hudson and Vicksburg without delay.' He spoke of the salutary effect harmonious ...

... answer of the Duke of Coburg 'I hell been received. His Serene Highness has positively re- solved, for several reasone, not to allow his name to be put t forward as a candidate for the flellenio Throne. t PALTILAMENTARIY BANcQUETS.-On Wednesday evening, Viqcount ...

... and would fight it through. America bought Louisiana and Florida, order to have that opening to the ocean, and he would not allow an independent empire at the mouth of the Mississippi. They would reduce Louisiana to what it was before America purchased ...

... neglect, and finally he would ask them to rely on the general sense of justice which animated all men, and on that Heaven which would not allow oppression to go unpunished, or suffer such suffering much longer to exist. The other orders were then disposed ...

... dismissed into oblitloO* Great Eastern were no doubt seriously to blame for not having proper fences along tbeir line, add allowing the crows to promenade for their pleasure, the dtref'ors have a rather hard measure dealt theffl, Considering that they had ...

... into oblivion. The Great Eastern were no doubt seriously to blame for not having proper fences along their line, and for allowing the cows to promenade for their pleasure ; but the directors have had rather hard measure dealt out to them, considering ...

... Police Court, on Saturday, on a charge of sending the following threateuingletter to another little boy “As sure God is in Heaven will have your life, Nosey.” Mr Wilkinson has written western paper informing the public that he thinks the newspaper record ...

... Tho House mot at four o'olook. THE HUDSON'S BAT COMPANY. On the order — of the day for going into Committee of Supply, Mr A. Hula called attention to the present condition of the territories claimed by the Hudson's Bay Company, and moved an address for ...

... be 'go- stopped by so small a matter, lila lerdship volunteered to go thle onl the engine witis the driver and stoker if allowed to do SO. I be This wee ait once granted, and Dr Bichsereteth rode to his1 user destination on the engine ; and so agreeable ...

... this matter; but as are to great extent the same board. suppose may be allowed to answer for both. With reference the general questions which are raised in these memorials, you will allow refrain from entering into any discussion on thematters—matters which ...

... certain Thomas M'Kay, his principal guide, who at that time was what was called a free mao, having been discharged from the Hudson Bay Company's service, and settled on a farm of his own. *Kay on one occasion bad been out trapping with a party, engaged ...