... the Governor, ad wterim, the Dutch settlements very cordially and frankly united. But such was the inveteracy of these chiefs against the Ashantees, that they would neither unite in any attempt to afford this oppdttatiity to that nation, nor permit any ...

... England th.t the relief of the Jew. was carried.-(Hear, hear.) It haa been said that the question had not been mooted in the United States ■ but it happens that in Maasscbussetts, a purely Protestant State, imbued, as your lordships may probably aware, with ...

... can justify any man or set of men in exposing their own j country to the honors civil war, yet w hen that dreadful state of affairs arises, when the sword is drawn in civil war in defence of important principles, whatever may our own reflections or opinions ...

... expected from the direction of Mantua. During the whole day fought, idrucaf •lowly, but always in good order, the corps hag united. The Ist corpa, after taking posaessiotif Solferino, carried all the positions, one tic other, in tbe direction of Pozzolengo ...

... and good—let them have their “select” corps! Bat, at the same time, let there be a possibility for those not so minded to unite with the people large in creating a honi fide National Guard. To this end, Government most resolve to widen the basis of the ...

... that the bill a half, which is nearly all open. It will nearly similar vator; they have a double three-furrow plough with a resettled accounU could be laid on the table, and therefore, John Bowring bad nothing to do with that transaction, miifht be renew ...

... of which the following are portions. Speaking of the Minister'd declaration, the writer says : POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN THE UNITED STATES. [F»OM OCK OWN CoiBISPOHDBST.J NEW YOKE, July 8. weather we have had for the past few day*. With the thermometer at ...

... endeavour to induce tho Powers who signed the General Act of to unito in giving their guarantee along with his. also undertake, united more particulsrlywith of whom Catholicism ie the religious faith, the initiative of proposition tending to offer to the Holy ...

... Company are calculated, not upon the present high prices lottoii, hut upon those curient before the existence of the civil war the United States, vi/., *.i. per 11>. average, at which average a good would be realised, even should the lands yield only one-half ...

... 16. The cost of war has never before been so distinctly and explicitly stated it is in this most recent cose the American civil strife. A commercial people like the Americans must necessarily deal with such affair in commercial manner, paying the bill ...

... gradual increase in the expenses of the army, navy, and civil service during the last 35 years; an increase in the army of from six to to 10 millions—in the navy from 5 to 15 millions, and in the civil service from 2J to 10 millions. I honestly believe that ...