... and union as distinguished from uniformity, i Union needed men of different requirements, anil with dif- , ferent flags, uniting together as brothers, fighting together under the same general, and belonging to the same grand army ; while uniformity meant ...

... five guns are already in posi- tion at the bead of tbe road to Lucknow. The whole army is full of hope that we shall soon be united on Uie left bank. From General Neill, Allahabad, July 16th. — I started 227 of the 84th Regiment, partly in bullock vans ...

... to submit, had produced no effect. Oude is pacified, the enemy flying towards Sundeera. Jung Bahadoor goes to Allahabad. No civil officers had yet been sent to Lucknow the government. Some inhabitants were returning to the city. The heat was increasing ...

... Lord Canning’s proclamation. A letter in the Times, under the signature of F. S. Head, Bengal Civil Service, who was formerly employed in the re-settlement of the North Western provinces, and who professes to understand the niceties of the Indian land ...

... re, FnQ. Secretary-li. Derr GORDON, Eon. Obel: of life whether among the Ariaheersey, (gentry, Clmv, Jfilifn.e, N•rul, or Civil &nice, Profeboloa4 Mercantile; and Trading Clames, occasions *arise when temporary monetary assistance becomes a desideratum ...

... she was on the point of leaving, fully equipped for a slave voyage. In the United States Senate a joint resolution had been introduced in regard to the transportation of the United States mails between New (York and Southampton. President Buchanan was engaged ...

... substitution of a duly regulated sup- ily of substantially free labour. Tbe state of the Republic of Mexico, distracted by civil war, las induced me to carry forbearance to its utmost limits, in egard to tbe wrongs and indignities to which British resi- ...

... reform to be settled, and shipping oompletals to be Cooled of, and Indian re-settl e . mint to be amomplished, and Chinese punishment to be Melded, and home expenditure-civil, naval, and military-of immense magnitdde to be eonskiered in relation to a ...

... much better off. has, at all event., the both arms in the United States cavalry and artillery which remain to him; and it will not have been unobseryed by Europe that, while the officers of the United States’ army have to extraordmaij tent proved unfaithful ...

... reform of the Federal constitution could be effected. The identical note which has been remitted to Prussia was intended to re-settle the negotiations on this bash. The excited tone of the Prussian press to the resat of the state of things in the interior ...

... Exhibition in London. Preparations fort the breaking up of, the Paris season are becoming evident, and only await the resettlement of the weather -(which has been raining until the last two days) to be put into active operation. The Empress is to proceed ...

... Kritilj n sn iP Colleen Bawn, said he wished to t°r» er to the authorities two seamen, that they might be Aw arded to the United States to give evidence against an tfat 6 ° an captain. It appears that while at Porto Rico, 8o to 6 of hiß men went on board ...