... the Fourth, the Germans consider him as one of themselves. and, being well acquainted with their habits and dispositions. speaking German fluently, his nomination to the high post will be hailed with satisfaction by the whole Legion. Royal Highness will ...

... decorations and extraordinary expenses on the oecaAon of the expected royal visit. R SSI. A. Letters received from St. Petersburg, speak of the Emperor and of his restless activity in the discharge of his military and diplomatic business, but make no mention of ...

... )av isisstated in M toisshave issippi, ed that the all-en he would ogrossing n the one. Letters from Rome, dated July 11, speaking of the execution of De Felice, for the attack upon the l ife of the Cardinal Secretary. fi rs t obsery pretext raise the ...

... the same time causing great confusion and lase amongst the enemy as they retired from thcir exposed position. Mr. Hayles speaks in the high-st terms of the boat's crew, elepeolally of Joseph Trewavas, ordinary seamen, lent from the Agamenmen, who cut ...

... duels of rare occurrence. A gentleman writing from there says: I let no opportunity escape to acquire information; and I speak with entire confidence when I say that the product of gold at present in California is larger than ever before since I have ...

... conveyed by the same steamer from Constantinople. The exchange of prisoners of war will be continued. The French officers speak well of their treatment in Russia. Tit: Arr ON G NlTclit.---Pri Labanoff ftostovsky writes from Cenitchi that on the 27th ...

... render the sporting world liable to another debt of gratitude to the noble proprietor of the soil. We cannot omit, while speaking of the general arrangement of the Goodwood for 18:6, to mention that the directors of the London and Brighton Railway have ...

... head to foot but a true Russian, Loth in his good and bad qualities. With a calm bearing and expression of pride in face, he speaks but little, and yet knows how to fascinate his hearers when he chooses. How seldom it is that a person possesses the happy ...

... encampment at Mhorncliffe. Much curiosity , was evinced on the appearance of such a large body of aliens, who are, generally speaking, fine-looking men. ENGLISH TROOPS IN FRANCII.—It is stated that :the French Government and the Boards of French Railways ...

... bibles from house to house wherever they could do so; 77,000 had been sent to Germany, and 500 had been sent to Russia. After speaking of the work of translation, which he said was going on most admirably and which was now producing the most wonderful results ...

... Government has published an official notice pro- Woodlark Island, and that the men were nuts:acted by the hibiting journals from speaking the plans of campaign, and re. natives as soon as they landed; a missionary at the island had purchaeea a spy-glass, on which ...

... do considerable mischief, as ithe e t appears to lay hold on the latera l branches, particularly inearly sorts. Generally speaking, the grounds are free from vermin, but the increase of mould must necessarily interfere with the growth of the plants. In ...