... are many others who feel deeply onthe subject. M. de Stackelberg is not less dissatisfied than Prince Gortschakoff, and only speaks of the shame that bas fallen upon the empire. He also had more than once declared that it was utterly impossible for Russia ...

... Minister, *‘ but what can we do? We cannot help ourselves. Louis Napoleon is determined on peace.” We leave the simple fact to speak for itself. Circuration oF THE “Tives.—The Zimes, we should think, with its enormous circulation, should be the last to sneer ...

... lhc“\::: E’:‘c“d?; Mr. Crampton, our Minister at Washington, fifth proposition at the forthcoming confer- this most free-speaking, in_this most noisy. most | T accOUNL of the part he took in the enlistences. kY complaining, coyntry in the world, no voice ...

... published officially, aud was received everywhere with great joy. Hopes of peace, anticipating the event, have taken, thus to speak, the character of certainties.” The Emperor of the French, it is said, intends to entertain the plenipotentiaries to be deputed ...

... Duxcomsg, the “ Finsbury pet,” is one of those men whom the majority of the House is rather alarmed at. He does not very often speak, but when he does it is zenerally on ultra-popular topics—just those questions which ministers would like to shirk. The case ...

... life peerage upon Mr. Baron Parke. As the leader of the Opposition, he was listened to with eager interest, but he secmed to speak with some reserve, as a man whose course is not clear. The EarL or CLARENDON, the Foreign Secretary, then took up the gauntlet ...

... the driver to drive him to an hotel. The driver was on the point of setting off, when a well-dressed man came forward, and speaking a few words to the driver, got on the seat ncar him. The cabriolet then drove off, but in place of stoy';Ping at the hotel ...

... And there were the children of diplomatists, and of the Frank coluny, dressed in every variety of picturesque costume, and speaking umonyg them every language in Lurope. At midnight the gay little crowd were led away to their homes, some across the Golden ...

... to which the country cannot attach too much importance. In making that announcement, it is right we should state, that we speak from the highest authority. A coaiition has been formed between France and Austria, as the first fruit of that alliance between ...

... of paper and string with it, when all of a sudden, going to tfiz door, he exelaimed, *“ Ah ! there goes a person [ want to speak to, T will be back direetly,” and he rushed down the street. Laurent, thinking that, as the man had not received his change ...

... luciter-box, iighted the candle, and went into the cellar again, and was there for some time ; but I did not hear the girl speak again, and ali was quiet, A short time after this she came in, shut the door, and went up-stairs. My master was out at the ...

... speeches against the legality of the creation of Sir JAMEs ge.uu(x a peer for life. Tt was marvellous to hear a man of 84 speak with polished ease and vigour for an hour and a-half, without a note to refer to, without any pauses or gaps of memory, and ...