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... the second class carriages to be seen on other lines. Then this route is both shorter and cheaper than auy other ; and he speaks advisedly when he asserts it to be his firm conviction, that Emigrants will be better treated by this Company than by any ...
... Turkey in Asia. Despatches from Berlin, dated the 17th, mention tha' intelligence had reached that city, by way of Vienna which speak of a battle between the Turks and the Russians, on the sth January, near Zugdidi. Six battalions surprised a single Turkish ...
... except eternal Sabbath, which shall have end.—S»s lleylin tit Sabb., p. 182. 3. Euscbius, the ecclesiastical historian, speaking the l'ulriarchs, says: They cared not for corporal circumcision—no more we; nor for the observation Sabbaths—no more do we ...
... and a younger branch of tho same house cannot venture to refuse follow it. Fur many a long year Tuscany has—comparatively i speaking—been the political paradise of Italy, but once the priesthood get upper hand it will soon be brought down to a level with ...
... not uf the warm a.id confident kind which were cxpcctcd from the conclusion of the conferences. Private letters from Italy speak the deep discontent prevails everywhere, and to which s >me of the functionaries of certain Italian Governments arc not strangers ...
... Troy, Albany, Dover (New Haven), | Hamilton Colloge, Clinton, Jersey city, Concord, Cambridge, and numerous other places. The speak| at meeting at Concord included Ralph Waldo Emerson, who bestowed a fino eulogy upon Mr. Sumner, ami conclusion said : think ...
... the collision Barcelona. The number killed was 45, among whom were three , chiefs «nd six officers; and the contused letter speaks of differences between the vicalvarist generals, of dissentions the cabinet, and of a rumoured intention tore-establish the ...
... brother-in-law to M. /Joseph Piasanelli, former member of parliament of i6-»S, arid at present refugee Piedmont. Turkey- Speaking of the union ofthe Danubian Principalities, the Time*' correspondent Constantinople writes : The decided opinion which ...
... communication from Prince GortschakofF, is very sharp. It says, amongst other things: ' England, doubtless, has not the right to speak in the name of all the signatures ot the treaty of Paris, nor does England demand that right—but, one of the ' belligerent ...
... recently been established between the Russian and French cabinets. It is also related that the Prussian Minister-Presi- dent speaks and acts as if the alliance between Russia and France were a fait accompli AUSTRIA. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS ...
... trials, succeeded in throwing her into the magnetic slumber. The poor girl had previously to this completely lost the power of speaking and hearing, and could only make herself understood writing. She then fell info kind of tranoe, in which she remained perfectly ...
... batch of exiles—the fraternity Political outlawry. But it b not Lord John Russell, so much of his sympathisers, that wish speak. Our contemporary is very anxious to know what Lord John is going to with the whigs. But there another question which seems ...