... misconception relative to the family Hi., on the Hudson,’ and the ‘two other passages of personal criticism,’ of which Miss Bremer speaks, I ean say nothing, not knowing to whet she refers. As reg ds the more important charge of the retention of personalities ...

... amounted to 1,800 shorthorns ; from other of England, 400 of various kinds; and from Scotland, 360 Scots. Compara- tively speaking, the numbers of sheep were seasonably zood; Lut we regret to state that nearly one-fourth of them were suffering severely ...

... steadily in ma- turing arramgements for the withdrawal of British authority from the north side of the river. General Catheart speaks hopefully of the future state of the border. The new state of things i accepted by the The colonists are not ple sed at the ...

... of Germany—Mr. Edmund Flagg, their Consul at Venice, has written a work on the “City of the Sea,” of which American crities speak in glowing terms—Bancrofi was sent to England to protect the interests of his countrymen, aud complete his studies of his country’s ...

... was eminently successful, tor they effected a radical cure of my leg, restored me to the enjoyment of bealth. I shall ever s speak with the ace of your medicines, and have recommended them tw others in this neighbourhoed similarly attlicted, who derived ...

... 1d per bushel dearer. We have experienced a moderate de- mand for oatineal, at an advance of 6d per load, but gene- rally speaking have held for an ameudment of Ls, which has checked sales. Ricumonp (Yorxsnine), Dec. 31.—We had a thin supply of wheat in ...

... Croesus of Monte- negro, being in possession of 100,000 florins (10,000/.), which is an enormous sum there. The papers dare not speak openly upon such a subject, but it is notori- us that the great cause of unpopularity is, that he levies taxes and wishes to ...

... essened by the cruel misfortunes which we learn that our most holy religion suffers in certain northern countrics ; and, to speak but of one, we cannot in silence pass over the fact that its Governinent, after having intimated to the Nuncio o f the Holy ...

... render bimselt Obnoxious to a charge of maccuracy he hay eudeavoured as far as possible, to give the na cer ba of the Several speak. Without reference to an Ms ny bat literal ideuty of report. ...

... t, Edwin Steele walking by his side; and a female named MeCartey, with whom Thomas Steele lodged, in Eagle-street, whould speak to the fact of Young and Edwin Steele bringing two sides of pork there, and to Thomas Steele afterwards coming home and commencing ...

... it was engraved—“ Mr. John Walton. field.” Presented as a token of respect, on leaving Chester- Song, by Mr. hirk—* Let us speak of a man as we find him. Mr. rose to return his most sincere thanks for the high honor and compliment to him, and should indeed ...

... appears to seize every opportunity of convey- ing te a elass who might with difficeity obtain it other- wise, of mc#2 correctly speaking, not oBtain it at all, that knowledge with which his own mind and with- out some a reciation of which man cannot knew how ...