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... McClellan's army before Richmond on the 15th inst., says:- *Beween the unfinished railway bridie at White House landing and New- Castleup the Pamunky River, a distance of about ten miles, I reckon, are two ferries, the nearest being Garrick's landing, some ...
... veek for every man. woman, and child in the United :iugdom to rnaintain our standing army. He condeumed wvhat he called the foolish policy of the Ministry, in being cajoled into asking for an addition of twenty thousand men to the army. He believed that ...
... 'xsoE. THE ARMY PAY CORPS. To hte FD=%o of Me DAIY Posir Si:,r-May I, through tc'e medium of your pape appeal for the usual comforts (handkerchiefs, socks, shirts, woollens of all kinds, tobacco, cheques, postal orders, hc.) for the men of the Army -Pay Corps ...
... postage stamps.-ASA It Is stated on good authority thatb some 800-emigrants have been landed as Deer Island In Boston harbour, within a few days, and Immediatelt ?? the army, recelvlng the beounty, thus relieving that number of Bostonianslfrom * the draft ...
... The weather was most favourable for the removal of the army. Most of the gunboats have come down the river, bat some remain to guard the pontoon bridge across the Chickahominy, over which the army passed on its retreat dlown the Peninsula. A great number ...
... order to maic it clenr to the Molialis that they are fighting for Islam, anld not for Ene. land, and thus to ligiht a religions flhmer which would manle evecy man, woman, and] child in Afhabnistan a UGhazi, From St. Petersburg it is reported that the Russian ...
... Without, isx the City of London, was held, to consider the proposal of General Booth to acquire land on the Thames Embank- ment for purposes of the Salvation Army. After an animated discussion a resolution was passed, declaring that it would be inimical to ...
... the purpose of establishing twenty agriculttural settlements on public land, which has been conceded free for tbat purpose. THE FAVERSHAM RAILWAY MYSTERY. The identity of the woman who was discovered in- sensible in a railway, carriage at Faversbam on ...
... captured from. the Federal army, were hung by the Confederate General Pickett.t President Lincoln has presented General Grant with the eommission of leutenant-general in the presence of the whole Cabinet. Great,. after visiting the army of th Potomac, returned ...
... thought, man had greater scope; woman greater parity. Woman had been educationally neglected, and he would therefore allow man's superionity of knowledge. Man's wisdom was chiefly that which came of education and rea- soning; woman's that which cane of perception ...
... portion of the army to which this-I should hope imaginary-traitor belongs. This foul and false abuse of all that is English is also carried on here by a. Father Palgrave, a Jesuit now, but- formerly a Pro.' testant and an officer in the Indian army. As a matter ...
... travelling woman andl child of tender years, the woman pleading great distress, and that she had no means of obtaining a lodging. The next morning, at an early hour, Hall went to work, and on returning to his breakfast found that the woman he had befriended ...