... under d 0.000.000, will amount to nearly gallons per head for every man, woman and child, white or black, in the Federal and the Confederate States. Not only must each man, woman, and child drink this inordinate quantity of spirits, but they must furthermore ...

... Bt. Georye. than Waterloo.— The official returns of the losses sustained the Federal army at the battle Pittsburg lamding show a tar greater loss than the British army suffered at Waterloo. The actual numbers are given in the American papers follows Killed ...

... thought withdrawing the army from Virginia and abandoning the State; that if, in the course of events, tbe capital should fall, the | necessity for which did not see or anticipate, that ; would be no reason for withdrawing the army from Virginia. The war ...

... been devoted to dress and dissipation. may tmst in this matter to the unfailing instinct of woman, and we need have no fear (as Sydney Smith said) that a woman's love for her children depends on her ignorance of Greek, or that she will desert her infant ...

... passing that line which some way other had been set as the boundary lieyond which woman might co. r>. Jellicis pad paper upon ** The Necessity for Woman’s Supervision of Woman’s Industry and .Mrs. Coriett gave account of the Dublin society fur the employment ...

... husband at Clavering, Essex, has been removed by her Majesty's warrant lunatic asylum at Fisherton, near Salisbury. The unhappy woman was acquitted on the ground of insanity. but will remain in confinement during her Majesty’s pleasure. A marriage arranged ...

... Charleston. A body of Federals, 2,000 strong, were landed James Island, opposite to Charleston, and some fighting had taken place, in which (according to Southern reports) the Federals were worsted. The landing on the island was effected under cover of the ...

... lleck'B army was recruited exclusively the interior the Northwest, and aided by the gunboats it has cut passage for itself to the sea. Many Western men point rather cxultingly to this fact. The North-eastern States and New England furnished the army of the ...

... cases should be to insist that these factories should stand in their own grounds, and surrounded by certain space of their own land, on which the building of all residences should be forbidden. In addition the buildings should in all these cases wooden sheds ...

... the young woman wishes for the place let her go to the employer and prove her superior fitness ; but object to going to the employer and asking him to turn the young man out because he is a man, and to employ the young woman because she is woman. should ...

... in arras until a Northern army penetrates into the interior, and even then will remain rebellious in spirit; the derangement of all negro industry the advent army that, despite even of its chiefs, will indirectly act as Army of Emancipation—all these ...

... religion, and that bus■ , , A. the distance; the Orleamsts dreamt night ,in tl.o canal. The woman dmJ from dnownmy. found : ,1 , k *1 1.:.,,., cloud over the Catholics, army Poland, and the governorship that p while Lons Napoleon kingdom, has been granted ...