... Heos from Foreign Lands, Fearrvrn Rareway Accrpest.—The steam-boat running in connection with the Grand Trunk Railroad exploded at Longenil to-day. The explosion occurred at one o'clock this afternoon (June 10), making a complete wreck of the boat. Her ...

... William Orange’s landing in Kngland, or it may ranked with Murat's landing in Calabria; all that can certain of is the heroic courage of the man who baa attempted it. Of tho prospects of the StmliaiM speak ■anguinely. The Appears, indeed, far from being ...

... find that they cannot have the land for nothin)? and that applications for further concessions U be useless ” One nobleman writes that he happy loneer possessing a single serf, and that he has common -nl ttinf* his land out farms as in this country. says ...

... beads of his mean These women had probably read the proclamation of Butler, and, if so, we cannot wonder that they did their woman's worst against such invaders. Unmanly ruffianism on one side has been matched by u n womanly fierceness on the other. The ...

... Edward lll's army to escape being hanged for a rape and murder he did not commit. The sequel, KEMP: PASSAGE AT ARMS (Orion: £16.99) opens in 1347 at Calais with the French crushingly defeated and their King desperately trying to raise a new army. A complete ...

... females w ho had gone to attend the woman in her illness that the man had prepared all the medicine for her himself, and that he took great care to throw away all that she ejected from her stomach ; the young woman Adelina, on her part, confessed, after ...

... from a distance of 2,500 yards.] Reduction of the Russian Army.—We hoar there is to be more recruiting for the’next three years, and the negative measure in a few years more, reduce the army by or 110,000 men. It is also said that there will be a great ...

... fully committed on the capital charge of murdering wilfully his wife and three children. THE ARMY IN THE CRlMEA.—General Codrington has communicated to the armies the Russian acceptance of the peace proposals; but, the telegraphic wire is still severed, ...

... school, and not of the old school, thmnjh I do not suppose it will make much difference to the Chinese. The First Lady in the Land. —Mrs. President Lincoln has again come prominently before the public as leader of the fashion of America (writes the “Manhattan ...

... excuse for these delays the forward movements of our armies, if thus all the great advantages we have lately gained over the enemy are to be lost, and all present opportunities ter decisive action by land and sea. THE. LAW OF CoPYRIOIFIT IN ENOItAVINOS.—A ...

... tbe second reading the Valuation of Land (Scotland; Act Amendment Bill, which would ennble the in estimating the value of land to make deductions for repairs, insurances, and other outgoings, a* get tha net value of land f»r the purposes of assessments. ...

... GLEANINGS. In Victoria Land and Income-tax Bills ham reamed by the Legislative iissembly. _ _ _ _ _ The Council - of the insian Empire has sew au increase of the import duty on cotton. - - - - Mdme. Rejane will mese the Atlantic, after all She will have ...