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... FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1841. *Jtt Rvs Vfl~UJ ?? -- FIRES.-Sbortly before eigit o'cloek on Stinday eveningI haystack belone.Ing to a woman named Martha VOCI F I - 4 -- 'lo tI xr~m~ name 4; but how the gh. at haystack beloitng ta omn ho theF IW ait eltolin. was ...
... with a woman not my wife. I em- ployed, Ibelieve,theFenian moneyforthepurwp I had the best room In the house. The girl was an Irihh girl. I could not svwear the house was a house of ill-fame, and I could not say it was not. I paid my rent to a woman. I do ...
... passengers, and $5000 in specie. Having landed two passengers, &c., she proceeded al 12 30 a.m. for Liverpool; all well. News anticipated. [1EUTER'S TELEGRAH.] NEW YorlK, JUNE 10, MOaNING. One division of General Hooker's army maintains its position on the southern ...
... city remains open in the rear it is not likely that it will be taken. If the Federals can land an army sufficient to close in the defences of Charleston by land as well as ay sea, they will no doubt take it; but so far everything indicates that the means ...
... the rebels. A revolutionary proclamation has been issued promising all landed property to the peasants, and announcing to them that General Mieroslawski is in Poland. Many landed proprietors have fled to LEMBERG, JAN. 26. Intelligence has been received ...
... proportions the Federal Government would recall Grant's whole army, No single corps of observation which Grant might leave behind on embarking could hold its ground against' a combined land and naval attack from Richmond. Nearly 3000 prisoners had been ...
... whether the Federal army did attack the works, and of course none as to the result of such an attack. The' plan seems to have been that the works should be attacked by Admiral Farragut from the river and by General Banks from the land at the samte time ...
... desirable that a cornter organisation to the Land Leaguo should be ferined. The Ennis Land League Convention on Saturday pasesed a resolution condemning the indiscriminate system of boycotting. THE IRISH LAND ACT. Mr. James M. Ross, Liscarney, co. Monaghan ...
... Redvers Buller, the IDuke of Connaught's suc- cassor at Alderihot, has seen about as varied a service as any soldier in the army. He was awith Wolseley on the Red River, went through the Zulu War, and has commanded in several of the now numerous cam- paigsms ...
... devoutly to be wished; but that this coun try is to be defended upon its own soil is a new and startling theory. If every man, woman, and child in this kingdom were armed with a perfect rifle, if all of them, from dowagers and dotards to infants in arms, could ...
... on removing the clothes they found the murdered woman with horrible gashes on the head, evidently inflicting by some lethal weapon. Blood was observed all over the body, which was clad in the poor- woman's usual day clothes. All round, the walls were ...
... before Richmond, and that a civilian would be in no danger aud not much in the way, I ventured to ruan down to the army of the James. The army aippsara to be -in good condition and spirits. The supplies, I believe, are abundant; the hospital accommodationa ...