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Russia (Russia) (search for this): article 10
Late foreign intelligence. --The steamer Prince Albert arrived at St. John's on Friday, with Liverpool dates to the 21st. Political news unimportant. The Queen of Spain has signed the decree for the annexation of San Domingo. An amendment to the budget will be moved on the 23d to the effect that the committee be instructed to divide the customs and revenues bill, that each may be treated separately. Mr. Clay, American Minister to Russia, writes to the Times on the American struggle in brief and decisive terms. He says the revolted States can be subdued, but it is not proposed to subjugate them, but simply to put down rebel citizens. England's interest, he says, is to stand by the Union; and he inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. The
Dominican Republic (Dominican Republic) (search for this): article 10
Late foreign intelligence. --The steamer Prince Albert arrived at St. John's on Friday, with Liverpool dates to the 21st. Political news unimportant. The Queen of Spain has signed the decree for the annexation of San Domingo. An amendment to the budget will be moved on the 23d to the effect that the committee be instructed to divide the customs and revenues bill, that each may be treated separately. Mr. Clay, American Minister to Russia, writes to the Times on the American struggle in brief and decisive terms. He says the revolted States can be subdued, but it is not proposed to subjugate them, but simply to put down rebel citizens. England's interest, he says, is to stand by the Union; and he inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. Th
Trieste (Italy) (search for this): article 10
e inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. The Independence Bulge states that Lord Cowley had protested against the right of isolated intervention in Syria, as claimed by the French Ministry. A fleet was expected to sail on the 22d for Beyrout to bring the French army in Syria home. The sum of 100,000 educate, destined to pay the reactionary bonds, and a large depot of plunder, had been seized in a Neapolitan province. Negotiations are still pending respecting the Holstein dispute. Denmark, though preparing for war, retains hopes of a peaceful arrangement. The Empress of Austria had arrived at Trieste. The Cotton market closed steady with more tone. Breadstuffs and Provisions closed steady. Consols closed at 91½ 91½ for money.
United States (United States) (search for this): article 10
e terms. He says the revolted States can be subdued, but it is not proposed to subjugate them, but simply to put down rebel citizens. England's interest, he says, is to stand by the Union; and he inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. The Independence Bulge states tUnited States. The Independence Bulge states that Lord Cowley had protested against the right of isolated intervention in Syria, as claimed by the French Ministry. A fleet was expected to sail on the 22d for Beyrout to bring the French army in Syria home. The sum of 100,000 educate, destined to pay the reactionary bonds, and a large depot of plunder, had been seized in a Neapolitan province. Negotiations are still pending respecting the Holstein dispute. Denmark, though preparing for war, retains hopes of a peaceful arrangement
Austria (Austria) (search for this): article 10
e inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. The Independence Bulge states that Lord Cowley had protested against the right of isolated intervention in Syria, as claimed by the French Ministry. A fleet was expected to sail on the 22d for Beyrout to bring the French army in Syria home. The sum of 100,000 educate, destined to pay the reactionary bonds, and a large depot of plunder, had been seized in a Neapolitan province. Negotiations are still pending respecting the Holstein dispute. Denmark, though preparing for war, retains hopes of a peaceful arrangement. The Empress of Austria had arrived at Trieste. The Cotton market closed steady with more tone. Breadstuffs and Provisions closed steady. Consols closed at 91½ 91½ for money.
Denmark (Denmark) (search for this): article 10
e inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. The Independence Bulge states that Lord Cowley had protested against the right of isolated intervention in Syria, as claimed by the French Ministry. A fleet was expected to sail on the 22d for Beyrout to bring the French army in Syria home. The sum of 100,000 educate, destined to pay the reactionary bonds, and a large depot of plunder, had been seized in a Neapolitan province. Negotiations are still pending respecting the Holstein dispute. Denmark, though preparing for war, retains hopes of a peaceful arrangement. The Empress of Austria had arrived at Trieste. The Cotton market closed steady with more tone. Breadstuffs and Provisions closed steady. Consols closed at 91½ 91½ for money.
Cotton (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 10
he inquires if England can afford to offend the United States. If England is so secure in the future against home revolution and foreign ambition as to venture to sow the seed of revenge? He concludes by saying that England is the natural ally of the United States. The Independence Bulge states that Lord Cowley had protested against the right of isolated intervention in Syria, as claimed by the French Ministry. A fleet was expected to sail on the 22d for Beyrout to bring the French army in Syria home. The sum of 100,000 educate, destined to pay the reactionary bonds, and a large depot of plunder, had been seized in a Neapolitan province. Negotiations are still pending respecting the Holstein dispute. Denmark, though preparing for war, retains hopes of a peaceful arrangement. The Empress of Austria had arrived at Trieste. The Cotton market closed steady with more tone. Breadstuffs and Provisions closed steady. Consols closed at 91½ 91½ for money.
Harper's Ferry (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 10
Our exchanges. --Some idea of the difficulty of obtaining intelligence from the North may be had from the fact that within the past two weeks no less than two hundred dollars has been expended by the newspapers of this city to obtain copies of their Northern exchanges. Agents are scattered along the line of railroad from Richmond to Harper's Ferry to secure stray journals and were it possible, they would push even beyond the lines in the laudable work of procuring information for the people of the South. We trust our readers will be patient under the occasional infliction that will be imposed upon them, and, with us, "trust to luck" for the journalistic blessings they may receive.
Copley (search for this): article 11
is affected in the same way, and "Oh, dear, what can the matter be?" Her grandmother — all their grandmothers, in "point of fact"--at eighty-two could sew the nicest and most exact seam, and read the finest print in the evening, with the aid of the usual glasses. She lived all her long life in rooms whose shutters were never closed save at night, and curtains of any kind there were none. The sun in their day did not harm the rich Turkey carpets that covered the floor, or the "portraits by Copley" hung upon the wall. Her aunt, at seventy-one, can make as elegant a button-hole as eyes ever saw, can embroider muslin and cambric in beautiful style, and in fine, plain sewing has few equals. Her mother at sixty could see to mark her own name in full, eighteen letters, with her own hair, on the finest linen cambric handkerchief, and at seventy can do almost anything that can be done with a needle, in the most workmanlike manner. These three ladies spent thirty years of their lives i
Turquie (Turkey) (search for this): article 11
abused them. About every third person of her acquaintance is affected in the same way, and "Oh, dear, what can the matter be?" Her grandmother — all their grandmothers, in "point of fact"--at eighty-two could sew the nicest and most exact seam, and read the finest print in the evening, with the aid of the usual glasses. She lived all her long life in rooms whose shutters were never closed save at night, and curtains of any kind there were none. The sun in their day did not harm the rich Turkey carpets that covered the floor, or the "portraits by Copley" hung upon the wall. Her aunt, at seventy-one, can make as elegant a button-hole as eyes ever saw, can embroider muslin and cambric in beautiful style, and in fine, plain sewing has few equals. Her mother at sixty could see to mark her own name in full, eighteen letters, with her own hair, on the finest linen cambric handkerchief, and at seventy can do almost anything that can be done with a needle, in the most workmanlike man
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