Universal attention is diverted for the hour from Europe to America. Italy fades before the stronger blaze of South Carolina and her confederates; Naples yields in interest to Washington; and even ...
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Article : 12,386 wordsWe have received advices from New York to the 16th May—that is, five days later than those to which we have referred in a previous column. They contain news of considerable importance. The blockade ...
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Article : 494 wordsAccouuts from St. Petersburg aro filled with stories of disturbances caused by the emancipation of the peasants. The country folk believe that the Czar has freed them absolutely, and refuse to work for the ...
Article : 222 wordsWith regard to the Schleswig and Holstein affair, which, at the date of our last issue, seriously threatened the peace of Europe, the Times of May 25 in a leading article says:—"For the first time since the ...
Article : 367 wordsThe Italian Parliament remains apparently quiescent, overwhelmed, it is said, with the mass of work presented to it. The Government is compelled to present Bills for the re-organisation of the navy, for ...
Article : 237 wordsOur readers are aware that the subject ot Colonial Military Expenditure was referred a short time ago by the House of Commons to a Select Committee. During the past month this Committee has made some ...
Article : 361 wordsThe dulness of the stock market has been rather increased by the announcement of the advance of three-quarters per cent, in the rate of interest on Exchequer-bills, and the further considerable decrease ...
Article : 160 wordsThe civil war in America, expected ever since the election of Mr. Lincoln, has now begun. The fall of Fort Sumter, reported in our last issue, was regarded by both sides as the signal for hostilities. The news, ...
Article : 1,585 wordsMrs. Longworth Yelverton is at present in Manchester. It is said that the purpose of her visit is to collect evidence in connection with the law proceedings now pending between the lady and her husband. ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Wed 10 Jul 1861, Page 3
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