It Will Be Seen, By The Very Able American Letter
we publish to-day, that this success has greatly elated even the soberest and most thoughtful of the Northern people, among whom we reckon our correspondent. But, with the......
Fort Sumter, Situated On An Artificial Island In The Middle
of Charleston karbour—the fort which was the first bone of 2493 contention between the North and South—was battered into ruins by General Gilmore's guns on the 23rd August, and......
Yesterday Week The Cutlers' Company Of Hullamshire Gave...
feast at Sheffield, when Sir Charles Wood, Sir J. W. Ramsden, and Mr. Roebuck, each in their turn, gave expression to a mild or violent species of English optimism. Sir C. Wood,......
News Of The Week.
W E publish to-day a full account of the present position of the Polish insurrection by an English traveller, whose name,—if we could give it without endangering the safety of......
The Bishop Of Natal's Clergy Have Turned Against Him, And
"protest most solemnly" against the position,taken in his book and against his determination to retain the office of bishop. • They have not, apparently, read the book, as they......
Very Little News Has Reached Our Shores During The Week,
and only one item of any interest has left them,—we mean the announcement, which is evidently Official, that the Govern- ment will not permit Mr. Laird's rams to leave the......
The " Spectator " This Day Contains, In A Gratuitous
SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT, a Review of the Present Position in Poland by a traveller who has just visited the seat of war under a passport from the National Government. The article on......
