A Year Since These Would Have Been Thought Very Great
re- forms, and Mr. Cardwell is not unmindful of immediate exi- gencies. By adding 11 millions to the Estimates he is able to increase the Artillery from 180 guns to 336, and to......
It Is Asserted That The Parisian Election Is Due To
the abstention of the Respectables, who would not vote for the late Government, or its rival, the Reds. With very brief intervals, however, Paris has for more than half a......
Mr. Cardwell's Proposal Was, On The Whole, Very Warmly...
in the House of Commons, and will greatly strengthen the Government. There are, of course, an infinity of criticisms to be made. A concession has evidently been made to the......
The Government Of The National Defence Has Resigned Its...
into the hands of the Assembly, retaining office, however, until successors can be appointed. M. Fevre, in resigning power, said little beyond expressing a hope that those with......
Nothing Can Be More Obscure, More Snippety, Or Less...
than Renter's telegrams about the French elections. Half of them are not recorded, and those which are, are frequently con- fused by contradictory reports from the department......
News Of The Week.
A/R. CARDWELL brought forward his measures for the Reor- rd. ganization of the Army on Thursday night, and they are wnexpectedly satisfactory. Purchase is finally abolished, the......
The Bishops Have Struck The Heaviest Blow At The National
Church which it has received for many a long year,—without knowing it ; but three righteous men have been found, the Bishops of St. David's and Exeter and the Dean of......
