There Is Grave Disaffection To The Confederacy In North...
even in high quarters. The Raleigh Standard of the 31st July printed an article from the pen of the Hon. It. S. Donnell, Speaker Of the Lower House, and approved, it is said, by......
Out Of Frankfort Much As Yet Has Not Come. The
Princes have separated, and most of them accepted en bloc the scheme of Federation we sketched last week, but with six dissentients —the Grand Dukes of Baden and Saxe-Weimar,......
The New York Draft Has Gono Off In Perfect Tranquillity,
and conscripts are now joining the army at the rate of 1,000 a day. They are needed ; as typhoid fever of a very malig- nant character has broken out at Vicksburg, which carries......
The '° Specreron" Of Next Week Will Contain, In A
gratuitous SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT, a review of the present position in Poland, by a recent traveller in that country, who has just visited the seat of war under a pass- port from......
The Bishop Of Exeter Uses At Times A Fine Ironical
vein in his visitation addresses. In an address at Exeter on Friday, 22nd May, which amongst others has just been published by his admiring clergy, as " words that they would......
The Week Has Been Rather Wet And Scientific ; The
damp decidedly favouring the chances of science at Newcastle, though makiiig it a little dismal. The geologists have been quite mild in their controversy about the age of the......
News Of Tile Week.
T HE great rumour of the week has been the approximation of France towards Russia and Prussia, and her conse- quent detachment from Austria and the cause of Poland. It is said......