boudoir, or on the yacht. Most invalu.ib to Officers in the army, Kroigrnnta and Touri.l«, a. they can readily adjusted in aituation illuatrated Froepectuseaforwarded oil application t„ the pet for Sltiwira’a Patent 17, .,it Portlacd-alreet (Oxford-atreet end), Lundon, W where t

HOU*E COMMON*.— Mr White asked ies ion aa the recognition of the belligerent rights of the Confederate States. Lord Palmerston replied that when the United States ceased exercise belligeient rights then* would necesHity for their at.kuowledgeineol on on© aide or the other. The ad

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The meeting was followed by public dinner which took place in the gymnasium of the academy. was numerously attended by the fro nds and supporters of tenant-right. Upwards of two hundred persons were present. The Rev, Mr. Dowling, P.P., in the Choir. The cloth having been removed

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