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AMERICA.
The fellowing is the despatch of General Canby, announcing the surrender of "Dick" Tayler: Head-quarters Military Division, West Misson [?]; Citronville, May 4. ...
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FRANCE AND MEXICO.
The Empress of the French may well be eager about the Emperor's return, on account of the Mexican question. Besides the difficulties of the case on the Mexican ...
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SHERMAN'S PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
It was already known that General Sherman, one of the most successful officers produced by the late American war, had entered into negotiations with Johnston for terms ef peace, and that these ...
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ANGLO-FRENCH WORKING CLASS EXHIBITION.
Last evening, by permission of the connell, a meeting, convened at the request of the committee who are organising this laudable movement, was held in the great room of the Society of Arts. John-street, Adelphi, ...
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WHO INVENTED SPECTACLES[?]
That the ancients had no knowledge of glasses for assisting impaired sight, we may conclude from their universal silence on this matter; the only relief they had in such cases being certain collyria or eye [?]alves: ...
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PRESENT ATTITUDE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The subjoined abstract, from the Scotsman, of 16th May, of the address delivered by the Rev. Dr. King of London, at the opening of the annoal sittings of the United Prosbytrian Synod in Edinburgh, will be ...
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EXPLORATION OF THE NORTH POLE.
Sir,—Your correspondent, signing himself "Monumentum, objects to North Polar exploration on t[?] grounds:—1. Because of the unhealthiness of the climate of the Arctic regions. 2. Because Artic ...
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