29 AUGUST 1863, page 2

It Would Seem That The Affairs Of Madagascar May Very

soon attract close European attention. M. Lambert, a Frenchman, was at the head of a great French Financial and Industrial Company, to whom the late King had made large......

The Times New Correspondent In The North, Who Has Been

hitherto decently fair, draws a melancholy picture of the condition of Baltimore. As this city is hostile, and commands the best line of communication between Washington and the......

The Times Publishes A Singular Estimate Of The Loss Of

life caused by the American Civil War. It calculates Mr. Lincoln's calls at a million of men, deducts from them the number on the rolls, and gives the remainder as the total......

The First Account Of The Earthquake At Manilla Was Scarcely,

it would appear, exaggerated. The official report states that 46 public buildings have been damaged and 28 seriously injured, 570 houses thrown down, and 528 left in a tottering......

The Emancipation Society Have Called Lord Russell's...

the danger of permitting the two powerful iron-clads with iron turrets and prows which Messrs. Laird are, it is said, now building for the Confederates, one of which is now......

Me," And Arrange Their Bulletins Within Possible Limits....

also extenuated the defeat at Zyrzyn, July 31, which they admit. Their detachment was 900 strong, and they lost 200 in killed and wounded, 100 prisoners, and two cannon. On the......

The Secret Government Of Poland Have Just Published A Series

of laws, constituting tribunals through the country, appointing public prosecutors, authorizing accused persons to defend themselves, and erecting three supreme courts ' with......

A Horrid Murder Has Taken Place In Derbyshire, Which,...

the author of it is a cultivated man, is quaintly sup- posed to imply insanity. Mr. George Victor Townly, of Manchester, had for some time been paying his addresses to Miss......