The Conference Met On Monday, And At Once Voted Lord
Rus- sell its President, the only practical step which has yet transpired, and probably significant enough of the right feeling, the strong language, the weak action, and the......
The Prussians Have Advanced Further Into Jutland, And...
on the Horsens Fiord, on the east coast ; the head-quarters are at Veile, and those of the Austrians at Kolding. It is said that the commander of the Danish troops in Jutland,......
Sir George Grey Made An Ominous Statement Last Night In
the House. He could not say when the Conference would re-assemble, and he could not state the ground of the adjournment, which looks very much as if the Conference had been......
News Of The Week.
rillIE week has been dull and bleak, with cold airs both physical and moral from the east. We have been reading the details of the slaughter at Diippel with the feelings of a......
We Call Attention To The Horrible Account Given By Our
special correspondent in New York of the massacre at Fort Pillow by the troops of the Confederate General Forrest. Six hundred men defended the fort, of whom only 200, it is......
On Wednesday The House Of Commons Discussed Mr. Newde-...
Commutation of Church-rates Bill,—the principle of which is to make the Church-rate—at least up to the average of 2d. in the pound—a charge upon property, the occupier being......
The Details Of The Fall Of Diippel Reached England On
Monday, and, together with other facts hitherto withheld for prudential reasons, are most ably given in the letters of the correspondent of the Telegraph. The affair seems to......
On Thursday The Lord Chancellor's Bill For Appropriating...
to the Regius Professorship of Greek at Oxford was read a second time in the House of Lords,—but the real fight will come in committee. The Lord Chancellor triel to obviate-the......
