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LXIL—PASSING EVENTS.
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Lxil—Passing Events.
LXIL—PASSING EVENTS .
-4»> — T The His Successes Month Has Of ...
_-4 _»> — This month has been unusually prolific have been in noticeable at last succeeded points of interest order .
The successes of Garibaldi in Sicily by an from avoid the civil King war . of " Nap The les same for the telegram evacuation reported of Aberdeen the twelve whole hundred island " les in volunteers continues order to
in disembarked a very uneasy at Palermo state ; a from collision the " having City stated of taken that the place . " between Na had _| : > promised the Royal the
dissolution Guard claimed and but of the the the : _National former proclamation corps Guard . , can it Constitutional is afford no stability government King to the has new been adminis pro-
tration , and the moderate party are full of apprehension concerning the , future A long course letter of has events been . received from Madame addressed Mario to , the dated Committe from the of
the Graribaldi Ladies Hosp ' Graribaldi ital , Palermo Benevolent , July Association 16 th , and . She says that the _General e wishes her to receive the collected for the relief of the wounded ; and
sums the that General she will himself send every that fortni the subscribers ght an account of know the to expenditure what precise , signed purpose by may
their service offerings bwounds are or app , sickness lied . Those are sent volunteers home with who eleven are rendered piastri and unfit a half for ,
( about two of y the pounds signal ten service shillings rendered , , ) which is Of all the they remnants will carry of the from first Sicil expedi y in
memory tion—i . e . of the heroes who landed at . Marsala ' and won Palermo , —manv are totall , disabled , and several have left widows and young children unprovided y
for succeed . _* * ' in * raising * It such would sums be a want as glorious shall thing serve if to the render women the of future England of should these
martyrs News has of liberty reached free us from of terrible . massacres " bthe Druses of the Christians in * Syria ; five hundred have been murdered Consul is at y wounded Damascus the , among lish whom Con is
the sulate Dutch is said Consul to have ; the escaped American burning , though the others ; were Eng nred . The - correspondent of the " Daily News" writes that from for Beyrout the la and st tw gives informa days it
tion down to the 1 st of July , He says " enty has in the been towns nothing , villages less than , hamlets a wholesale , and Turks massacre silk factories and of insists Christian destroyed the s by connivance the round Druses about of , "
received the the Lebanon result government . from of He S invei yria in the g state hs iracy against dreadful , th of at the the the atrocities Mussulm massacres , . an The which fanatics French have on ; the consul taken report ar place having reports are
the S spread yria Turks . among The from French a the Europe consp Druses Consuls , they that therefore determined European state di on p , that lomacy exterminating the was Porte about will the to Christians be drive unable away in to in its favorThe
Eng repress declares land a himself is rising ready which resolved to co has -operate on been sending with organised shi an ps armed ; Austria expedition own and Russia to . Syria are Emperor at of once the .
racter same mind and object ; and of a the convention _European is intervention to be signed . for At the determining time we write the cha only - the acquiescence of the Porte is awaited . the 28 th of
with having The flags Great been and eleven Eastern music days and arrived on an her immense safel voyage y at concourse . New She was York of enthusiasticall peop on le ; but the y received visitors June , it is
since her arrival have not been so numerous as was expected , owing , our supposed The last meeting , number to the of hi , g the h thoug charge British h str of Association i admission ct ly in the , — at a last Oxford dollar week a , interest head too of late . June of for , this has notice filled in
much of men ' s thoughts duringJuly . The great year ' s
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1860, page 431, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081860/page/71/
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