Yesterday the Emperor Napoleon opened his Parliament with one of those fine harangues we are now become accustomed to, and which may mean an...

Parliament was opened yesterday by the Queen in person. The military parade, turnout of royal equipages, and assemblage of Peers, Peeresses,...

Frederick William, whom I saw at the wedding of his son and the Princess Royal, after acting as Regent since November, 1858, has mounted the...

London , June 27,1863. . . . You will have seen in the papers a report of the Alexandra trial, but as a matter of record we have advise...

Paris , May 29,1865. . . . We have been made aware, by the debates in Parliament and otherwise, that there is no public prosecutor in E...

London , April 18,1863. SIR, — We beg leave to inform you that we have obtained a loan of £500,000, for the period of six months, from ...

Among my London acquaintances was Mr. Edward Ellis, a member of Parliament himself, and, I think, with one or two sons also in that body. H...

The President addressed me a letter, directing additional instructions and of a more explicit character to our naval officers in relation t...

Went on board of steamer Baltimore Wednesday evening in company with a few friends, for a short excursion. My object was to improve the tim...

The case of Vallandigham, recently arrested by General Burnside, tried by court martial, convicted of something, and sentenced to Fort Warr...

The last arrival from England brings Earl Russell's speech on American affairs. Its tone and views are less offensive than some things ...

But little of importance at the Cabinet. The President read a brief telegram which he got last evening from General Hooker, to whom, gettin...

Thick rumors concerning the Army of the Potomac, — little, however, from official sources. I abstain from going to the War Department more ...

Blackheath Park, Kent, January 26, 1863. Dear Sir : You may imagine better than I can tell you how much your letter interested me. I ...

London , May 26,1863. Gentlemen , — My purpose in asking introductions to Friends in this country was to bring to your attention the da...