Robert Meade came here last night and gave the good news of the safety of the 'Parana.' I have a letter from Fanny Kemble, dated D...

The Frederick Cadogans and Pahlen dined with me, and we went to Léotard in the evening-his performance is as wonderful as it is beautiful in...

This morning I was startled by a very alarming bulletin of Prince Albert's state, dated yesterday, viz. that H.R.H. had passed a restles...

Nothing can equal the consternation produced by this event. This morning Brookfield, who had preached a very fine sermon without any referen...

The two articles on Prince Albert's death in this day's 'Times' are admirable. The second contains a true and faithful accou...

I called on Lady Palmerston and found her and Lady Jocelyn greatly dejected. Palmerston is very unwell with a bad fit of gout and is unable ...

To-night the President went to Seward's, I with him. At the door a telegram was handed him from McClellan stating that the enemy was be...

East Sheen , September 22, 1861. My Dearest Mother : I am writing you a little note again. I can do no more until such time as we shall...

(From the London Times’ Southampton Correspondent, Jan. 9th, 10th and 11th, and telegrams of the 12th.) Southampton is in a state of bl...

FT. DOENLSON NEWS IN ENGLAND. How it was Received -- American Securities Higher -- Cotton Lower. PORTLAND, March 19. – The steamsh...

. . . according to a Washington letter-writer, took with him from the White House the pictures of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, and other m...