The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-12-08
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Europe, Western Asia and NorlheIr Africa
lie within an hours distance from our
shores. and the battle W bich decides The taIe
of king dom, The capture of Vienna or
Gibraler, the fall of a dynasty, the triumph
OF d usurpat;on, the 5irlh Of a heir to royal
Is, The death of Nicholas or Wellington,
in any country which touches the Mediter-
ranean, the Euxine, the Black sea or the
German Ocean, will be published in N. York
the next moTniug, il not on the very day oil
ils occurrence. In momeni, as II were,
we have been thrown INTO The immediate
intellectual neighbothood OF the whole civ
llZed and a large portion of the semi-oar-
barous world. The rice and fall of stocks
in London OF Paris will hencelorh be re.
ported from day TO day in the Journals oil
our seaboard cities. The bol'est operators
in Wall street will refuse TO buy or sell ha-
til they have read the quotations oil that days
business on The Royal Exchange and at the
Boufse, whose transactions will have closed
an hour or so before ours can begin. A rev
ou,ion in Paris, an impohan, vote in patl'-
amer, On insurreclion ih llaly, a fire in Com
s,an,inopIe, will be discussed around the
btesk(as, tables of New York few hours
a(,er i,s occurrence. A mighty, though ST.
lent. transformation III the conditions oil hu-
man existence has just been eftecled oy lhe
liltle wire stretching across ihe oceans pea
from the coast OF Ireland 10 iHa' OF bl'l,sn
Auio r;oa, and ono ii,apiiahle Iesui' Oh this
must be an unexampled community oil leN'
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