Admiral Sir George Callaghan has been appointed Commander-in-Chief at the Note in succession to Admiral Sir Richard Poore.
The "Times" says that the fact that the original arrangement, that Admiral Sir Archibald Berkeley Milne should succeed Sir Richard Poore in August last has been departed from ly doubtless due to the valuable experience Admiral Callaghan must have acquired at the Admiralty recently. His appointment will be regarded with approval and satisfaction throughout the country.
2°. Admiral Callaghan was apy for special duty at the Admit August 4.—Ed. at Leipzig priceless treasures _entrusted to it by France and England; which ruined without necessity marvels alike by time, by the ware of the Middle Ages, and by revolutions; which massacres women and children; which throwa back civilization to the most barbarous times and which impudently declared ite intention of enslaving three-quarters of Europe.
"T wrote some years ago, formerly Germany was loved, but now she is feared.' To-day she is hated.and execrated. She has well deserved it."
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