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... telegram from Chicago states that meeting lrfah (yapathisers h*M there *n Monday. addra* was adopted aakiag th* Oovarnmant of th* United State* to assist th* Irish in accomplishing peaceful revolution against the landlord internets. The address declasse that ...
... Jo*rLna, the official me -per of the International Typegrapbical Union, oi hAmeria, entitled The Apprentice System ab T in t- e United States2' Fer ceavenieues the s Sp lid i money is trazieferad from dollars to sterling lasti- s hei mating the dollar at d4) ...
... living. There is no law in France rendering vaccination compulsory. fAWITH reference to the ocean cable differences between the United States and France the an- nouncement is made from Washington that official information has been received there that the French ...
... renewed roafidenec in the Irish Parliamentary party, unior the leadership of Mr Justia M'Cartby, and ?? upon all loyal Irishmen to unite to secure eelf-goveramiot to Ireland. The speakers received cordial votes ef thanke. Lron.-S,&VAGx ASBSAULT ON A POLICEMAY ...
... bonds of th* pnblic debt by drawings are now secured. THE UNITED STATES. New York, October 27. It is officially announced that the Ut* Indian* in Colorado are anxious for peace. Meeting* of Irishmen in support of tb* anti* rent agitation in Ireland were ...
... hour when the boo ?? at the head odie.:- Friday. Septehberl3,-GrandCanrary and West Coast of Africa, vi-n liverpo-S.3 P.si. United States, kc.. sia Southamipton-SS P.30r. '.adeira, Case of Goad Hope. Natal, British Central Africa. .tc.. r Southamnnton-9nsa ...
... : TRADE AND WAGR& it Crx STEEDOSre AsD TurJaI Mem-The A a whole of the barbour labourers, chiefly Irishmen, I a, ntumbering over 0SW, employed by the stnvedores j Is Ct th, m3nerl qneys in Glasgow Harbour. were a layesdey diseed, ad 150 Protetant Iriahme ...
... unaccottntable desires, to - the isst ' lttfoslldetd jealousies. and is, moreover, tull of thlt provincialism swhich bhth Irishmen mliii ?? Baxter's olwu costitrytlitn are fottid of 1jelit viilg to he utationality. The Irish are couvinced that ttiey are ...
... subject canse before the House of Commnons. The question was not a political one, but fwas one upon which Irishmen of every creed and class were united. Neither was it a matter lying between two rival com- panies, but affected the comfort of the travelling ...
... striving to increase its share in her commerce, and the corn- petition in quality no less than in price is very i keen. hbe United States are endeaveuring to secure the largest share by a treaty of comrurerce, and the Germans are doing their beet t oust ...
... advance of i to S on -he day's quotations. The number of failures during the week was 153. The weeks receipts of cotton at all United States porfl baie been S00 bales; sinse let September, 4,570,090; woe's` exports to Great Erinal2, MM00 bales; to Coutiet ...
... that ter i shell. never grow inte m1ahood a so nig W*~ m inater say that fthe United Kingdomn sJ ,iisk- from exuawd'ng-itn empire. So longdy, man, Scethwame, sadc Irishmen are born w l o present energies and capactities, eo ltn $W1 -a I seek Spheres of ...