... were ex- peeted at Richmond and Corinth. If the Federals conquered in both, the war would cer- tainly end before next Independence day, and the Fourth of July, 1862, be doubly sacred. The reflecting portion of the community are not so sanguine, even if ...

... touched here. Her Mad Arabia has just sine it contradicts the 7 1s riumotr so yemerally ecedi tel of the surrender of July —Independence Day MeClelar On the {th of ¢ —hh ad re sed his sole licrs in their narrow camp on a toes River t nthe following Army © { ...

... experienced in Nicaragua through scarcity of provbiona. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the Independence day. Exchange on London at Valparaiso was quoted to The news from tbe West India Islands unimportant. Jamaica business was ...

... d in Nicaragua through scarcity of provisions. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the independence day. DEATH OF THE TAYLOR CHILDREN. It has transpired since the execution that in a conversation which Taylor had with Mr ...

... d in Nicaragua through scarcity of provisions. Great preparations were being made in Pern for the anniversary of the independence day. Exchange London at Valparaiso was quoted at 45d to 45id. News from the West India Islands is unimportant. At Ja* maica ...

... experienced in Nicaragua through scarcity provisions. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the Independence Day, Exchange London at Valparaiso was quoted $45 to s4ss. News from the West India Islands is unimportant. At Jamaica business ...

... days the advantage was altogether on the Confederate side. Both armies, greatly cut up, were m front of each other on Independence Day, but no blood seems to have been shed—at least the Government were eilent if battle had been fought. tV'e ate not to ...

... any triumph. Had the Federals been really successful the President would certainly have pro- claimed the fact on “‘ Independence Day.” In the House of Commons, last night, Lord C. Pacer stated that some of the dispatches from her Majesty’s Court of Admiralty ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN ENGLAND. I'lle truth of the saying. that there is a time and place for all things is exemplified by the subjoined item of the past week's news :— AAA ny Satur. day last this anniversary was celebrated in London the usual manner. The ...

... altogether on the Confederate side, Both was were in front of each armies, greatly cut up, but no blood seems ited other on Independence Day, sed to have been shed—at least the Government the were silent if a battle had been fought. We are not ¢o trust implicitly ...

... to the war party in the Ca- binet. It is somewhat strange, and indeed suspicious, that the place was surrendered on “ Independence Day. Doubts respecting Pe- BERTON’S loyalty had been expressed in the South, and the selection of the 4th of July for the ...

... part of the measures which he have already been master. either decreed or prepared on the initiative of our august “ Independence Day” was duly celebrated on the day after the repulse of General Lee, but before the details were known. Whatever may have ...