... her St George's day, Scotland her St Andrew's, Ireland her St Patrick's, France her St Denis, and the United States her Independence day; but let all mutually celebrate the sth of August, the day that the two extremities of the Atlantic cablo were landed ...

... Neapolitan, or Medenese ? They are mere devices to gull the rest of Europe, and to postpone the inevitable day Italian independence.—Dai/y News. Untruthfulness op the Hindoos.—ln India no disgrace attaches to untruth, and it is not uncommon to hear a man ...

... correspondent of the San Franck, Bulletin relates the following incident :—A very laughable circumstance occurred here on Independence Day, which will give you some idea of the social standing of the present President of Mexico, Don Felix Zuloaga. The procession ...

... steam-boat in which we had gone, half-past ten p.m. ; but before we went aboard, could Bee many who had met to keep Independence Day, and who had been celebrating strong all day (for it only comes once a year) ; with their independence gone, and with ...

... the Waalevati and Independent eha|-ela. On Wedneatiay we have a buaineaa rnen prayermeetinit. ...

... every street and alley is noisy all day, and brilliant with fireworks and illuminations all night. The blacks, too, know Independence Day ; they know how delighted their masters are to com- memorate the time when the people of America threw off the light ...

... to takecertain liberties with Miss ?? and her friend, proceeding, finally, to attempts to ravish them. Though it was Independence Day, and therefore sacred to liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with so much noise ...

... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan, and her friend, proceeding, finally, to attempt to ravish them. Though it was Independence Day, and therefore sacred liberty, if to liberties, the resisted, and effectually, and with s much nois -, that their would ...

... reception accorded Piaty or Mr Paris Corres- pondent of the York Herald, in his account of the celebration of ** American Independence Day” at Paris, gives us a report of Mr Cobden’s inion on English topics Mr Cobden and his wife and daughter were = 2 {r Cobden ...

... Speaking of Mr Cobden.— The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald,” in his account of the celebration of American Independence Day at Paris, gives a report Mr Cobden opinion on English topics. Cobden talked much of the tedium he had to go ibrough in ...

... of the. State. It is considered certain that two electoral tickets will be nomi- mated. The fourth of July-American Independence Day-had been celebrated with great and- unusual rejoicings and ex- citement among the Mormnons at Salt Lake City. , ' - ...

... SPEAKING OF COBDEN. The Paris correspondent of the Xev- York Ilerahl, in his account of the celebration of “American Independence-day” at Paris, gives us report of Mr Cobden’s opinion on English topics : Mr Cobden and his wife and daughter were there ...