... had: been, at a very early period of the negotiation trans- ferred from London to Liverpool and the 4th JW'V, 1840, the Independence Day.' of the United ist ates, wa& very happily selected for the I commencenaent of the first voyage of the Britanni& Under ...

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... from England. The American minister gave a reception on Wed- nesday afternoon at his London residence in hon- our of Independence Day. The attendance, which included General and Mrs. Grant, was very large. A dinner party was given in the evening. The ...

... Captain Co11dell, who succeeded him (a daring adventurer), ras ordered at all costs to bring on a naval engagement before Independence Day. That he auccebded in doing, as we have already learned by telegraph, with a result esminently satiefactory to the Cbilians ...

... yesterday morning Much anxiety is felt as to the action of the Free State. TheVolk-sraad meets on the 17th instant, and Independence Day is the 23rd. A large party is likely to propose to give active help to the Boers of the Transvaal. In that case the ...

... their Inuincs smirched by contact Nvith the unclean 'Ilic lth of .Toly has, of course, come and gone, ail IL sveto Id. Independence Day it was. The t d kepiclnt uj fairly in the morning; long enough to I a ! ,w przlcsuriieliorsi to get awvay to Coley T ...

... of thre saloon pessengers, DIr. George Anderso, died of heraorrhage'o the 21ith June, and was buried at sea. AMERIGAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. LoNnow, SunD.Ay.-On Saturday, beinge the anni- versery of American independence, Mr. Cyrus VV. Field gave a banquet ...

... spring of 1842, he carried with him hatred of everything Enoglisli. His first public appearance 'was in t Boston, on Independence Day, Fourth of ,Xuly, 1 842. In his features and manner there was nothing attractive ' but his musical voice and ' fiery ...

... promnote its recognition as a flay holy of the Lord and honourable. The mnemorial was enthusiastically adopted. It being Independence Day a resolution was adopted by the English colonial delegates, congratulating their American brethren and sisters upon the ...

... of IKing William the Third was a glorious l one. (Cheers.) Theyallread in the papers of the 1 Americans having their Independence Day, and on that day they in Americs raise their flagr of inde- pendence; and this is our day of independence, as we were ...

... him, and lie will be summarily dealt with in a few days. Great otenuar~tioza are beinz made to celebrate the national independence day on the 18th inst., after which date the country will in all probability resume its normal quietude. The United States ...

... toat tae AlF iierson Cuanty Bank at id-oldern in Co!ofdd, has n1ii&c an assign- meat of its allairs. To-muorrow will be Independence Day, the one day in the year accounted cear to the hearts of all people in the United ;tateo capable of resaising Lhe si ...