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... suffered to obscure the peaceful horizop of both countries.. No further news had been received from California. From Central America later dates had been received. At Guate- mala General Carrera had established himself at the head of an army of Indians, and ...
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... drama, send that proscribed manuscript to America, and we will make its treasonable sentiments ring from one end of the . Republic to the other. It would prove the most eloquent appeal to the Repealers of America of which You are capabte, and would, on ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA. EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES. (rRItOn ?? PRIVATS CORRESPONDENrT.) LiVmcRPOOL, SIINDAY.-By the arrival of the British North American royal mail steamer America, Captain Judkins, which has just entered ...
... labourer, in the swamps and cities of the republic. Be true yourselves to the great cause of your country's re- demption, and America will follow you in your advances to that goal with afervour and devotedness equal to your own. We watch your proceedings with ...
... I AMERICA. d (FROM OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Sunday. The packet-ship Stephen Whitney, Captain Thompson, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon, from New York, Y whence she sailed on the 13th instant, and by her we have _ been put in possession ...
... _^ Li-AI l'he following remarks are to be found in the ]as' number of The Fdinblurgh Revieew, in au ar'icie tntirled, ' America. T'hey col~tain a very just repruof of that intolerable vanity, which the Amer rican Vwriters ared Orators take all 'occasions ...
... - _ , AMERICA. - .1 (FROM OUR NEW, YORK CORRESPONtDENT.)i:' New York, June 5th, 1849.' Tua ?? 'used to Be said that Englandt edrained Ireland of her heart's blood. It is true no longer. The new world now draws off the life and strength of your ill-starred ...
... AMERICA. dc ' A WEEK LATE11. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CALEDOSIA. It (I'sRO3e OUR PRIVATE CORIIESPOND1NT.) II Liverpool, Wednesday. sli The steam ship Caledonia, Captain Leitch, arrived here A this morning from Boston and Halifax, after a passage of fit ...
... I AMERICA, 7-qODI OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT. New York, October 1, 1847. TOE DAY TO O'CONNELLL.-The great demonstration of the 22nd of September, has evidently left a very deep impression on the minds of the people, and cannot fail to do good in a variety ...
... VA MERICA. TEN DAYS LATER FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN. The Great Western steam-ship; B. R. Mathews, corm- wander, which left the wharf, New York, on the 12th of June, arrived cff the Black Rock. Liverpool, on Friday, the 27th day of June ...
... I --l. AMERICA: ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA. (,,,OFlc oJR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.) Liverpool, Tuesday. The British and North American royal mail steamer Acadia, Captain Stone, arrived in the Mersey at noon this day'from Boston and Halifax, aftera passage of ...