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... Elevenith Sectrion of tile Act of Congress, inlituled ' Air Act to interdietkheCoroamcr- ciii Intercourse ?? the Ulited States of.America and *Great lint-al andFrance, and thit -dependeDpcie, and for oticir, purposes,' that irs case either Fiance ocr ?? shall ...

... convey any correct idea ef the public feeling in America, according to the accounts received by the steamer. On' her reaching America with the views of the British press on the President'a Message, and the earlier discussions Gf the Or-gon question, a feeling ...

... AMERICA. The British and North American Royal Mail Steam-ship He libernia, Captain J. Stone, which sailed from Boston on the 23rd ult., and Halifax on the 25th, was telegraphed off 's Holyhead early on Monday afternoon, and reached the It Mersey with ...

... about Ihe commence- ment of the hattle, and ouch a rattling of firearms has Seldom or never been heard on tue continent of America, accompanied with such boomring of artillery; and .this was continued over two hours, when the enemy was compliely routed ...

... ors Sinue the rise in the price of flour in America, and the fall an in this country, the shipments of bread-stuffs have bc~ome Is Lia very moderate, and as the shipmenta of goods from England no to America continue to be large, the exchanges are~ again ...

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... AMERICA. RIOT AND LOSS OF LIFE, a a The steamer A neetica, from New tohr athe pivrto i pool on Monday morning, with advices from ta oto the 16th nit,, and Halifax the 19th ult. Thle discontent and tumult consequent upon Lord Elgin's assent to the Rebel ...

... AMERICA. OF TH1E GREAT WESTERN. jgI`ORT~ANT CRISIS. Th fnesteamnsjljp Great Western, Captain, B. le~ ft the Wharf at New York, at 3 p. H. on .1~heWs vsl teerpbed early on Thursday afternoon, 4 ,.hultie Rock at Liverpool, at half-pasit nine il yr5 inakiciti ...

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