... INDEPENDENCE DAY. On the Fourth of July I had the opportunity of witnessing the manner in which the citizens of New York celebrate the anniversary of American Independence. During the night of the Third and the whole of the Fourth, there was continuous ...

... RAMBLES THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, IK 1819, 1850, and 1851 CHAP. X. NEW YORK.—THE WEATHER —INDEPENDENCE DAY. —THE CHURCHES —THE THEATRES—THE CROTON WATER WORKS.-THE DAGUERREOTYPE.-THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. ...

... steamers Anal° and Waterwitah had been ordered tome from the gulf. Yellow faser•liad made its appearance at New Orleans. Independence day had been calibrated throughout the country with more than usual spirit. No casualties of importance had occurred. There ...

... the country, and are apparently enthusiastic. The New York papers arc full of Kansas afiairs, and of the rejoicings on Independence day.” Mr. Horace Greeley, editor of the Neto York Tribune, writing from Washington, reports that Mr. Sumner is worse, and ...

... troops were coming in from Lima. An attempt was made to disarm the national guard at Vai-1 paraiso, when at church on independence day. General V. Leal, intendente of the city, was shot in the melee. Some of the insurgents were executed. All political ...

... Indian Empire, from Galway, via Halifax ; and City of Washington, hence, had arrived at New York. The celebration of Independence day had absorbed all the attention of the citizens, and politics were, consequently, at a discount. Advices received at ...

... steamer* Arctic and Waterwitch hud been ordered homo from (lie gulf. Yellow fer* r had made Its appearance at New Orleans Independence day had been celebrated throughout the country with more than utmal spirit. catuaities importance had occurred. There I* ...

... steamers Arctic and Waterwitch had been ordered home from the Gulf. Yellow fever had made its appearance in New Orleans. Independence Day had been celebrated throughout the country with more than usual spirit. No casualties of importance had occurred. There ...

... of the Persia, intelligence has been received from New York to the 7th mst. There is no political news of interest. Independence- day, the 4th inst., had been celebrated all over the country with much spirit. There were, as usual, many casualties from ...

... July, 1837. THE UNITED STATES. The steamer Persia, from New York, has arrived. There is no political news of importance. Independence Day, the 4th inst., was celebrated as usual throughout the States, and there waa disaster of moment to mar the festivities ...

... the P 0 o $ Villafranca, events have been fast advancing , c other side of the Alps towards a new str \ J£ Italian independence. Day by day the of late been assuring us that the last rerQa^ c e culties in the way of a definitive treaty of P gig 0 * as ...

... and Waterwit clh ra had been ordered home from the Gulf. id Yellow fever bad made its appearance at New Orleans. mo Independence Day was celebrated throughout the couatry at with more than usual spirit. No casualties of any itpor- is tance had occurred ...