... steamers Arctic and aterwitch lad'besn ordered home from the Gulf. Yellow fever had made its appearance at New Orh.ans. Independence day had been celebrated throughout the c. uutry with more than usual spir;'. No casualties of imponance had occurred. Too ...

... rustic, a French opera dancer, a Dutch officer, and a Yankee girl, in which character she sings a new song entitled Independence Day. The personations were capital, but the Yankee girl was inimitable —so richly national, so quaint and racy, so full ...

... is only equalled by the heroic exclamation of a Yankee in one of Matthew's celelrated monologues, who exclaimed on an Independence day, This is glorious land of Liberty,—what will you give fur this here nigger. Great Storm at At he vs.—The OlxsrooUeur ...

... Hotel, has been committed for trial for murder. The New York papers are full of Kansas affairs, and of the rejoicings on Independence day. Mr. Horace Greely, Editor of the New York Tribune, writing from Wa.shington, reports that Mr. Sumner is worse, and ...

... gladdened the heart of every true Cockney. What the catrnival is to the Italiai, what the liirmess is to the Dutch, what Independence day is to the Yankee, Easter MAlonday and Tues- day are to the people of Encgland. They are the people's holidays. What we ...

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

... Saccarappee, a live Yankee girl, who so teazes and bewilders the old gentleman with her rights and privileges and'her Independence Day, that he at last breaks out with a wish for the return of his English lass Letty, and finds her, to his infinite my ...

... nd Dance an Irish Jig. YANKEE COURTSHIP. Our Jemima, Mrs. Barney Williams, in which she will Sing the great Song of Independence Day. and Dance the Arkansas Traveller. IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY. Pat. Mr. Barney Williams' Nancy. Mrs. Barney ...

... who were • revolt board the ship liuutiogtovi, bre arrived io Portland, where dry are to be tried. The adebration of Independence Day took place the sth Judy, the nth falling on • Sunday. It woo a moat briniest sore io New York, but • frightful calamity ...

... and five hours. She brings New York papers to tbe 4th instant. These papers are full of accounts of the celebration of Independence Day, the 4f.h of July, which went off more brilliantly than usual at New York. Every one that great city was anxious to show ...

... only equalled by the heroic exclamation of a Yankee in one of Slathewe's celebnsted mono. logues, who exclaimed on an Independence day, This is • glorious land of Liberty,—what will you give we for this here nigger. Tut or Paurt.a.—There are persons who ...

... adorsitlag in the Propaganda Caws) previoas to embarking for Australia. An Irish row threw New York into uproar on independence day (July 4). A car inadvertently broke the line of an Hibernian procession, and the insult provoked the Celts to bloody ...