... then pa-esd by 31 to 17 votes, the Indians and Chinese thus remaining excluded from citizenship. The Presi- dent spent Independence-day at Woodstock, Con necticut, and met witb an enthusiastic public recep- tion. The finance committee of tbe Senate reporta ...

... of busi- ness, shipping offices, and American ships in port, were adorned with a fine display of bunting in honour of Independence day. In quoting tbis intelligence she stated, that tbe caravanserai of American Independence had been eelabrated at Liverpool ...

... houses of business, shipping offices, and American ships port, wore adorned with a fine display of bunting in honour of Independence Day.” In quoting this intelligence she stated, that the caravanserai of American Independence had been celebrated at Liverpool ...

... report: The order is good, and the teething very creditable, showing much diligence ou the master's part. PROPOSED INDEPENDENT DAY SCHOOL IN HEYWOOD.—We understand that at a committee meeting held during the week, the managers and trustees of the Heywood ...

... death of his wife, who, it was stated, was Dy in manded Thursday. a woman.of intemperate habits. Prisoner was re- ed ly Independence Day was observed by the Americans in Liverpool yesterday in the usual manner. In the evening several American gentlemen dined ...

... London, They will reside with the German Ambassador until they go to Osborne. Emperor is now in better health. At the Independence Day banquet given by the American Minister in Vienna, Count Beust proposed the health of President Grant. He dwelt particu- ...

... bad three kittens joined in » similar way, | = ¢ eenaly B v oeuk * IperxDENCE DAY” [ LivERPOOL. —On Taesdsy, Amerios * Independence Day was masked in wess R EEREE - . -u'—r’.-z.l B. Guion hh! “—- and the the banquet, it was proposed \h“:'——.‘. -hhm& ...

... unhappily fulfilled. We learn by a despwch from Washington, containing President Grant's formal proclamation, issued on Independence Day, of the Treaty between the United States this country, that the ratifications weirs exchanged in London on the 17th of ...

... one symbolical of I-E- and the other of freedom and independence all cherish, Other nations have M:fk days, but none an Independence Day, & eo he s e .oo o‘e ftere ul Ln.u’ had h:‘vM-.u of p.;.-‘-..::- sho has fourth of Septomber. Germany no great liberty ...

... MR. JOHN BRIGHT AND INDEPENDENCE DAY. The 4th of July was commemorated by the American residents in London, Edinburgh, Liverpool, and elsewhere. In Liverpool the principal American houses were decked out with the American colours, whilst all the American ...

... Government of the day. PROBABLY nothing bag given such a stimulus to American oratory as the accustomed celebration of Independence Day. Every nation has its anniversaries in which it takes a conscious pride, but none can lay claim to rival the United ...

... a letter from Mr. Bright, apolo- gising ter his inability to be present at the Liverpool American Club celebration of Independence Day To Daniel JAmcs, Esq , American Club. Rochdale, June 27th, IB72.—Dear sir,—l am much indebted to your committee for their ...