... papers now to hand are full of the grand dis- plays which took place on the 4th of July in com- memoration of the '• Independence day. On the subject of the United States relations with Spain, the New York Hera Id contains the following : — Within ...

... twenty j minutes past ten, having on board I ?? passengers and : 987,000 dollars snecie. Baltic arrived out on the sth. I Independence day passed with great eclat. Califor- j nia, June 1. — Three millions of gold dust on its way 1 from San Francisco built ...

... John Penney, of the Metropolis, who was lined 50/. for an assault on one of his men, an Ameri- can, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and cutlass. Though it was impossible ...

... terms. The steamers Arctic and \\ r ater Witch have beeu ordered home from the Gulf. They will repair to ! Washington. Independence day was celebrated on Monday, the 5th, throughout the Tnion with unusual spirit. The day was characterised by the usual number ...

... correspondent of the San Francisco Bulletin relates the following incident:— A very laughable circumstance occurred here on Independence Day, wbich will give you some idea of the social standing of the present President of Mexico, Don Felix Zuloaga. The procession ...

... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her friend, proceeding, finally, to at- tempts to. ravish them. Though it was Independence! Day, and therefore sacred to liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with so much j noise ...

... deal of enthusiasm prevaUed, in which nearly aU the foreign residents participated. On the 28th November (that being Independence day), a pro- cession of the various officials of the State, the foreign consuls, a large number of English and American ...

... l gain of three votes to the Governinentoii tl ili|n cv . of confidence. This is all the Government desire. Iv these independent days there is .„, „ of gettiug every one to thiuk alike. All that be anticipated is, that a clear majority shall be wrh a ...

... s spies, and may be imprisoned, and on no account are they per- mitted to leave tho coast. The old animosity of the Independence days therein exhibits itself, and when the ' j war begins in reality it will be a ' war to the knife ' against | ' Spain and ...

... appealed to the public for aid, and they have placed before us pictures of families hitherto sup- ported in comfortable independence day by day parting with tbe property, first in furniture, then in clothing, that well-paid labour had created, till pawning ...

... Costa Rica, the only one of all the colonies of Spain now free which can show a history of prosperity from the very Independence-day. After shooting down some rapids, and passing the most dangerous on land, for their experienced steersman to struggle ...

... pei formed by one of their own son?.- Steins Timcsu An American Independence Day Incident. ' —The Bishop of New York wrote as follows to the New York Times on the late Independence Day :— An in- cident ha_! occurred to-day (July 4) which will be ...