... rail to truck, and from stem to stern, with bunting. But the American-owned ships were not alone in the celebration of Independence Day. The splendid fleet of steamers belonging to the Cunard Company, the Inman Company, the Allan Company, and the National ...

... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations ; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; Article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the Leisure Hour, from January to June ...

... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait ; Article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the Leisure Hour, from January to ...

... all shut up. It is to be hoped they were re-opened—at all events, for the Fourth, or there must have been a doleful Independence Day in Charleston. He has postponed registration in his district until the qualification of voters is explicitly defined ...

... was there a contemporary of Lord Byron and Sir Robert Peel. He was delivering an address at Jamaica, Long Island, on Independence Day, when he was stricken with paralysis, and died a few hours afterwards, at the age of 80. Another death is noted in this ...

... hip in the Virginia Military Institute. Governor Ord entertainetl General Sickles in Charleston at a State dinner on Independent* Day. On the 10th inst. the wife of Ju.trez left New Orleans for Vera Cruz, in the American revenue steamer Wilderness. Married ...

... squadron severally reciprocating the compliment by dipping colours. The Americans iu Paris assembled at the Pre-Catelan on Independence Day, and under the presidency of his Excellency General Dix celebrated the anniversary. Rev. C. S. Robinson read the Declaration ...

... party, as alluded to by Mr. SEYNIOUR, we might well be forgiven for looking hopefully to the Platform to be erected on Independence Day, and it in ly be that the cable does but scant justice to the principles declared. The Convention assembled on Saturday ...

... was adopted to memorialise Congress in favour of a Grand International Exhibition to be held at Washington, opening on Independence Day, 1376, and continuing during the whole year of jubilee. Although rather long to look forward to, a better time could ...

... Sumner presented a resolution for universal suffrage, another for the compulsory resumption of specie payments on next Independence Day, a third for cheap ocean postage, a fourth of sympathy with the revolution in Spain, and advising the emancipatiou of ...

... once a place in the Crystal Palace. Most of the American papers, anticipating a frightful hubbub on the sth in honour of Independence Day, earnestlydeprecated extravagances. One considers that in a single spot only will quiet reign, and merely because lately ...

... Lost Cause from cilumny. New York has as good a society in lannuany, in truth we might almost say a better. There, on Independence Day, prominent citizens gathered and discussed the subjugation of Sovereign StateB under the armed heel of Corigreas, a worse ...