... AMERICA. The latest advices from the United States give a rather more favourable aspect to our differences with America. British outrages continued to be reported, and with enthusiastic patriots were still the theme for fiery declamation; but the L ...

... AMERICA. FURTHER AGGRESSIVE MOVEMENTS. SECESSION OF GEORGIA. Londonderry, Friday.—The Anglo-Saxon, from Portland, brings two days later news from America. The last communication made by the South Carolina Commissioners to the President was returned by ...

... AMERICA. We have advices from Halifax and Nova Scotia to the 20th ult. A bill has been passed by the Washington Senate, admitting Kansas into the union with the Lecompton Constitution. The measure now goes to the House of Representatives, where it will ...

... AMERICA. The news from America continues to of diversified character, and comparatively unimportant; a* no event of certain significance to the continuation or termination of the war has occurred Several operations on the part of the two belligerent parties ...

... AMERICA. NEW YORK, Dbc. 22nd, Evening. Cabinet crisis has occurred in Washington. ' The Republican members of the Senate in a body declared their want of confidence the governi ment, action being principally directed against Seward. Seward immediately ...

... AMERICA. BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBDRGH. — TWO FEDIfcEALGENERALS KILLED AND FIVE OTHEBS WOUNDED.— FOUR HUNDRED CONFEDERATES TAKEN PRISONERS. The City of Manchester steamer has brought a telegram dated New York, Dec. 15, Morning. Thia telegram, which comes ...

... AMERICA. Monday the steam-ship Africa arrived in the Mersey, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed front New York the I'Jth lilt. She brought news of the Pacific : there is now but tiie faintest hope for the ...

... AMERICA. THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1863 The latest news from America reports, in reference to the siege of Charleston, that Fort Sumter is in ruins and that the Federals have commenced shelling the city. This indicates a progress ...

... AMERICA. The impression that affairs in America were at length approaching a crisis proves to have been well- founded. The obstinacy with which the North has persisted in a course opposed alike to justice and common sense is recoiling upon itself. Hitherto ...

... AMERICA. ANOTHER KANSAS DIFFICULTY. We have advices from New York to the sth inst. Trade was gradually improving. The canals were re opening under the influence of continued mild weather, and the large quantity of produce locked up by the frost was finding ...

... AMERICA. It is reported from Washington that the -£ ff ministration will shortly make a demand upon Granada for full satisfaction for the outrages coinni upon the Americans at Panama during the riot, an°- American naval officers have been enjoined to ...

... AMERICA. The news from America this week is of a chequered character, but, upon the whole, it is more favourable to the Confederates than the Federals. Mobile has not been taken by the Federals, nor has Richmond. The following telegrams came to hand on ...