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... GERMANY AND AMERICA A German resident in England states in the Times that, after reading the case of the United States against England, s-veral German residents in this country have agreed to petition Bismarck to request of the American Government indemnity ...
... ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Tha Observer is informed upon reliable authority that the despatch forwarded from the Foreign Office in reply to the American note is of a most conciliatory and friendly character. It is of great length, and enteis fully upon the ...
... AMERICA AND CUBA, Washington, Friday.—The American policy in respect to Cnba will one of strict neutrality. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. (From the Times.) Although iu the money market the symptoms of approaching plethora continue to increase, Consols were ...
... AMERICA—THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, New York, Wednesday.— At the meeting of the Pitts, bma Convention General Ligan was appointed Presid' nt. A letter was read from eight but dred men of the Ute Confederate Army. Naming the mocratie party, and pledging ...
... FEARFUL TRAGEDY IN AMERICA. About ten miles above Forrestville, Michigan, lived a Mr. Kent {formerly a landed proprietor in the North Riding of the county of Tipperary), Lis wife, and two children. The tires had been running in the woods for months, and ...
... AMERICA—POLITICAL AMNE New York, Monday. —The House of Representativea have passed the bill granting an amnesty all persons who took part in the Rebellion, excepting such had been previously military or naval officers he Federal service, or members of ...
... THE HORSE DISEASE IN AMERICA. The horse disease is abating in New York and Boston, but is increasing in Philadelphia, southwards, and westwards. SAN JUAN The Daily Wen s publishes a chart of the San Juan Archipelago, showing the island and channels lately ...
... INSURRECTION IN CENTRAL AMERICA. London. Monday.— The Telegraph has rcd.ou, what it believes to ba trustworthy sources, important intelligence with regard to the condition of affairs in Central America. The last news is that revolutionary spirit rampant ...
... THE HORSE DISEASE IN AMERICA. (SPECIAL FROM IRISH CENTRAL PRESS.”) Dublin, Tuesday Night. To-night’s Dublin Gazette contains order of Privy Council prohibiting the importation into Ireland, from any part of America, of horses, mares, geldings, foals, ...
... AMERICA—THE INDIRECT CLAIMS, Washington, Monday.—The House of Representatives has passed a resolution, calling upon President Grant to furnish the official correspondence relative to the indirect claims, presented to the court of arbitration at Geneva ...
... OF SPANISH AMERICA (From the Saturday Review.) The New World which was early in the present century raised up to redress the balance of the Old seems as far as ever from establishing an equilibrium of its own. From one end of Spanish America to the other ...
... PURCHASE OF LAND IN AMERICA FOR ENGLISH COLONISTS. New York, Monday. —Mr. Rogers, from Dorsetshire, has purchased land for two thousand English colonists. ENGLISH EXTRADITION TREATIES. According to return published to-night, we have four extradition treaties ...