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... THE SNOW BLOCKADE IN AMERICA. A fecial telegram from New York says the snow blockade of the Union Pacific Railway has at last been raised, and trains are again coming through. Twenty-seven days’ mails from the East have been delayed. The morning sitting ...
... GREAT LANDSLIP IN SOUTH AMERICA. Rio Janeiro, Feb. 22.—A great landslip has occurred on the first section of the incline on the San Paulo Railway. The traffic will, it is feared, be stopped for two months. Mr. Thomas Cook has received a telegram from ...
... ENGLAND AND AMERICA—THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. The American case on the Alabama claims was pnblisbed a Parliamentary paper to-day. It conclude* by saying that it is of the highest interest that the causes of difference between England and America should be speedily ...
... AMERICA—THE SAN JUAN QUESTION, Washington, Monday. —The Government has been officially advised that the decision of the Emperor, as arbitrator in the Juan boundary ques’ion, may be exp|cted in a few days. ...
... AMERICA AND ENGLAND—THE WASHING- TON TREATY. New York. Tuesday. —The N&w York Tribune declares that, if popular clamour forces the withdrawal of the Treaty, it is not the United States who will be the heaviest losers. The New York Times says the re-opening ...
... EXTRAORDINARY MURDER BY A WOMAN IN AMERICA The New York papers received yesterday contain lengthened reports of a remarkable murder committed by a woman Uiica, New York, on the 17th ult. The Herald gives the following details:—This morning, about ten ...
... AMERICA THE SALE GOVERNMENT ARMS TO FRANCE. Washington, Thursday.— Messrs. Sumner and Turnbull have made long speeches in favour of the resolution to investigate the sale of Government arms France. Messrs. Carpenter and Morton have replied in defence ...
... SATURDAY MORmNO. JAX. 6, 1872. AMERICA AND ENGLAND—THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. The latest news the claims of the United Slates on England will found in onr telegraphic intelligence. The Times' Philadelphia correspondent says the American claims for losses sustained ...
... stitutions, or to say what colleges should placed in the list of recognised educational bodies.” In America, charters are dealt out without stint, the responsibility being thrown upon each college to hold its own as best it can in the competitions of ...
... SAILINGS FOR DECEMBER. 1872, FROM LONDONDERRY TO PORTLAND. LONDONDERRY TO AMERICA (DIRECT). SHORT SEA PASSAGE. rriHE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, carrying the Canadian ano United States Mails, despatch one of their unrivalled Steamers every FRIDAY ...
... WOOD’S PATENT HAEVESTING MACHINES. 438 FIIIBT PRIZES awarded, including the highest offered in England. France, and America. 86 FIRST PRIZES secured during 1871, in competition with all the leading Machines in the World. The “WOOD” is ever ready for any ...
... LONDONDERRY TO AMERICA (DIRECT). SHORT SKA FABSAQB. -w rnHE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAM- X Saif COMPANY, carryin* the Canadian and United States Mails, despatch one of their unriralled ekeamers erery FRIDAY, from LONDONDERRY, con* vejiiitr Ptjsengers to QUEBEC ...