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... towards the International the congress was not held last year, but conference of delegates from different parts of Europe and America was held iu London, when it was decided that the appointment of the time and place the congress of 1872 should be left to ...
... CLAIMS. The Philadelphia correspondent of the Times says there is a strong probability that America will ultimately waive the indirect claims, though further correspondence will precede the withdrawal. The efforts to secure this object are undiminhhed; ...
... Times, that there has been a change in public opinion in America unfavorable to the indirect claims, and that most Americans now hold the presentation of those claims to have been mistake. America might accept an arrangement which would give England security ...
... search of the would-be assassins, but have, up to this, made arrests. Esormocb Crop of Apples in America.— We learn througu private letters from America that the fruit crop there is so enormous that the apples will nt pay fot gathering. Doubtless some ...
... CORPORATION-HALL, LONDONDERRY FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY ! COMMENCING MONDAY, VZth FEB.. 1872. JUST returned from America, after a brilliant career of unprecedented success throughout the Principal Cities of the United States, Dr. Corky’s Great National, Pictorial ...
... has swept over St. John’s, New Brunswick, destroying twelve houses and six vessels. Several lives were lost. MORE FIRES IN AMERICA—SIX THOUSAND PIGS ...
... to inform Granville that if England will decide in advance, against the principle of making claims for indirect damages, America will agree to such a decision. The principle thus settled will not have to be discussed at Geneva. The American case will ...
... it appears, have been visited with destructive floods, in consequence of an overflowing of the Seine. GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA—PRESIDENT ...
... two-thirds of the interest on the public debt, and the remaining third in consolidated bonds at 50. THE BRITISH CRICKETERS IN AMERICA. New York, Tuesday.—The English eleven scored 105 in one innings, and the Philadelphia 137 in ...
... from the Baltic we shall receive little, and from America much smaller supplies than last Summer. As to supplies between now and harvest, if wheat is short, maize will be very plentiful. From America there are 110 cargoes afloat, against last year. ...
... Newtowncunningham subscribers will in future receive their papers at the shop of Miss former Agent, being 9 about to emigrate to America. It is bat justice to say that Mr. Anderson was very attentive and obliging, and we wish him every success in the land of ...
... that if diplomatic Red Tapeism do not prevent it. the discussion will be adjourned till after the Presidential Election in America. ...