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... AMERICA. The military news from America brought by the Australasian, which arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, is not of special interest. General Thomas ha. opened a new ban of supplies at Bastpott ! Mississippi, and will, supposed, sweep through Mississippi ...

... AMERICA. Reoeived by Renter's Telegram Company : ply ATLANTIC NEW YORK, 'JANUARY XI (EvEnrsa). The of Representatives bas passed a Bill prohibiting any person who took part in the rebellion from practising at law. Gold. 1354. Sterling Exchange on London ...

... AMERICA. APPREMENDED RUPTURE EITWEEN TEI UNITED STATES AND FRANCE. IMPORTANT OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY SZWARD. Received by Renter's Telegram Company : (Pee TB& New YORK, Oar. 4, 1 P.M. It is officially announced that the public debt on the 30th of September ...

... AMERICA. REPULSE OP THE INCREASED APP] AT CHARLTON. , OF WAR WITH Mr. Reuter received the following : [PER CANADA.] NEW YORK, APRIL 14 (A FTERNOON). The efforts made to reinforce General Foster at Washington, North Carolina, have been unsuccessful. It ...

... AMERICA. REJECTION OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS TREATY. On Tuesday the Senate rejected the Alabama Claims Treaty, only one vote being given in its favour. The Session of Congress was closed on Saturday. General Banks' resolution was passed by the House of R ...

... AMERICA. A Philadelphia correspondent of the Nett' York Times says : Davis, who for some time has rested so quietly Is Macros as to have been quite overlooked by all but the resew *agrees-mon who are anxious for notoriety by movies 'treason resolutions ...

... AMERICA. RZDUCTIONS AT THZ DOCKYARDS. THE ON THE CANADIAN BORDER. Received by Reuter's Telegram Company : - - [PEE THE CUBA, VIA POINT.] NEW YORK, Nov. 21 (Eviamm). Several papers deny that the Government will issue another funding loan. The Secretary ...

... AMERICA. )112450N. THE IMPEACHMENT OF PRESIDENT _. We have intelligence from New York by mail steamer to . 7th of March. The Senate was organised as a Court .1 meat on the 4th inst. Jce Obese, who and all isenatese, took an oath te do President Johnson ...

... AMERICA. -.- Dispatches from Washington emphatically deny the report that the President had changed his polloy with regard to the adoption by the South of the Constitutional amendment. There is, however, reason to believe that he contemplates recommending ...

... AMERICA. M. de ?itontholon, the Frown Minister at Washington, has dispatched the Chief Secretary of the Legation to Europe, to ask instructions of the Emperor Najoleen on the Mexican question. It is rumoured that M. de Montholon intimated to the Federal ...

... AMERICA. TILE PRYSIDENT'S MESSAGE. We have now receivea the full text of the President's Meesego, a brief tele:Tr:Thies summary of which has already The President commences by saying : Upon the retsserahling of Congress it rieln becomes my duty to call ...