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... AMERICA. New York, April s.—The news is generally unimportant. Despatches from Ringgold, Georgia, say the Confederate lines are within a mile of the Union pickets. General M'Cullough is on his way north with 2000 Confederates to reinforce General Forrest ...
... AMERICA. The Steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool on Monday at noon from New York, bringing dates to the 11th inst. She brings forty passengers, and about £193,000 in specie. The hew York Tribu„e states, that Government had given notice the British Government ...
... AMERICA. New York advices have been received to the 4th inst. General Walker, the filibuster, accompanied some 200 »r !«I0 men, had again sailed in the steamer Philadelphia from New Orleans on a filibustering ex|>eilition against Nicaragua. The vessel ...
... AMERICA. In the Senate the discussion on the colonization in Central America by Great Britain was continued. In the course of his speech, Mr. Mason, chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, remarked that if the reported colonisation of Honduras ...
... AMERICA. The House of Representatives of Maine have elected F, i Jones, member the body, and of the Society of Friends, to the office of Major-General! Mr. Jones assured the House that his election was honour * wholly unexpected. He regarded it one of ...
... AMERICA. consequence of the urgent solicitation of the American fishermen, and other parties interested in the fisheries off the coast Nova Scotia, &c., the President has determined to send at once a small force of three vessels of war look after the ...
... AMERICA. The House Representatives, Wednesday, a vote of nearly two to one. passed the bill for admitting Kansas into the nion. Her assigned western limit is the twenty-fifth meridian west of Washington, or the one hundred and second from Greenwich. The ...
... AMERICA. LivekFooi,, Monday, m.—The Niagara has just arrived from New York-direct, which city she left September 24th. She has 61 passengers, and 100,000 dollars in specie. The Washington steamer, from Southampton, arrived at New York, and the Africa ...
... AMERICA. By the Africa, which arrived at Liverpool on Sunday, with advices from Boston to the 7th, and New York, via Halifax, to the Btb, we learn that the United States District Court had sentenced Joseph Wagner, convicted enlisting men for the British ...
... AMERICA. New York, Feb. 23, 10 a.m.—New York was electrified yesterday morning the announcement that the news from California had been received in 18 days. Another week in the month’s passage to San Francisco has been annihilated, and this route is so ...
... SOUTH AMERICA. The text of the Treaty between Great Britain and the Republic of Paraguay has been made public. It concedes to British shipping the free navigation of the river Paraguay up to Assumption (the capital), and that of the Parana up to Incarnation ...
... PROGRESS OF AMERICA. The American census is not yet complete; but the returns already received point to conclusions far beyond hope or expectation. Look at New York, for instance. In 18*20 it had a population of 123,000,—in 1830, 203,000,—in 1840, 312 ...