... papers now to hand are full of the grand dis- plays which took place on the 4th of July in com- memoration of the '• Independence day. On the subject of the United States relations with Spain, the New York Hera Id contains the following : — Within ...

... general, is r»Uiar Ma»ti»e..and has been so since the of °“ merchants hare not returned from a>Mta the country spend the Independence Day. Cotton.— The attendance of cotton operatora Change has been eery small for the past few days, raostof thn operators ...

... of conniving with the Cuban pirates. The United States army is about to be increased from to 14,000 men. The of July, independence day, as it is termed, was observed with the usual holiday manifestations throughout New York and the other States of the ...

... The pipers now to hand are full of the grand displays which took place on the 4th of July, in commemoration of the Independence Day. On the subject of the United States' relations with Spain, the New York Herald contains the following : Within three ...

... twenty j minutes past ten, having on board I ?? passengers and : 987,000 dollars snecie. Baltic arrived out on the sth. I Independence day passed with great eclat. Califor- j nia, June 1. — Three millions of gold dust on its way 1 from San Francisco built ...

... Tuesday evening, at twenty minutes past ten, in the Mersey, having on board 123 passengers and 987,000 dollars specie. Independence-day passed with great eclat.—California, June 1: Three millions of gold-dust on its way from San Francisco.—Connecticut ...

... Tuesday evening, at twenty minutes past ten, in the Mersey, having on board 123 passengers and 987,000 dollars specie. Independence-day p asse d w ith grea t ec l a t.—C a lif orn i a , J un e 1: Thr ee millions of gold-dust on its way from San Francisco ...

... master, John Penny, of the Metropolis, who was fined 50/. for an assault on one of his men, an American, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and a cutlass. Though it was impossible ...

... master, John Penny, of the Metropolis, who was fined 501. for an assault on one of his men, an American, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dosm, striking him with his fist and a cutlass. Though it was impossible ...

... matter of ship master, John Penny of the Metropolis, who was fined for assault on one of his men, American, the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and cutlass. Though was impossible to ...

... Penny, of the Metropolis, whlo iwas finled £5021 for an) assault ott otns of Isis moen, ass Anterican, ott tse 4th July (Independence day). Tue assatult consisted itl givingp: ti e itan titroe dozeti, striking him wviths his fist and a cutttlas. c Thtoughs ...

... John Penney, of the Metropolis, who was lined 50/. for an assault on one of his men, an Ameri- can, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and cutlass. Though it was impossible ...