... country, and are apparently enthusiastic. The New York papers are full of Kansas affairs, and of the rejoicings on Independence day. Mr. Horace Greely, editor of the New York Tribune, writing from Washington, reports that Mr. Sumner worse, and that ...

... OXFORD. Mr. Henry F. Galpin, solicitor, has been unanimously elected City Coroner the room of Mr. Hussey, rGsififticd Independence Day/—At Oxford City Court on Tuesday, Charles Shirral and George Foster Sandford, two members of the ale team, wbo are present ...

... speaking in reply to the toast of his health at a dinner given by the American Society in London Tuesday, celebration of Independence Day, referred to the mutual friendship and goodwill subsisting between Great Britain and the United States, and remarked ...

... . The Belgian Tir National, which forms the most portant feature of the fetes held on every anniversary the National Independence Day, the 23d of Septem opened at Brussels on Sunday, and will be carried day until Tuesday next. _ The Abyssinian Expedition ...

... e General Garfield having been carried unanimously, a resolution congratulating the American people on the return of Independence Day was proposed and also carried unanimously. In supporting this resolution Mr. Sexton, M.P., after a eulogy on Michael ...

... witnin living memory Canadian soldiorv ■>f the Queen assembled on Monday on Ameriean soil t ...

... of bat of those who were pot at \ hed « surplus, which the y had disposed of for their own advantage. “ INDEPENDENCE ‘ Independence Day ” was celebrated in the usual manner on Saturday through out the Usited States. At Brid 10,000 Irishmen, 300 armed Cubans ...

... American displayed the stars-and-stripes on a launch ostentatiously labelled General Grant, for Saturday was the vigil of Independence Day. ' The smooth lawns, and waving trees of Abney House, Riversdala (where Mr. Adcock hospitably allowed the Committee ...

... for the purpose erecting upon it a technical institute and museum. The Glorious Fourth. Tho American Society celebrated Independence Day by a dinner on Monday night the Hotel Cecil. The Chairman re* ...

... truth emerged from its hiding-place a little later, but by that time the American spectators were away celebrating new Independence day. The prompt advantage taken of the starter's error, the refusal to re-row the heat, the excited crowd of pot-hatted and ...

... the purpose of erecting upon it a technical institute and museum. The Glorious Fourth. Tho American Society celebrated Independence Day by a dinner Monday night at the Hotel Cecil. The Chairman read Admiral Sampson's account his victory at Santiago, aud ...

... owing to careless handling. Forty-four persons were killed and over 20 others severely injured. The American Festival of Independence Day was celebrated with more than usual enthusiasm July the United States, as it was also the first anniversary the destruction ...