... INDEPENDENCE DAY. BANQUET IN LONDON.-SPEECHES OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER AND MR BRIGHT. . On Saturday evening a dinner was given by 3Mr. Cyrus W. Field at the Bnckingham Palace Hotel, London, to the Hon. EdZin3. Phelps,- United States Minister and, among ...

... Liver-' pool Exhibition-a picture which has only recently been ticketed, perhaps owing to the near approach of Chillan Independence Day. The picture represents a sea fight between a modern ironclad ram and an old-fashioned wooden corvette. The ram looks ...

... her minority. A report is to hand of an alleged French intrigue against British interests at Lagos. Yesterday, being Independence Day, was observed as a general holiday in the United States. The Oaths Bill passed through committee yesterday, and Mr. Bradlaugh ...

... if all went well with the ship the Irish coast would be sighted by noon on the 11th. The frst if y out being American Independence Day, the vesiel was gaily dressed with bunting. Dinner hour (seven p.m.) had been reached, and thesaloon e passengers were ...

... of Representatives on Saturday passed the k'ree Cotton Bagging and Cotton Tie 3 Bill by 166 votes against 45. i GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY IN tI IVEELIVERPOOL e Yesterday, the Greek Church, Prince's-road, 5 was tastefully decorated with Egyptian palms. The ...

... borougb.-Mr. J. T. CocnnN addressed the meeting, and expressed the opinion that not only would Monday be celebrated asa Independence Day for America, but that it would prove-to be iiidependence day for Birkenbead as well. (Applanse.)-Mr. C. W. VILLMER al0so ...

... nucoeful ' e rc a croe3rcton of l ,artholdis Sta S o I s . at the entrance to New York harbor I o itraed to commemrnorate Independence Day; 3 a-t piec e representing the veesel on the S 'ito rode apparatus in action. The aW, r a i-ir, a.prettil y i lluminated ...

... owners af ettie-shipa. On Tuesday, the 4th of JuIy, the Canard Con- I IMny celebrated a double event, as nob ony was ihis Independence Day, but it was thbannversary if she eosablishment of the Cwwd Company, c 1rhich~w now, enterad into the 64th Year'i its ...

... to fortify that feeling of security, than the tii ' holer of a first cabin tickeb ?? some half- century ago, when, on Independence Day, the 4th July, 1840, the first Atlantic Cunardtr of the or great enterprise then undertaken steamed from iF her moorings ...

... er the island, beginning with Tynwaid Day Which, Ti f, he claims is of greater moment to the Ianxman the c - than is Independence Day to the American. thie ble The description of the proceedings on Tynwald 187; y. Hill when the promulgating of the laws ...

... ot nwrc I Mansinen and visitors edikie *sal Emia men regard the cerelonial as necali . feebtto M ? Trix ?;i ; t than Independence Day to the Amcierkan, iii is, in the words of the aut r ci Te Dam rster not only the sign-man'ia oi ?? iibart I ris the ...

... possible back to Cape Scott, whither our men had.alresdy drawn the sledges and tbei Lockwood. After our supper we celebrated Independence Day by hoisting the American flag on Cape Scott and serving the men a round of brandy. LORD ASHEBOURNE AT LEICESTER Speaking ...