... the universal code of signals was brought into requisition from the flag staff, and told to ships in the Channel that Independence Day was being celebrated at Butrill's Hall. ...

... to a partial strike. i SnooxTuec NuoAAi.-A boat, containing a man, t woman, and child, was swept over Niagara Fll n on Independence Day. 1 WfLunt Mihsaan AND Suimm.-'A young man shot an 'old one through the head at Warwicklast week, andthen shotihimself ...

... 3lst, 52nd, and 24th Regiments were engaged until night before the fire was subdued. Exchange on London, Is9id. AMERICA-INDEPENDENCE DAY. NsW Y.ouK, SATURDAY.-This beiig the anniver- sary of American independence, the usual festivi- ties have taken place ...

... cent. for the half-year, making, with 7)/z per cent. paid at Christmas, I7Y2 per' cent. for the year. Saturday being Independence Day in America, there are no prices to report: from New York. The death is announced of Mr. William Leaf, head of the firm ...

... for tile office. The Cos- ;eavtivo cuas have a;roeed again ta bring forward Mr. Disraeli as their candidate ; alld the Independent dais will nominate Air. itmoreson. who has expressed his Nvil- lingness to undertake the duties if crectbl. The founacatioss ...

... the o beet temporary arrangement under ths cirelm- atancees. The matter referred to in the chairman's letter as - to an independent day of assembly for transaoting n the business of thin body was deferred to tire na xc 'H meeting. The chairman, however, ...

... system as the best temporary arrangement under the circumstances. The matter referred to in the chairman's letter as to an independent day of assembly for transacting the business of this body was deferred to the next meeting. The Chairman, however, threw out ...

... and the obstinacy of King George III. are things as much bygone as the Panic Wars, and there is no longer anything in Independence Day which can even affront or affect a reasonable subject of Queen Victoria. General Schenck (the TelegrqM says) pitched ...

... John Bovey, the Greek Consul in Cardiff, the company, in a convivial and becoming manner, continned the cele- bration of Independence Day. In the vice-chair sat Mr Brindle, the chairman's brother-in law. The toasts given and responded to were appropriate ...

... Mr John Bovey. the Greek Coosul in Cardiff, the comp8.ny, in a convivial and becoming continued the cele- bratinn of Independence Day. In the vice-chair bat Mr Brindle, the chairman's biother-in law. Tb; toasts given and responded to were appropriate ...

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... meeting was then adjourned until Friday, the 16th inst., to receive Sir Edward's reply. Yesterday being celebrated as Independence Day in the United StateS there are no prices from New York. The death is announced, at the age of sixty-four, of Mr. Morgan ...