... John Petnny, of thle Mdetropolis, who was fined £50 for an assitult on one of his men,, an American, en the. 4th July (Independence day). 'The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and a cutlass. Thlough it was !impossible ...

... the balance of the day. The proposed funeral parade has been postponed till after the excitement usually attendant upon Independence Day P has died away. Among the many eminent men of the f country who have recently delivereed ?? to the m-emory a of Henry ...

... the platform at a public meeting, and heynon a told certain tales, and revived some stirring memories the cat of the Independence days. Being between eighty notes I i and ninety, he could remember many things, and Ma el D tell of more than even his hearers ...

... enjoying ,ter themselves, celebrating the anniversary of their na- tional independence. On the 18th of September, being Independence-day, Valparaiso was lighted for the first time with gas. On the same day, Sr. Montt was inaugurated as President for the ...

... to terms. The steamers Arctic and Water Witch have been ordered home from the Gulf. They will repair to Washington. Independence-day was celebrated on Monday, the th, throughout the Unionwith unusual spirit. The day was churaeterised bythe usual number ...

... copper. TEE UNITED STATES.-The Persia has arrived with dates of the 7th inst. There is no political news of interest. Independence- day, the 4th inst., had been celebrated all over the countrv with much spirit. All the members of the Washington Cabinet ...

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... gladdened the heart of every true Cockney. What the catrnival is to the Italiai, what the liirmess is to the Dutch, what Independence day is to the Yankee, Easter MAlonday and Tues- day are to the people of Encgland. They are the people's holidays. What we ...

... by the Government lest they should be scuttled. JThe steamer Persia has arrived from New York, with dates to the 6th. Independence Day, the 4th inst., was celebrated as usual throughout the States, and there was no disaster of moment to mar the festivities ...

... arrived at New York, and the North America, hence, at Quebec, on the 3rd inst. There is no political news of importance. Independence Day, the 4th inst., was celebrated as usual throughout the States, and there was no disaster of moment to mar the festivities ...

... SlIMAMEXG Or maT. C0mMNX. The Paris correspondent of the NAev yorks Hrerald, in his account of tho celebration of American Independence Day at Paris, gives us a report of IMr. Vobden's opinions on English topics :-1 Mr. Cobden and his wife and daughter were ...

... reverend canonk are of opinion that they shoulj assist by religious sericeoa In the celebration of the count7'ssamnual Independence Day. I am 'equsly pleased 6t record one or two in- 'stances, ?? among the, Italian episcopacy, of a imore Christian and therefore ...