... Hope. Mu. Couukm’s Opinions.— The Paris correspondent of the Herald, in his account of the celebration of *• American Independence Day at Paris, gives us a report of Mr. opinions English topics : He said that when America began, as she would before long ...

... Nicaragua to protect American citizens there, “and insure the opening of the transit route to the commerce the world.” Independence Day was celebrated throughout the Union with great spirit. There were, as usual, many casualties from the free use of gunpowder ...

... President. —The Mexican correspondent the “San Francisco Bulletin” says:—“ A very laughable circumstance ovurrod here on Independence Day, which will give you some idea of the standing of the present President of Mexico, Don Felix Zuloaga. i. l procession ...

... on board the Cunard steamers had a double significance, inasmuch as it was not only a recognition of the United States Independence Day, but also a commemoration of the anniversary of the establishment of the company—the first steamer of the Cunard line ...

... ill-judged at a time when the completion of railway communication between Bombay and Calcutta is approaching. AMERICAN Independence Day fell on Sunday last, and the fact was prominently alluded to by Dean Stanley in bis morning sermon at We*tminster Abbey ...

... weather ha* been known bruilimjlij hot on the day of thankememp. Shame ! They might as well eat their plum podding on Independence-day, the fourth of Julv, or in England have sprat supper the first of May. There is mint, and anise, and cummin,” savs the ...