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... customary salutes with the flagship of the Commander-in-Chief and the saluting battery of the garrison. Saturday being independence Day she was decked with huge American ensigns at mastheads and peak, and colours at each yard arm, and at noon fired a salute ...
... customary salutes with the flagship of the Commander-in-Chief and the saluting battery of the garrison. Saturday being Independence Day she was decked with huge American ensigns at mastheads and peak, and colours at each yard arm, and at noon fired a salute ...
... h m Commander-in-Chief customary salutes t a e n s d w t i h th e saluting batte r y of the garrison. Saturday being Independence Day she was decked with huge American ensigns at mastheads and peak. and colours at each yard arm, and at noon fired a salute ...
... going into committee. It is now down for a second reading for this (Thursday) evening. Saturday, July 4th, was American Independence Day, and it was celebrated by Americans London and its port with the display of flags, &c. ...
... customary salutes with the (lag-ship of the Coinmander-in-Chief and the saluting battery of the garrison. Saturday being Independence Day,” she was decked with huge American ensigns mastheads and peak, and colours at each yardarm, and at noon fired salute ...
... evening of the eventful day, and President Lincoln's announcement, to the country on the morning: , of the 4th July (Independence Day) : General Meade reports, at eight o'clock on the morning of the 3rd, that the action recommenced at early daylight upon ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN ENGLAND The troth the »ymg, that there i* time and place for all things is exemplified by the rob joined item of the past week’s news : AumvnsaßT INDXF*!fi)*NCK-—On Saturday last this anniversary was celebrated in London in the usual ...
... little boys swarm in all the streets, letting off squibbs and crackers; for the juvenile heart of the American population Independence-day answers to Gay Faux-day i n England, and is commemorated with riot and firework s, with this difference that American ...
... little boys swarm in all the streets, letting off squibbs and crackers ; for the juvenile heart of the American population Independence-day answers to Guy Faux-day in England, and is commemorated with riot and fireworks, with this difference that American ...
... to 12 dollars a ton. This is perfectly ruinous. Harper's Ferry has been abandoned by our troops. JULY 4, EIGHT A.M. (INDEPENDENCE DAY). Bang —whizz--bang above, bel ow, and allarou n d One would think from the noise that a battle raged all around us, ...
... than Hookes at Chaucellorsville. Expectation will now be on tiptoe to know what was done after the morning of the 4th—“ Independence Day'' —had risen on the combatants. President Lincoln - , in his annual proclamation on the national anniversary, promises ...
... forek~ia« another long period of hoatilitiee. The capture Vlekaborg, which we can hardly doubt, although it la reported on Independence Day, and the expulaion of the Confederate, from Northern territory, wiU give now Impuhe to the Bagging nunt of the North ...