... INDEPENDENCE DAY NEW YORK. (Oorretpondence of Daily Exprtu.) returned to New York, on the lat of July, the doinga on the 3rd and 4th. found the entire city a slate of excitement and banting— Sage covered every building, and a perfect fnailade of crackers ...

... by erecting on the ancient cross a staff about four feet high, bearing placard on which was written, in large letters, Independence Day,” surrounded by stars and stripes, shamrocks, &c., and decked with ivy. Wonderful to relate, the ever-watchful and allseeing ...

... THE WASHINGTON PIC NIC. (From tix Irish-American.) ■Washington, D. C., Jnly 10. _ The Fenian Brotherhood celebrated Independence Day Washington by one of the finest pic-nica ever given here. Colonel John Warren, recently released from Chatham prison ...

... lowered in tho presence of an enemy. They are silent workers those members of the Legion of St. Patrick. Their action on Independence Day was scarcely known outside their own body and tho circle of their friends. This is very commendable, and my only object ...

... the constabulary. After some discuss'on it was agreed that the inquest should adjourned till Wednesday, at ten o'clock. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN OLf EEN3TOVVN ...

... decorated and among the bunting there was large display of American stars and stripes in honour of the anniversary of Independence Day. the residence Dr. P. L. O’Neill, Mr. Davitt was presented with bouquet of flowers Mias Quigley. Addresses behalf of ...

... demonstration at the Town Hall, Bermondsey, S.E., was agreed upon. The meeting will take place on Wednesday, July 4 (American Independence Day), and will addressed Messrs. O’Brien, Harrington, Biggar, and McCarthy, M.P.’s, and the resolutions will be proposed ...

... Brennan, P.L.0., Deptford. The Chairman observed that it was very fitting coincidence to have this meeting American Independence Day (cheers). mentioning that was native Monaghan the cheers were renewed. Mr. Peter O’Leary (Southwark) moved and Mr. P ...

... a candidate for the presidency, who i s a strong partisan of General Barillas’, atteuiptin make a political speech on Independence Day. A private despatch from Newton received by prominent merchant in Mexco who has busine. is relations with the city of ...

... still in the midst of 1 our hard straggle, and our celebrations are I different character. have no Georgs Washington and Independence Day. The man has not yet appeared on the scene who will load ua to final victory, either on the held battle or in the peaceful ...

... used to say, a man that will fight with his feet will think with thetn.” The big fellow counsels ardent celebration of Independence Day, saying ; country can celebrate day as well as can. We have got more money than anybody else, and we certainly have got ...

... the morning everything was found to be quiet. People here talk a great deal of the possibility of a Greek attack on Independence Day, next Tuesday, and the Turks will be under arms all day. The present state of affairs is a very serious one, seeing that ...