... paper, which says that the attack of which •Pre;ident Taylor died was caused by exposure to the heat of the suu on Independence Day, and by yreat anxiety. The death of General Taylor is not likely to affect materially the course of affairs in the United ...

... paper, which says that the attack of which Presideut Taylor died was caused by exposure to the heat of the sue oil Independence Day, and by great en.riety. The death of General 'taper is nut likely to affect materially the (Aurae of affairs in the ...

... who were • revolt board the ship liuutiogtovi, bre arrived io Portland, where dry are to be tried. The adebration of Independence Day took place the sth Judy, the nth falling on • Sunday. It woo a moat briniest sore io New York, but • frightful calamity ...

... only equalled by the heroic exclamation of a Yankee in one of Slathewe's celebnsted mono. logues, who exclaimed on an Independence day, This is • glorious land of Liberty,—what will you give we for this here nigger. Tut or Paurt.a.—There are persons who ...

... of his wife, in Albany, has keen sentenced to be hung on the 28th of Anne,. During the usual noisy demonstrations on Independence day, a large number of serious accidents took place from explosions, &c. Tue fodowing one et two out of hundreds:— A most ...

... ,. is limited, and them has hardly been eauu. b done to establish pride since the receipt of the news. On account of Independence day, there went no circulars published in Now York for the steamer. ...

... experienced in Nicaragua, through scarcity of provisions, preparations were being made in Pera for the anniversary of the Independence Day. on Londen at Valparaiso was quoted 46d to 45d. At Jamaica busisess was all. ‘The news from the West Indian Lslands is ...

... of many subjects of Se part of the last centery in te Many a British sabject, too, lies there, woenes of the war of independence. days mast bave been the strange one at A atend 1 once more of the guns of in which on the open bounds their ceonot, not, ...

... manner, the military gubjugation of the South. The exultant eagle has been “heard screaming from Maine to California,” on Independence day, amid ‘‘a blaze of glory and gunpowde= from sca to sea;” and the national flag, ‘like a smile of Jehovah,” flaunts once ...

... customs of the the present » by 81. $0.20, amended the bill so as to extend 31 to 17. descent. The bill and Chinese re- Independency Day at Wood- public reception. and met with SHIP NEWS. arrived in Lough Foyle this morning, Galle, July The , for left here ...

... ain't no speecher; more'n twenty years back Tcame here a} poor idiot boy, and now what are reporter at the late ball, |, Independence day, says, “Singing ladies in natural costume was a pleasing of the entertainment.” We should ratber | imagine it must have ...

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