... and is as follows :—Precident slept two unbroken hours after miinight ; woke cheerful; watchers greatly encouraged. INDEPENDENCE DAY. Despatches from all the chief towns report a very quiet 4th cf July, with little or none of the usual celebrations, ...

... war. I such exertions necessary for the conservation of Napoleon appealed to the English Ministry of the . I Danish independence. day to do some public act which should show 1 The question of peace or war now depends upon English sympathy with his position ...

... are not, as they usually are, concocted to deceive. We must, however, receive them with suspicion. The 4th July . being Independence Day, it was absolutely necessary to provide some pleasing excitement for thepopulace, and to raise their ardour to the enlisting ...

... are not, as they usually are, concocted to deceive. We must, however, receive them with suspicion. The 4th July being Independence Day, it was absolutely necessary to provide some pleasing excitement for the populace, and to raise their ardour to the enlisting ...

... designatea the Black Fast, to distinguish it from the Day of Atonement, which is sometimes termed the White Fast. INDEPENDENCE DAY.—The Fourth of July in America brought its usual batch of casualties this year -one riot, 'six fights, thirty-five fires ...