... Bayard will deliver the priceless volume to the Governor of Massachusetts. According to the telegrams to hand, the Greek Independence Day celebrations were con ducted in an orderly majiner, but with much (more than the customary enthusiasm. The Joint Note ...

... bled. Thanks to the leniency of our Irish conquerors and leaseholders, New York city may still enjoy the amenities of Independence Day so far as sky rockets and fire crackers are concerned, but if the Lodge Bill passes the Senate none of us can know exactly ...

... to recover. The Chice.go markets have been clcsed to.day, an] will aisn close to-morrow, o* ing to tha celebration ol Independence Day. (Quotations. - — — — i [ „ MONEY. Jane 33. July 1. j Jilj- 5. Call Mouey, U.S. Gov. Eouds [ 6 p.c. I 6 v.c. ; 3 p ...

... 'due to the fact of only a few of the im- portant railroads having tailed-to pay tbeir Juiy inte- rest. To-morrow being independence Day, the markets will be closed. Money easy. Cotton quiet, bat firm. Petroleum firmer tendency. Lard firm, but quiet. Wheat ...

... great value in anniversary days as was fully felt by every nation and religious denomination. The Americans had their Independence Day, and they did not hesitate to celebrate their deliverance from the English yoke from a morbid and sentimental dread of ...

... calmer mood now prevails among the Turkish soldiery, who. however, are greatly disappointed that the Greeks did not attack Independence Day. The forces will in all proba(bitty remain for the present encamped in the | positions they took up Monday night. There ...

... of fuel, spent firo days at the bole before we got deer of ft, and on here, arriring Monday noon. Toe#- 1 day their * Independence Day' here, and of oonrse there was work, so ss it was expected dhat there would be a bit of bobbery at Athens, went ap there ...

... work of his interpreter. ?? There are in Chicago ten police matrons working for yearly salaries of £13.. Yesterday was Independence Day — the 119 th annual recognition of the great historic procla- mation ol the United States. The German Emperor believes ...

... and more business, the market yesterday being inactive upon the absence of cable prices owing to tbe celebration of Independence Day. Consols are firm at 93 to 93!, for money, and 93g to 93] for account ; New and Reduced Three per Cents., 93 to 93 i ...

... but it must be at the cost of a da> 's wage. It was a happy thought of Sir. Folsom, the American Consul, to celebrate independence Day by inviting his friends to lunch with him %t the Cutlers' Hall. The gathering was ex- ceedingly enjoyable, saddened, ...

... the corresponding week last year £1026. ss. 2d., showing on increase of £33.. 3s. l.d. Independence Day. — To-day, July 4th, is the United States Independence Day,' and we are re- quested to state thai in observance of the anniversary the United States ...

... bosoa t bams, 827 botes; obeaso, bona ; and lard, 68 lona. No cable advices from America received to-day, yesterday (Independence day) being a holiday. Prices i—Beef, par 3041 b. * Extra India mesa, 70, t-j 80/; plate, 61/ 66,3; mesa. 52/6 57/6. Pork ...