... as to render the immediate suppression of the rebellion almost a certainty. It could not possibly bold out until next Independence Day, and may expire on or before the of April. The most perfect military combinations have been often defeated by events ...

... failed. knows the difficulties he has to encounter, and, may be sure, made no rash promises about being in Richmond before Independence day. The country between the James and is admirably situated for defence, and Central Lke knows how to malee the best use ...

... industry which I seek save from de“ solation.” All Mr. Chase's calculations were based on termination of the war before Independence Day. Whether that likely every person may form intelligent opinion from the condition and prospects of the contending powers ...

... the accounts of retreating disorder on Atlanta are not entitled to much credit. Sherman promises to be in Atlanta on Independence Day. Will ? He has been slower in his advance since the 25th. Johnston was being reinforced largely from Texas under countryman ...

... accounts of retreating in dis- order on Atlanta are not entitled to much credit. Sn1r.DIAN promjaes to be in Atlanta on Independence Day. Will he ? He has been elower in his advance since the 25th. JOHNSTON was being reinforced largely from Texas under a ...

... of for. tune like the fall of Vicksburg may, however, yet be in store for them to give zest to their celebra• tion of Independence Day. The latest advices j reach only to the evening of the 18th 'June, so that Grant had still couple of weeks to realize ...

... fastnesses of the Rocky Mountains—the same sulphureous patriotism is rampant. The fiery sports should properly be confined to Independence Day; but the exuberance of youth**)! liberty-lovers is not to be restrained ; and for fortnight before the great festival ...

... numbers in which the Confederates had appeared on points. The movement may be described few lines. They crossed the Potomac Independence Day, driving Sioei before them, who fell back on Maryland Heights, destroying all the bridges as be passed. was unable to ...

... Along this country they poured upwards to Harpers terry, where they crossed on the the New \orkers were celebrating Independence Day with a profuse discharge of squibs and crackers. Having previously taken the Federal General Siegel by surprise at M ...

... perchance, both of the Sanitary and Christian Commissions, who walks on the Common, who 4 orates' at Bunker Hill on Independence Day, who has friends in Beacon-street, who has dined at the Revere or the Parker House—and not by a sour Puritan with st ...

... iiM-uiher, perchance, both of the Sanitary and the Christian Commissions, who walks on the Common, who oraies” Bnntopr Hill Independence Day, wbo has fri-uda in Beacon-street, who baa dined (he Revere or Parker Honse—and not by soar Paritan with steeple crowned ...

... had contrived to smuggle a small American flag into the enclosure. This was carefully stowed away until the morning of Independence Day, when it hoisted on a stick. Speeches were made, 44 sentiments spoken to, repeated cheers given, and the 44 Starspangled ...