... States Chamber of Commerce in Paris gave a banquet to-day, in the Salle de Zodiaquo of the Grand Hotel, to celebrate Independence Day. Mr. Eustis, the United States Ambassador, was in the chair, and on either side of him were Beated_ M. -Hanotaux, the ...

... wheal firm, but quiet. Fl our and iron dull. firm and ad;fancing. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet, but steady. To-morrow being Independence Day the markets he closed. volatiam gaolsUoin. - 1 'Joie I Call lloney, U. is. Gov. Vends 2 p.a. Call i :thee ! p i id ...

... no signs of their willingness to take the hint. (Rkutkr's Telegrams.) ATHENS, April 4. The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the 6th inst , was held to-day in the pre- sence of the King and Queen, the Royal children, and 80C0 spectators. The ...

... votes, Indians and Chinese remaining excluded from citizenship in tbe United States. President Grant spent yesterday (Independence day) at Woodstock, Connecticut, and met witb an enthusiastic jmblic reception. The Finance Committee of the Senate reports ...

... Shares, including 800*0 Philadelphia and Read- ing. Money was at Ito lit, the last loan being dona at 1. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the markets will be closed. Wheat opened a strong market at _Jo. to fe. improve. ment, early sides resulting as ...

... courteous compliance with naval custom which inspired the Medea's return of the Brooklyn's salute at Southampton upon Independence Day is fully appreciated. Never- theless, the Navy Department thinks some ex- planation is desirable of the manner in which ...

... Aram 7. There was intense excitement among the Gmek population here yesterday, in connection sith tl,e celebration of Independence Day. The evening closed with a torchlight proceevon to the Greek Consul's house. Speeches sere delivered in favour of the ...

... correspondent wero in danger ot forgetting that fact, ho no_d but look from the w.h'dow to be forcibly reminded that Independence .-Day has come. Nor could he well close his ears against the hideous cacophony that distinguishes the\day. A tumultuous ...

... firm but quiet. Wheat opened strong, but closed weaker. Flour dull. Sugar quiet. Next Monday, the 4th proximo, being Independence Day, all the markets will be closed. Quotations. Sales. -« ,r tt a - „ * J«ne 3o. -June 29. June 30. Call Money, U.S. Gov ...

... and active, to day's ?? being the largest thil year. The Markets wfll he eloped to morrow, owin ta/ the celebration of Independence Day. •— — — — — — y ■» .ruly & July 2. July vl Call 31onsy, F. s. Got. r.onds. . 1 p.c. 1 p,c. l p.c. (all 31 ouey, Other ...

... stock of silver is estimated at 236.000 ounces. To-day the Coffee and Produce Exchanges have been closed. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the markets will be closed. ' • Cotton at eleven a.m. ruled dull, and 8 to 10 points lower, and further weakened ...

... Moist, if our rivals In he b *sir yacht, while list over from here would not, Ise in am mem thanspion boat. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. To-day Wag las lies at width Ma aloes as 4. MX was as a boliday by ia Load all et and sad by aIllefiell•• abisad far ...