... Indian Empire, from Galway, yid Halifax; and Ci ty of Wasbington, - hende, had arrived at New York. The celebration of Independence 'day had absorbed all the attention of the citizens, and politics were, consequently, at a discount. Advices received at ...

... Bremen; Indian Empire, from Galway, via Halifax; and City of Washington, hence, had arrived at New York. The celebration of Independence day had absorbed all the attention of the citizens, and politics were, consequently, at a discount. _ Advices received at ...

... statistics, and a brushing up of his “ Long Division,” to prove that the fancies are fallacies. As we notified, yesterday, Independence Day »| was also duly celebrated by the American resi- 3 | dents in Liverpool. We give an abstract of the It is well that ...

... steamers Arctic and Waterwich d had been ordered home from the gulf. Yellow fever had h made its appearance at New Orleans. Independence day had been celebrated throughout the country with more than usual spirit. No casualties of importance had oc- o curred ...

... to this people, even estimating them letter from Berlin, dated the 27th August, and pub- 1 ani the United States her Independence day, but liberal basis. Of these Ido not believe even 5,000 m;n lished in the Indcpendance Belrje, says The Hotel ! all inutua ...

... of things. THE American Mail, which will be despached to-day, will carry out the full accounts of the celebration of Independence Day in London, on Monday last. This annual meeting of American citizens at the festive board is at all times an interesting ...

... opportunity of perusing such an oration yesterday. The speech of Mr. G. F. Train, at the, London dinner, in celebration of Independence day, was given in extenso, and has no doubt gratified and pleased all who have gone through the able and eloquent remarks ...

... day, Scotland her St. Andrew's, monn Ireland hier St. Patrick's, France her St. Dcnis, and id in the 'Uiifcd States her Independence day, but let all' G: The mutuially celebrate the 5bh of August, the day that ar the two extremities of the Atlantic cable ...

... when a lecture was delivered Mr. Rawlin•on, of Itury, who had kindly offered his services. The meeting was hold in the Independent Day and Sunday .School, and was presided over by Mr. Craig. After singing a hymn, the chairman called upon Mr. Walkden, who ...

... log the-coufedecation of the Uni ed to extend For eo much asd more are we in- debted to tue gold diggera.” POLITICAL, Independence-day {t.2 4:h inz ast) bad heen cele- trated all over the couotry with much spirit. There wero, as usnal, many from free uve ...