... AMERICA. Gbkehcastle, Wedsesdat Eveswc.—The s. a. SL Andrew, from Portland on the 11th maUnt, arrived in Lough Foyle; having landed all mails, except those for Liverpool, she proceeded outwards for Liverpool immediately. News fully anticipated. Madrid ...

... AMERICA. (The following appeared In our Second and Third Edition* of yesterday] Thn Tima Ins Ik. tollowing telegi.m, per the City of Cork : New York. Aloist 12rit.—The H-rida, from Port Royal on the 7th, passed Charleeton 11 p.m. that day, and reported ...

... AMERICA. Live spool, Wednesday Evening. —The Liverpool, Kew York, and Philidelphia CompaDy’s (a.*.) City of Baltimore, Captain Patrie, from New York on the Ist lost., which touched at Queenstown yesterday, has arrived. The State department at Washington ...

... AMERICA [BKCTEB'S TShBOtUM. THE AThASTIO CAB LB. 1 New York, Oct 18. The City of Antwerp, from Liverpool, arrived hero to day. t'ifax, Oct 17. Tlic mail steamer City airiveU hero : 11 p m. FRANCS.—MANIFESTO OF THE LEFT. Pari#, Oct 18, Brcning. The France ...

... AMERICA. INDIAN WARFARE AMERICA. The special correspondent of the Font World, writing from St- Paul the ol August, refers to a former letter in which he bad declared that considerable uneasiness was felt os to the result of General Sibley’s movements ...

... AMERICA DUBLIN, MONDAY, NOV. 4, 1861, The weekly tlisjjatcbes from America J.'cmble the chapters of a romance published periodically. Your expectation of the denouement raised to the highest. You are promised something very terrible and verjdei-isive ...

... AMERICA [REI’TEB'b PER THE ATLANTIC CABLE.] New York, Not. 19. A Ko ...

... AMERICA. Livirpool, Monday, Mabcii 26.— The Africa arrived here this morning from New York, with dates to the 14th. The transactions in the Senate were unimportant. The Mexican treaty was still under consideration. There is new* from Northern Mexico to ...

... AMERICA, telegb*s» toe aTtasnc cable.} Washirotor, Jam. 21 (Evening).—Tho House Uepresentdtlves passed to-day 123 ngaitiU votes bill declaring that there are valid civil Governments in the late rebellions Stater, and transferring al! powers of appointment ...

... AMERICA. th« eborc, tbe iafaibitanU. The Merger* ud Jessie escaped. Flour and per cent, lower ; wheat, prices its favour ol buyer* ; barley doll and nominal; com shade only —Steady ; pro visions dull, quiet; stocks irregular, with fair buiines*; money ...

... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CUBA. (Via Crook haven.) [reutbr's telegram.] New Tore, Jult 12.—Tin Government baa ordered the whole arm/ of tbo Potomao to masend oat. A Virginian Delega'ion waited on President Johr, son and a*kel him to amend the Proclamation ...

... AMERICA N«w York, Dec 9. Eobert*, tho Minister, boa made satisfactorj Kpreaentation Secretary Fiih concerning the Spanish gaabosU which were bud embargo. It ii itportcd that the Perariaa Minister baa agreed to with (raw the proKCQtioo, and the State ...