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... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. E vexing Mail Office, 4.30 p.m. [PER THE ASIA, VIA QUKESSTOWI.] New York. Nov. 26.—Grant has gained important victory over Bragg, and driven the Confederates from Missionary Ridge. Nothing important from Charleston. Burnside still ...
... AMERICA. Early this morning received American telegrams to the instant. The news not much importance. The oiliciul return the casualties the battle of Bull's Run make the loss greater than was anticipated. Nineteen oflicers and men are set down killed ...
... AMERICA. Nkw York, Feb. 22 (Morning),—The following additional details have been received : The Confederates, who remained in Charleston to the last, are staled not have well organised. The majority of them merely remained for plunder. The inhabitants ...
... AMERICA (FROM OCR SFRCUX- CORROTORDBfT.) Qcrssstowr, 11th —The Royal mail 9‘eamer Ponia anivod oS luubour IhU morning. The news is ot more than importance. Grant really moving ...
... AMERICA. Queenstown, Fridat, Jclt 10th.-— The Royal mail steamer Scotia arrived off the harbour to-day. She made the passage across from New York in eight and half days. The news is of the highest importance. I send you the latest published particulars ...
... AMERICA. SHERIDAN'S PURSUIT OF EARLY. On the 26th ult the Federal Secretary of War published th» following information relating to the pursuit of General Early Sheridan :— SECRETARY STANTON TO GENERAL DIX. 44 War Department, Washington, D.C., Sept. 26 ...
... AMERICA THE LONDON JOURNALS I(rR Ol OWS Mat 27m—The arrived «£f this part l«*.day, and a heavy cfli reports of tbe cpftrations in tbo aaxie.y prevailed to Jeam the baua the aeiiwcf ■ iv,oi tto DenMlment at WM-sing- baila ragicß ia bat the will hare . ...
... AMERICA. the Royal mail steamer Asia, from New York, the 11th inst., learn these interesting particulars : Baton Roroe, Jan*. 26.—The Delay Ordinance, moved to be substituted for the Secession Ordinance re|tort*-d the Committee of Fifteen, was voted down ...
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... AMERICA TIMES OFFICE ck. (fly Magnetic Teleyrajih.') ...
... AMERICA. New ore, Sept. s.—Gold, 146^; Exchange on London, 1545; Five-Twenty United States Bonds, 112. Cotton- Middling upland, 33c. ...