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... AMERICA New York, Dec. 9.— The Fenian President issued an address, refusing to recognise the action of the Senate assembled at New York. He states that the Fenian Congress will be held January next, when domestic faction will overcome. is said that the ...
... AMERICA, New York, Dec. Witnesses before the Congressional Committee concur in attributing the disaster at Fredericksburg to the delay in sending the pontoons from Washington. Ilalleck testifies his responsibility ceased when gave orders to semi pontoons ...
... AMERICA The news this week, to the 30th ult., is of little interest. The affairs of Mexico lire the engrossing topic. Rumours are renewed in Washington that the French government assured the Federal government that the French would withdraw from Mexico ...
... AMERICA The Democratic Ccnvltion—The N- Question. New York, July 7.—Tbo Democratic National Convention, which assembled here Saturday, last, have to-day announced their platform. It favours the taiation of Dniled States Bonds, and the payments currency ...
... AMERICA. New Yoke, Nov. 11*—The recent elections have resulted in a decided Republican victory. In New York Slocum, democrat, was defeated for State Secretary by Barlow, by about 27,000 majority. The New York Times says that Mr. Seward replied to Earl ...
... AMERICA. Nc» Yo.t, J««i 15. A fifht between pwtiei of Wcit Virgioia and New York caealry men, originating in di.pnte about the courage of their reenectiee regimcnti, in yeaterday. Some of the officers led the combatanta upon both sidca, and reeolrers ...
... AMERICA ANOTHER THREATENED MOVEMENT CANADA. Buffalo, July —General O’Neill, Colonel Hynes, Senator Fitzgerald, Colonel Brennan, Vice- President Gibbons, ami General Murplir, arrived here to-night. Since his arrival General Neill has been *in consultation ...
... AMERICA Queenstown, Thursdat. —The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia company's steamship Edinburgh, from New York on the 7th inst. arrived. She brings the mails, 32 cabin, and 57 steerage passengers, and 913,000 dollars in specie and freight. New ...
... AMERICA The news from the neighborhood of Chattanooga, by way of New York to the 2!«t November, is important, and rather adverse to the Federal cause. Burnside's position was attacked the Hlh by Confederate (Jen. Longsireet, who crossed the Tennessee ...
... AMERICA THE EXITED FENIAN BXOTHEBRGOD GEN. O’NEILL At a Session of the Fenian Brotherhood held at New York on the Slat December, Mr. James Gibbons of Philadelphia, tendered his resignation as Vice-president of the Irish Republic, and Gen. O’Neill, of ...
... AMERICA Queenstown, Thursday.— The Liverpool, New York, and Fhil .deipliia (s.s.) Kaufforoo, Iroin New ork, on the 17th iust., has arrived. She brings cabin and 355 steerage passengers. York, Aug. 17. —The Herald of the above date says—General M‘Clellan ...
... AMERICA, LATEST NEWS. 'Hie New York correspondent of the Times cndeitTonrs to account for the feeling of distrust which had arisen the New York money market at the beginning of the month. is partly ascribed to Mr. Chase having come into the market ns ...