... suppressing every copy it. Porhaps Locis Napjleox may be his awn Pope yef. Ultramontane* regard the Galilean Church in its independent days having been little better than schismatic; bat theA is one thing they bate worse than scbisß, and that England. they ...

... women threw knives and other articled from the windows at our forces. The soldiers at and Callette are celebrating the Independence day. Washixgtoit, Jblt 4th.— Accounts from Frederick*urg represent the greatest possible distress among the inhabitants. ...

... President having accorded per- mission for a pic-nic of negro children, on the groundsof the Presidential mansion, on Independence Day. A New York paper of the Peace Democracy school speaks of it as ‘perhaps the most disgraceful sight to human eyes divine”—a ...

... to truck, and from stem to stera, with bunting. But the Amerioxun-owned ships wee not alone in the celebration of ‘* independence Day.” The splendid fleet of steamers belonginz to the Cuaard ; the Iaman Company; the Alian Company, and the National Steam ...

... promised petition against the return of Mr. C. Seeley, jun., for Nottingham, was lodged yesterday. The cable informs us that Independence Day was celebrated with the usual enthusiasm on Monday, in the Northern States ; but that in the cities of the South there ...

... and more business, the market yesterday being inactive upon the absence of cable prices owing to the celebration of Independence Day. Consols are firm at 93 to93jt for money, and to for account; New and Reduced Three per Cents., 93 to 23& ; Bank Stock ...

... of the cable as likely to draw still closer the bonds friendship which have united the two countries since the old independence days. It is sufficient for Erglishmen to say that any new line of cable to America is clear gain to civilisation. The interest ...