... Cljrmiicle TCESDA Y. JUI.Y 10, 1801 SUMMARY. The steamship Africa which arrived nt Queenstown on Sunday did not wait for “Independence Day.” She left New York on the 3rd and brings intelligence up to that date. The news is not very great importance. We read ...

... member, perchance, both of the Sanitary and Christian Commissions, who walks the Common, who * orates* Banker Hill on Independence Day, who has Iriends in Beacon-street, who has dined the Revere or the Parker Boose—and not by soar Paritan with aafceep ...

... lieen rained in unheeded warning, but now maybe powerful for sate guidance.— These men fir years past hare propheaied,—on Independence day, Forefather's day, and on common days,—that slavery would destroy Union, if the Union, were, indved, powerless to de ...

... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her friend, proceeding, finally, to attempts to ravish them. Though it was Independence Day,” and therefore sacred to liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with much noise ...

... tribute ta the necessitous state of the both, the war would certainly end classs in the great cities, The Englis hove next Independence day, and the Fourth of |i, thongh not to the same extent, « July, 162, be doubly seered The reflecting Russian wert — porien ...

... preceding days the advantaye was altog pe. You cannot tederate side. Both armies. greatly eu CrOSs the ocean, 1 of each on Independence Day, ar 5 sO. It is his to have been shed—at least the Govern it. No Govern- ifa batile had been fought. We er hich it cannot ...