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... 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. We have been favoured with the following extract* from private letter :— St. Louia, Missouri, Sept. 7,1861. We are still enjoying rest after the excitement of the battle bull's Kun. The North are slow in producing men anil money, and the ...
... 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. 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 ...
... AMERICA. ■STATE OF AFFAIRS. Mr, llusktU's letter in to-day* is dated November oth. There was proof almost positive that the expedition to the South hud escaped the gale. Mr. Russ- II says it cannot he made out that Genera* M'Clcdlun has a disposable force ...
... AMERICA. The following Telegram, brought by the Washington, and dated New York, October 18th, will illustrate the Northern method of reporting victories:— Tbe Federals had engagement with Confederates, near Harper’s Ferry, resulting the retreat of the ...
... AMERICA. Monday Morning The royal mail steamer Enropa, from Boston the 10th, and Halifax on the 12th instant, has arrived. Having landed the mails, she proceeded immediately to Liverpool. All well. Nr.* York, J lit 9 (Evranto). —Tlie Arago had a. rival ...
... AMERICA. Per m Arngo, from New York, a dispatch states: • Albany was the focus of Intense excitement on the evening of the 2nd, the occasion being the nomination the Republicans in caucus a candidate for the United States Senate, succeed Mr. Seward. the ...
... AMERICA. The last mail from the United States brings New York papers to the 23rd ultimo. The most im- Crtant news they contain is the declaration by the issouri State Convention against Secession :— St. Louis, March 22.—1n the Missouri State Convention ...
... AMERICA, Lovdovoicrry, Tut Nniirr.—The Canadian (ss.) Palestine, from Portland g.'lrd ult., liasarritru Mobile and proceeded to Liverpool after landing all her mails, except those for Liveqioul. sln I.mgs 13 cabin and steerage passengers. She experu tired ...
... AMERICA. Mr. Beresford Hope, M.P., has given lecture at Feversham on the war in America. He contended —and said knew the majority of thinking men in his country agreed with him, though they were too mealy-mouthed to say itthat the best and readiest method ...
... AMERICA. Londonderry, Wednesday. —The Canadian ■nil steamship Canada, with dates from Portland the jfUth ult., arrived in Lough Foyle at a.m. this norn»og, and landed all her mails, except tboie for Liverpool. She passed the Bohemian Y»lh. Tbs steamers ...