... 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. 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. 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 ...

... guarantee for a peaceful termination of the war in America. Now, for two reasons, a contrary result seems probable to us. If we have a year of unusual plenty in Europe, the grain-growing States of America—that is, those in the valley of the Mississippi—will ...

... AMERICA. Londonderry, Wednesday Evening The Anglo-Saxon, Captain Ballantine, from Portland on the 17th, arrived in Lough Foyle to-night. The steamers New York, City of Baltimore, and North America hod arrived out, MR, LINCOLN PITTSBCRO-AXD CLEVELAND. ...

... AMERICA. Liverpool, Thursday. —The royal mail a teamship Anglo-Saxon, with dates from New York to the 17th instant, arrived here to-day. The Governor of Charleston was reported to have sent assurances to Washington that Forts Sumter and Pickens would ...

... AMERICA. The communications made from the scat of war in America by the Special Correspondent of the Time*, often recall to oar memory a little trait in the character of a gallant Peninsular veteran, who has long since fought his last battle, but who ...

... AMERICA. commenting from time to time on the successive phases presented by the ever-shifting aspect of affairs, whether the question be of war or peace, our readers will bear out when we say that we have never been prone to indulge in the prophetic vein ...

... AMERICA. It will be remembered that the Northern accounts of the battle recently fought between the Federalist and Secessionist forces at Springfield, Missouri, reported that General M'Ccljloch, who had commanded the latter, and other principal officers ...

... AMERICA. Whkn last noticing the progress of the movement which agitates the disrupted territories of the once United States, we remarked that the North did not seem inclined for a campaign Southward; and that even rumours compromise had been circulated ...

... AMERICA. Queenstown, Saturday.—The Royal mail steamer Persia, from New York on the 2nd instant, arrived off the harbour at one o'clock this morning, but, owing to thick weather, waa unable to communicate with the shore until 6.30, when, having transferred ...

... AMERICA. publish this evening portion of correspondence between Mr. Seward, the Foreign Secretary of the United States (that was), and the legation of that government at Paris. It is full of melancholy interest and instruction, recording, as it does, ...