... high honour he felt having such a distinguished company assembled to commemorate what in America was proudly called Independence Day, proposed without any further remark the following toasts and sentiments, each of which, as he read it, was warmly received ...

... took place the sth. On that day there was but sne daily paper published in New York, the Tribune, the celebration of Independence day having put a stop to business generally on the 4th. Neither the Tribune of that date, nor the other papers of the day ...

... loyalty is understood by the Federal parly, ask himself this glorious 4th of July what the day meant Did he reflect that Independence Day,” it is called, was but the commemoration of an act treason that, in being successful got the name of hi ...

... occasion, by such a respectable and distinguished assemblage being present commemorate what they in America proudly called Independence Day.” He had some toasts and sentiments propose to them, but as the weather was rather inclement and unfavourable their ...

... that character 1 hail her, and bowing her august presence say Estoperpetua !* Immediately after tbe concession of independence day of thanksgiving whs appointed to consecrate the triumph, and a vote for the support of 20,000 sailors for the English ...

... dishes and other articles from the windows at our forces. The soldiers at Manassas and Catlett's station are celebrating Independance Day. CONFEDERATE ACCOUNTS. THE BATTLE OP WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY— THE ATTACK FIRST MADE BY THE BEBEL GENERAL HILL ...