... CELEBRATION OF AMERICAN INDEPEN- DENCE AT FRANKFOBRT. FRANKFORT-ON-THE.MAINE, JULY 9. The 4th of July last was celebrated here in a very appropriate mastner at the Forst Haus, about two miles from Frankfort, in a beautiful forest; Consul-General l Mummy, the president of the day, opened the proceed. ings with some remarks, after which the declaration of independence was read in English byDr. S ...

... A;MERJCAN CIVIL WA. 4 ?? Gk?~. BUTLER AND iFOR.EIGN OONSUL New: Y~rkto' the 8i~sat 1herefromf ?? teemn a ?? The British, French, and Greekcosshver presented to General Butler that two commercial firms of New Orleans had Wnormed them that 3,OOD bhhds of sugar which these commercial firmes had purobased, and which were the Proper~ of British, Vrench, n re ubt., wore. not .alWV40M.* b, taken from ...

... CbD 'at12 Pws DRURY-LANE. Tms EvrnING, THE SPITALFIFEDS W EAVER-THE COLLEEN BAWN. Messrs. Dton i ouetcault, H. Vandenholl, F. Robinson: Mesdames Celeste, Jessie MLeas, and Stevens. And THE KISS IN THEd DARK,-Con mence at 7. HAYMARKET. Tuns EvEnua, THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Messrs. Sothern, IBuokatone; Mrs. Young, Missoliver.-LACONTRABANDISTA. Perea Nesua and Senor Moragasa. ...

... ITELE1GRAPHIC INTELLIGENC.L I -- -- - _ . (BEUTER'S TILEGRAX8.) AMERICA. (Per Africa, by telegraph to Halifax, and rid Qaeenatown.) NEW YORK, JuaN 21i. Advices from New Orleaus have been received in New York to the lth inst. Four men have bee]] hung at New Orleans for falsely representing themselves as Federal officials, searching houses in the city and stealing articles therefrom. One of ...

... We have received the Sicilian journals contain- ing an account of General Garibaldi's stay at LPalermo. Immediately after his arrival, the municipality issued the following proclamation: Fellow-citizens,-General Garibaldi arrived here un- expectedly yesterday evening. The man who, in 1860, came to Palermo as our liberator, is to-day our guest. The glorious dictator of Sicily presents himself ...

... L Yesterday niorninc official papers reopecting the French occupation of Home were issued, comprising four despatches from Lord Cowley, with replies from Earl Russell, together with a despatch from Sir J. Hudson, addressed to Fail Russell. Earl Cowley, in his first com- .munication, brought under the notice of EsrlRussell an arti- cle of the Journal dec Dzoats, in which the suggestion of a ...

... 'ItEST IOtI AMER .A.1 I D *OB* mON3LOND. DFEIDML IDEFBAT OH S ,Tok| ;;BTEAT OF TEN FEDERAL ARMY. 7: /: 0 NE~W YG:Ok~ Jpe 8 The followingne aben recieivedm Ler Ps, Mr. -Lincoln state en nfop o from ^6D 0 M~-faid .apd 'b s on'a l lto. W. 61 pou nt oiq~ rvr where haikled _i M I n aoneriver Ele vas met tt hisrril by SGO 8% IA, *hom heoliw a constatiof ofive loti se returned ?? on Wednesday, peas ...

... I + I (REUTER'BS TELEGRAM.) IThe following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :] BATTLE BEFORE RIOHMOND. DESPERATE FIGHTING.-RETREAT OF THE FEDERALS. (Per Etn, bytelegraph to Cape Race, and from Qaeenstown.) NEW YORK, JUNE 30, EVEIXNG. On the 26th inst. the Confederates, having been reinforced by Stonewall Jackson, attacked the right wing of the Federal army before Richmond with ...

... I NA VAL AND MlLiTARY. I (Frofr TUESDAY NGUT'S GAZETTE.) WAR-OFFICE, JULY S. 1st Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Edward Heneage to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mervyn W., Viscount Powerscourt, who retires; Alfred Charles Duocombe, gent., to be cornet and sub-lieutenant, by purchase, vice Heneage. 4th Dragoon Guards-Cornet James Alexander Tait to be lieutenant, by purchase ...

... RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN I PARLIAMENT. On Tuesday, after a Iong consecutive inquiry, the committee of which Lord Stanley is chairman decided unanimously that the preamble of the Whitchureb, Wrex- ham, Mold, and Connah's Quay Railway was proved to their satisfaction, so far as relates to Wrexham and the places north thereof; adding that they would be prepared to con. sider any clauses ...

... ?? RUi AND ITA L g Y T*e Iteoogglticin of Ity by Rabid; i fai ova3;te, woliait to O th*. iuaulana athe A I -IA n 'erifi to the IfiaH83ns sfince i sb niaino thk-eireotionthe Mind- of -Alexander is -tak- inig,- cvhf. ltesbve little or no effe-t upon progrefaor consolidition of the freeI king~domL !There are Englishi joural, repro- leing thiesc, ives, who msltin'that Ital fis o f~ob sinceshe ...

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