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... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Office, 4.30 p.ir. Greencastle, Monday The Canadian mail *.9. Jura, from Quebec on 24th ult., arrived in Lough Foyle this morning, and, having transferred all her mails except those for London and Liverpool, proceeded ...
... AMERICA. Gbkehcastle, Wedsesdat Eveswc.—The s. a. SL Andrew, from Portland on the 11th maUnt, arrived in Lough Foyle; having landed all mails, except those for Liverpool, she proceeded outwards for Liverpool immediately. News fully anticipated. Madrid ...
... AMERICA. (The following appeared In our Second and Third Edition* of yesterday] Thn Tima Ins Ik. tollowing telegi.m, per the City of Cork : New York. Aloist 12rit.—The H-rida, from Port Royal on the 7th, passed Charleeton 11 p.m. that day, and reported ...
... AMERICA. [reuter's telegram, per the cms a.] New York, Oct. 6 (Evening).—President Lincoln has appointed the 26th of November a day of thanksgiving for Americans at home and at sea. Four steamers have been burnt on the Mississippi, »nd numerous lives ...
... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Office, 4.30 p.m The following is the latest news brought by the Persia. It is dated New York, June 17 : The latest Federal advices from Vicksburg and Port Hudson, to the 11th inst., contain no news importance. Richmond ...
... AMERICA. IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE. [bEUTER'S TELEGRAM, PER THE PERSIA.] New York, Oct. 20 (Morning).—The 300,000 volunteers called out by President Lincoln are to be enlisted for the term of three years for the war. If the number is not raised by January ...
... AMERICA. INDIAN WARFARE AMERICA. The special correspondent of the Font World, writing from St- Paul the ol August, refers to a former letter in which he bad declared that considerable uneasiness was felt os to the result of General Sibley’s movements ...
... AMERICA. QUEENBTOWN, Friday Night The Royal mail steamer China, from New York on the 7th instant, arrived off the harbour to-night. She brings 87 passengers, and has 268,502 dols. in specie on freight. Having transferred all the mails, except those for ...
... AMERICA. Cape Clear, Tuesday. —The screw steamer Louisiana, from New York on the 9th inst, passed here at 12.20 p.m. She was intercepted by the telegraph boat, but brings no later news. ...
... AMERICA. The Times has received the following telegram, per the Europa, dated New York, Feb. 19:— The Rev. John H. Hashell, of Baltimore, wag arrested on the 15th for tearing down a Federal flag which had been raised upon his church the Unionists. On ...
... AMERICA. th« eborc, tbe iafaibitanU. The Merger* ud Jessie escaped. Flour and per cent, lower ; wheat, prices its favour ol buyer* ; barley doll and nominal; com shade only —Steady ; pro visions dull, quiet; stocks irregular, with fair buiines*; money ...
... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. E vexing Mail Office, 4.30 p.m. [PER THE ASIA, VIA QUKESSTOWI.] New York. Nov. 26.—Grant has gained important victory over Bragg, and driven the Confederates from Missionary Ridge. Nothing important from Charleston. Burnside still ...