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... AMERICA THE LONDON JOURNALS I(rR Ol OWS Mat 27m—The arrived «£f this part l«*.day, and a heavy cfli reports of tbe cpftrations in tbo aaxie.y prevailed to Jeam the baua the aeiiwcf ■ iv,oi tto DenMlment at WM-sing- baila ragicß ia bat the will hare . ...
... AMERICA. [FER THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.] New York, April 29.—Letters from Admiral Porter represent Banks's expedition as a disastrous failure. lie lost 4,000 prisoners, 30 guns, one first-class gunboat, and one million dollars in greenbacks. The latest advices ...
... AMERICA New York. Mat 6th— The Tima has received the following telegram per the Bremen: The army of tbe Potomac has crossed tbe Rapidan Ely’s and Germania Ford without opposition at midnight on the 3rd, and on the morning the General Lee retired to Mine ...
... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Office, 4.30 p.m [telegram to the times, PER THE SCOTIA.] New York, May 17.—Lee's reported crossing the ] River Po on Thursday night is contradicted. Ilia centre and left still maintain their position in front of ...
... AMERICA Cap* Clear, Friday Evskiho—The National Steam Navigation Company's steamship Penoxyl. Tania passed Cape Clear at 5 p m, bound for Queenstown and Liverpool She brings 34 cabin and 150 steerage passengers, and bos 220,000 dols in specie on freight ...
... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Offic*, 4.30 p.m Greencasti.e, Friday —The Canadian mail steamship Damascus, from Portland on the 7th, arrived in Lough Foyle this day, and having transferred all her mails, except those for Liverpool, proceeded for ...
... AMERICA. SECOND EDITION. Evening Mail Okficb, 4.30 p.m TO THE TIMES, PER THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.] York, Mat 13 (6 p.m.).—General Grant reports that during Wednesday night Hancock changed his position from the right to the left centre of the Federal line ...
... AMERICA. OPENING OF THE FEDERAL CAMPAIGN —FIGHT BETWEEN THE TROOPS OF MEADE AND LEE. Southampton, Thursday Night —The North German and Lloyd's steamer Bremen, from New York on the 9th inst», arrived at Southampton tonight. She brings 204 passengers for ...
... AMERICA. Greencastle, Tuesday Morning The Ca nadian mail steamship Peruvian, from Portland on the 23rd ult., arrived in Lough Foyle this morning, and having transferred all her mails, except those for London and Liverpool, proceeded for the latter port ...
... AMERICA. (FROM THE SATURDAY REVIEW.) The defeats which the Federal armies have sustained in Louisiana and North Carolina, although they may not be sufficiently important to affect the issue of the principal campaign, are not inconsiderable disasters. ...
... AMERICA. i f.f.nstow.v, Wednesday —The ss. Glasgow, from New York on the 20th ult., arrived off harbour thi* day, and, having lauded the latest telegrams, proceeded for Liverpool. All well. Her news has been anticipated. ...
... AMERICA. The Globe thinks Butler andonbtedly in a posi lion that renders Richmond onsafe. The mischief can do depends on the strength of his force. If Lee sboold have retreated upon Richmond it will be indication that Butler is more powerful and dangerous ...