... severe comments in the semi-oficial organs of Paris upon the decorations of the American section of the exhibition on Independence Day, notwithstanding the mourning at Court. To revert for a moment to Juarez. I have reason to know that during the past ...

... States frontier, intimated to the city corporation that ,if Fenian regiments were permitted to join in the festival of Independence Day he would not allow Lthe United States troops under lis command to tke p~art in the prograsmne. The corporatior; decided ...

... The Belgian Tir National, which forms the most important feature of the 6ites held on every anniversary of the National Independence Day, the 23rd of September, opened at Brussels on Sunday and will be carried on day by day until Tuesday next. Sir Roderick ...

... at a late hour last evening. She brings 62 cabin passengers and 761,761 dole. in specie on freight, On the 11th inst., Independence-day was celebrated with more than the usual eclat in NewYork and elsewhere. A grand parade by the military early in the morning ...

... -Tbe Belgian Tir National, which forms the most important.fea. tureof the fetei beldion every iniversary of the national'independence day, the 23id of September, opened -at Brussels' on Sunday last and will: be ibrdught to a 'conclusion' oh Tteslai neit ...

... which was as follows Presented to Henry Lee, Esq., on Good Friday, 1867, that he may lay the foundation stone of the New Independent Day and Sunday School, Longridge. After handing the trowel, and the bottle to be put in the cavity of the stone, to Mr. Lee ...

... prineipal of Homorton College, London, delivered The an educational address to parents and friends connected with r in- the Independent Day School. in the large school-room, Welsh- ,the street, before a numerous audienoc. At the close e hearty voteI de of thanks ...