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... AMERICA. Washington, Friday, March 19. State Legislatures of South Carolina and Arkaneas have ratified the negro suffrage amendment. Those Georgia and Delaware have rejected it. THE WEATHER IN ENGLAND. Plymouth, Mabch 19.—A heavy gale set in this afternoon ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Thursday, March 11. Mr. Waehfconrne, Secretary ol State, and General Schofield, Secretary of War, have resigned office. Ex-Governor Hamilton Fish, of New York, has been appointed succeed Mr. Wash bourne, and General Rawlins to succeed ...
... AMERICA. A Cable Telegram in the Timet states that there bos been battle between the United States troops, the Indians in Texas, near Fort Griffee. in which the loss of the latter amounted to fourteen. The contains letter from the Speaker of the House ...
... AMERICA. Queenstown, Sunday Morning. The Inman royal mail steamship Etna, from New York and tialiiaz, arrived here 4.15 a.m. She brings cabin passengers, and has, 8,608 dollars in specie on freight. Having landed malls and passengers she proceeded immediately ...
... AMERICA. New York, Monday, June 29. The New Hampshire Leglalatare ratified th* fifteenth constitutional, or negro euflrage amenJmeut. HARVEST PROSPECTS. 'i be 2 City Article comprises notice of the etat ©f the crops and prospects ©f the harvest. wck» ...
... AMERICA. New York, ftaterday, July 10. It repotted that Preeidont Grant, after a special cabinet consultation, has decided order order the election Mississippi and Texas be held on the 3C November. The Conservative Republican journals generally consider ...
... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Thursday, April 1. The Secretary of the Treasury officially announces decrease public debt daring the last month of 7,200,00 doliara. THE BRAZILS. Rio de Janeiro, March 10. Lo{e?. is reported hi* present position to hare abundance ...
... AMERICA New York, July 8. Nearly crroplite returns th»* Virgiuie elso. »iiia lave ric*iveO. Mr. ker bass m v abiut 40.000 votes, ai.d tb« s tale th(t«d six and the three Cjogr«s»> mi i, cue if latter being a oegrm Tie Ohio 1). moc-rauc Con vent i'>n has ...
... AMERICA. Queenstown, Wednesday Morning. Tbe Inman royal mail steamship City of Paris, from New York the Ist instant, arrived here at 3.15 a.m. brings 135 cabin passengers, and having landed mails and passengers, she proceeded immediately for Liverpool—all ...
... AMERICA. New York, Thursday, September 9. A severe storm has raged in the New England States seriously ii.juricg the telegraph lines and destroying and unroofing numerous churches and other boildings in Boston, where the damage is estimated over 1,000 ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Thursday, February 18. The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations have reported advsrsly on the treaty between the United States and Great Britain for the settlement of the Alabama claims. The same body has reported favourably on the ...
... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Thursday, June 10. The Indiana are ravaging Arazona. The troops fought one band at Liveson, killing thirty and capturing tight. The Government has been implored to eend more troope there. No new outrages have been reported from ...