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... AMERICA. Haw February 82. To-day being the anniversary Washington's birthday, there is a general holiday, and the market, are closed. SOUTH AMERICA. Liseoir, February 21. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company'! arrived thla evening with Brazil mule, 122 ...
... AMERICA. Wasuixarox, May 25.—Congress has finally passed the bill enforcing the Suffrage Amendments, and imposing heavy fines and imprisonment for obstructing the operation of the provisions of the amendment. The bill gives to the United States Court ...
... AMERICA. New York, December 24. cl->i«ed at The highe*t quotation during the day was ; the lowest, 109|. Sterling exchange London, 108$. United States 5-20 Bonds (18851,113$ ; ditto (1887), 117-!; Funded Loan, Central Pacific Railway Ronds, 96; New York ...
... AMERICA. (Reuter's Telegram.) Nkw York, January 4. The subscriptions for the new issue of the funded loan have opened favourably. There are numerous and heavy subscriptions from the national banks and other corporations. SOUTH AMERICA. Valparaiso, December ...
... AMERICA. New Yore, September 17. The terrible prevalence of yellow fever has caused a panic amongst the inhabitants of Memphis, who are leaving the city. The Manitoban officers have recaptured Gordon. (The folic wing telegrams arrived too late for our ...
... AMERICA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fulton, N. Y., July 5. The glorious or Independence Day, is celebrated to-day, because yesterday, its anniversary, was Sunday, Very undemonstratively, yet very much more sensibly, do we now celebrate it, fact, not ...
... AMERICA. NEW YORK, August 26. Mr Georne P. Rogers, of Dorsetshire, has sailed for Liverpool, having selected a large tract of excellent land on the line of the Northern Pacific Railroad for English colonists, at a cost of less than the annual of & similar ...
... the burned steamship America. They give the following report the disaster: -Early Saturday morning, August 24, the America arrived at Yokohama, and during the day landed all her passengers and cargo for that port, and transferred to the Shanghai branch ...
... AMERICA NEW YORK, November 6. The World, in article philosophising upon the result of the Presidential election, says the Democrats felt ihat the only chance left them lay a coalition with the dissatisfied and rebellious Republicans, have consequently ...
... AMERICA. WASHINGTON, June 23,—Mr Sumner introduced in the Senate, to-day, a resolution protesting against the barbarities of the Cuban war. He insists on their cessation, and expresses regret that Spain continues a system of negro slavery in Cuba. The ...
... AMERICA. NEW YORK, October 98, To day's receipts of cotton at all the United States ports have been 16,875 bales. WASHINGTON, October 23. An official Treasury pamphlet has been published giving practical information reference to the present situation ...
... AMERICA. BOSTON. November 18. fire which endangered State Street broke out here at m'dnight. but was quickly subdued. The Io3S is, notwithstanding, estimated 200,001 dollars. NEW YORK, November 19. A large warehouse has been destroyed Brooklyn by fire ...