... AMERICA. CLOSING PRICES OF STOCKS. New York, March 24.—G01d closed 112] ; the highest quotation during the day was 112} the lowest, 112] ; Sterling Exchange on London, 108 J. 5.20 Bonds, 1882, ; do., 1885, 109 ; do., 1867, 108|; 10.40 Bonds, 105 i ; Illinois ...

... AMERICA. Washington, Tuesday.—The Committee of the Democratic Cannes held protracted session last night, and finally adjourned without being able to agree upon the financial platform. DON CARLOS. A French telegram says:—Don Carlos, accompanied by the ...

... AMERICA New Wednesday.—Major Hull has issued a message, in which he declares that a partisan conspiracy has been formed to injure the of the city of New York abroad. He announces that the value of the municipal property is $254,000,000. ...

... AMERICA W AsmsQTOJf, Jan. (Evening).—Today the Representatives, by 149 against 49, passed the bill admitting Virginia to representation in CongnM. The preamhle dedans that the State Virginia has conformed all the requirements the Reconstruction Act. The ...

... AMERICA. New York, Jan. 6.—The New York State Legislature hare rescinded their former resolution, ratifying the negro suffrage amendment. ...

... AMERICA. Tuesday.—President Gravt has «p pointed Mr. Charles Francis Adams American arbitra- tor under the Treaty of Washington. ...

... AMERICA. New York, Feiday. The Conventi of the Natioual Boar of Trade recom! is a re-enactment of the Canadian Reciprocity 1 Treaty. THE INDIAN \N FAMINE. Leeps, Friday At a meeting here to-day, called by the Mayor, an influential committee was formed ...

... AMERICA. Washington, Jan. 26.—His Royal Highness Prince Arthur visited the Treasury yesteniay. Mr. Belmont, General Dix, and the prominent citizens of New York have invited the Prince to a ball, to be given in honour of his Royal Highness's visit. Portland ...

... AMERICA. Pill la Delphi a, Monday Night.—The damage done to the British and American departments of the Centennial Exhibition proves to have been trifling. DEFACING ROYAL STATUE. St. Hblibr.-s, Tuesday.—Last night some practical jokers tarred and feathered ...

... AMERICA. [ey Saturday. + Ha: os has sddressed a to the Secretary for ‘ar, ing that no such domes. tio violence existe i Le as to justify Con: mails: atitutioD the disputes ‘between the claimants ips are to be settled, not for execu the Constitation and ...

... AMERICA. Wednesday. ‘The Cat inet considered the Mexi- can question ag favourable, received had been Minister from General Ordand, United States at Mexico, leading to the belief that ma suding would be suppressed without any turbance of international ...

... AMERICA REUTER'S TELEGRAM BY ATLANTIC CABLE, ) New York, Tuesday According to intelligence from pab- lished bare to-day, a detachment of Mexican troops have started to intercept a body of United Cav.lry. Havawa. Mondsy General Martinez Campos has assumed ...