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... AMERICA. New York, Monday, —The English and other shareholders will nominate Mr. Watson, formerly Assistant- Secretary for War, President of the Eric Railroad. His election is considered certain. SHIP ABANDONED. Bombay, Tuesday. —The ship England has ...
... AMERICA. New York, Friday. meeting was held last night, under the auspices of the Free Trade League, in favour of electing an independent candidate for the Presidency. Madrid, Thursday.—General Ecliague replaces Marshal Serrano as Commander-in-Chief. ...
... AMERICA New Yobk, Friday.—President Grant has pardoned several convicts sentenced for participation in the Ka Klux outrages, Madrid, Thursday. —The next elections will probably result in the election of 50 Conservatives and 250 Radicals. GENERAL NEWS ...
... AMERICA Monpay.—The Senate and House of Kepre sentatives met st noon to-day. The chaplain of tl Senate aliuded to the death of Mr. Horace Greeley. Las' month the public debt was reduced by 1,217,500 dollars. Wasuinoton, Monpay AFTERNOON.—President Grant ...
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... AMERICA. Philadelphia, Tuesday. —Congress has adjourned sine die. New York, Tuesday. —Authentic news states that Qnaruez’s force has been routed in a general engage- ment near Montreal. The Revolutionists have re-occupied Mentery, and are advancing Matamoras ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Friday. —The House of Representatives passed to-day the Bill for empowering the Government to add six sloops to the United States navy. The Bill was received with much opposition. CORK ELECTION. the official declaration. Ronayne Pim ...
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... THE FREEDMEN OF AMERICA. On last Sunday morning, the Kev. J. W. Healy, D.D., of Now Orleans, preached impressively on behalf of the mission to the freedmen of America, in the First Presbyterian Church, and in the evening in the Fourth Presbyterian Church ...
... AMERICA AND FRANCE. Wasnineton, Wepnespay.—Mr. Schurtz made yesterday a powerful speech in the Senate in support of Mr. Sumner’s resolution to investigate the alleged sale of Government arms to France. He arraigned the Government for having violated the ...