... AMERICA; AMERICA. “ALLAN” LINE. FROM DUBLXV O Dir. M. AMERICA, w ™ irr SEA PASSAGE. The Steamei-s the Allan Line sail from DUBLIN to AMERICA Evert THURSDAY, with Passenger* for gUKBEC. BOSTON, and NEW YORK. These Steamers offer the shortest passage Canada ...

... AMERICA: AMERICA ALLAN LINE. FROM DU ■ 111 »0 Dii-ectto AMERICA. Once Wm SHORT SEA PASSAGE.* The Steamers of the “Allan” Liu* sail from DUBLIN to AMERICA Every THURSDAY, with Passengers for QUEBEC, BOSTON, NEW YORK. These Steamers offer the shorteet paeeage ...

... AMERICA: AMERICA. ALLAN LINE. QTEAM FROM DUBLIN O Direct to AMERICA, Once a Week SHORT SEA PASSAGE. The Steamers of the Allan Line sail frotn DUBLIN to AMERICA Every THURSDAY, with Passengers for QUEBEC, BOSTON, and NEW YORK. These Steamers offer the ...

... AMERICA AMERICA. “ALLAN” LINE, FROM DUBLIN to AMERICA, Onck Week] SHORT SEA PASSAGE. The Steamers of the Allan Line sail from DUBLIN to AMERICA Every THURSDAY, with Passengers for QUEBEC, BOSTON, and NEW YORK. These Sfearners offer the shortest passage ...

... AMERICA: AMERICA 'IN, -i. (RAM - DUBI.IX Direct •r-V* v - AM l.r.K A, . * Once a V/eck. SHORT SEA PASSAGE. The Steamers Allsu Line sail from YU UK. . „ , These Steamers ofi-r the shortest to direct route the Western btat»e-and California, h,cl ...

... AMERICA: AMERICA. ALLAN” LINE. QTE A M FROM DUBLIN Direct to AiMERICA, Once a Were SHORT SEA PASSAGE. The Steamers of the “Allan” Line sail from DUBLIN AMERICA Every THURSDAY, with Passengers for QUEBEC, BOSTON, and NEW YORK. These Steamers offer the ...

... AMERICA. The Finance Committee of the Senate has reported against the bill for tbe abolition of the income tax. and against Mr. Sumner s bill substitute compound interest note* for legal tender, and for aWi-hing the office of Comnussioner of the Internal ...

... AMERICA. New York, Friday. —lt is believed that the Anti- Graut Ticket was successful in North Carolina yesterday. Much importance is attached to the result. New York, Friday. —Mexican advices state that Congress has proclaimed a general amnesty, and ...

... AMERICA. New York, Monday. —ThePresident will recommend measures for the restoration of American commerce, the secretary of the navy Vill urge renovation of the navy. The yield of the cottOA crop is estimated at three a-half million bales. &Dl£. Bombay ...

... 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, Thursday. —The Cincinnatti Convention has been organised, and full delegations from every State are present. Great enthusiasm prevails. Mr. Carl Schurz has been elected chairman. The Calcutta correspondent of the Timet says that the ...

... 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. ...