... be observed In the cramped move. ?? of the men's arms-men who demean 'themselves by using those stupid ,improve. Zgents. America is a progressive country, and I should not be at all eurprised if in a few years MoMiegeninuinventedother improvementr-to ...

... AMERICA. TEE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE-THE AL ABAMRA CLAIMS. Washington, Monday. Congress assembled at noon to-day. There was a full attendance of both houses. The President's Message announces that since the last assembly of Congress the country has enjoyed ...

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... AMERICA, The want of [news at home fs generally corm. pensated by ?? of interest in the affairs of other people. The day of arrival of the Ameri. can mails, for instance, is always one on which our talk is all of American concerns; and the news which ...

... we left the King's-bridge Terminus 'I by the American mail, 'erossdd from Queenstownat I lhalf past one, and started for America from. the in- t of-war roads at fve minutes past three. This ship, the i Scotia, was packed from stem to stern, and when we ...

... preclude President Grant or his ministers fromrreconsidering theirposition. Nobody in America wants war with England, and no one in England wants to go to war with America, and such being the feeling of both nations it is idle to suppose that, even should ...

... ENGLAND AND AMERICA. A Daily News telegram, dated New York, Monday, says :-In reply to the suggestion of Lord Granville for a more exact definition bear- ing on the clauses which 'exclude the indirect claims in the fature, Mr. Fish telegraphed yes- terday ...

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... EMIGRATION TO AMERICA. (From the Morning Post of Yesterday.) During the first eight months of i878 there arrived in New York 201,897 emigrants from 'Europe, but during the corresponding period of 1874 there arrived there only 108,506 such emigrants. Nor ...

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