... chapter to be disposed of, and for this the council will meet again on the 17 th instant. Yesterday, the anniversary of Independence Day, was observed holiday throughout the United States, and was celebrated in Liverpool with mors than usual tlclat, many ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN LIVERPOOL Yesterday being the b of July the American residents and ship captains at present in Liverpool celebrated the 94th anniversary of American Independence. All the American ship': in port, together with the steamers belonging ...

... whether there ion. There remains yet one chapter of, and for this the council will meet 17th instant. th© Anniversary of Independence Day, & holiday throughout the United was celebrated in Liverpool with more many the ship© engaged in th® rade exhibiting ...

... or The bill then passed by 31 to 17, the Indians and Chinese remaining excluded from citisenabip. The President spent Independence Day at Woodstock, Connecticut, and mt with an enthusiastic public reception. Qussec, Jury The Allan steamers Peruvian and ...

... death of his wife, who, it was stated, was Dy in manded Thursday. a woman.of intemperate habits. Prisoner was re- ed ly Independence Day was observed by the Americans in Liverpool yesterday in the usual manner. In the evening several American gentlemen dined ...

... London, They will reside with the German Ambassador until they go to Osborne. Emperor is now in better health. At the Independence Day banquet given by the American Minister in Vienna, Count Beust proposed the health of President Grant. He dwelt particu- ...

... of July, and will be landed there for trip to the Giant’s Causeway afterwards proceed to the Clyde. They are to spend Independence Day at the Trossachs, then proceed to Edinburgh for a few days, call Melrose and Abbotsford, and arrive at Derby on Monday ...

... and the lase will probably be tried before the stipendiary oi Friday next. Yesterday being the annual celebration of Independence Day in Liverpool, all the American and many English vessels lying in the river and the docks were gaily dressed with bunting ...

... amelioration of the condition of the poor. Toe Fourth ok July Liveri*ool.— Yesterday being the annual celebration of Independence Day in Liverpool, all the American and many English vessels, lying in the river and the docks, were gaily decked oat with ...

... ?? 579.0W swidr ?? 14,000 ?? 001,000 ?? 2u0,00 ..eTotal. 1,777,000 1,728,000 1,438,000 % tcc cable advice to date. 6 Independence Day. * e Inerrese In American from'1872 Is :44 peroent.; thc decresse In Bust Indian Is 8j per cent.; tho deerease, ia snudrles ...

... many places but there firing of cannon letting of fireworks or of those demonstrative of joy indulged in by Americans on Independence Day There were no banquets by Mayors there would been in England There were pio-nics excursions (very favourite forms here) ...

... designatea the Black Fast, to distinguish it from the Day of Atonement, which is sometimes termed the White Fast. INDEPENDENCE DAY.—The Fourth of July in America brought its usual batch of casualties this year -one riot, 'six fights, thirty-five fires ...