... Chinese remaining excluded by its provisions from citizenship in the United States. President Grant spent yesterday (Independence-day) at Woodstock, Connecticut, and met with an enthusiastic public reception. The Finance Committee of the Senate reports ...

... I n7P. ?? ILD .I I .AND (lom OiM OU00w oomtSPONDEM.) DUBLIN, ,WZDX=8AT-. 'fo Independence Day was celebrated in Ireland fr thefirsttime on the occasion of the great Asnerioan zaaiversery which has just passed. The oredit of the ihitiati7e ms due to the ...

... year. For some time educated Americans have been somewhat ashamed of the extent to which the Eagle spreads its wings on Independence Day, and we have heard that iMr. Emerson once remarked, after witnessing such a demonstration, that he had for the first ...

... disappearing, however, the Dauntless seemed to be gaining on her rival. Nearly seventy yachts watched the start. AmERICAN Independence Day (4th of July) was cele- brated at Liverpool with a larger display of bunting than usual. All the American vessels in ...

... Indians and Chinese remaining excluded by its pro- visions from citizenship in the United States. President Grant spent Independence Day at Woodstock, Connecticut, and met with an enthusiastic public reception. The Finance Committee of the Senate reports ...

... Indians and Chinese remaining excluded by its provisionsr from citizenship in the United States. 2' esideut Grant t spent Independence-day at Woodstock, Connecticut, and t met with an enthusiastic public reception. i Tor nomination for Norwich has been fixed ...

... Oroville, California, was entirely destroyedbyfire onSaturday. WASHISSGToNS, July 5.-President Grant spent yes- terday (Independence day) at Woodstock, Connecti- ant, and met with an enthusiastic public reception. -The Finance committee of the Senate reports ...

... N!S9. M-M9 n.-A Q.le- -alh-n+A in fhi n .l nhi- on t i'O unizen ?? celeureieu in ,ulr Itnubt Imuiun I=U 4bh of July, Independence-day. Mr. Henry Ward Beedhs made a epeech on the occasion at a meeting at Woodatock, at which President. Grant nttended. Mr ...

... unrea- sonable. This is an. every-day experience in pri- vate life; and it is not less true of international relations. Independence Day might be cole- brated without a thought of unkindness by Amer ricans in England and by Englishmen in Amerioa; the memory ...

... Charles Bruce.- - The anniversary festival of ?? for Idiots was held in the grounds of that initii tion yesterday. . Independence Day was yesterdayoommnnemo rated by the American residents in London, wvh met together at the -rnns of Court Hotel. 7b ...

... visited Lady Jane Hay at Walden Cottage. Their Royal Highnesses gave a concert at Marl- borough House in the evening. Independence Day was celebrated by the Americans yesterday. No telegrams are published in the morning papers of the celebrations in the ...

... otm both.sides, . e :Mn. 'BRIGIxo 5'ND INDEPENDENCE DAY - The following is 1the letter from Mr. Bright apologising for his inability to. be present at tbe. Liverpool American club celebration of, Independence Day- To Daniel James, Esq., American club ...