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... AMERICA New Tons, April 20.—Mr. Taft, the Sec rotary for War, has given orders to the trap to protect the inhabitants of New Laredo the American side of the Bio Grande) fna outrage. The latest intelligence from Meiim states that the Government have diipatcU ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Jan 31 —Mr. Morrison introduced Tariff Bill in House of Representatives to-day, imposing a duty of three cents per pound on oolfeo and fifteen cents per pound on ten, generally simplifyiug the tariff rates, and placing the free list ...
... AMERICA. Washing ton, March I.—The Senate has passed the Military Academy Bill, after restoring to their original amount the salaries of the professors, which had been reduced by the House of Representatives. The War Department report that two thousand ...
... AMERICA New York, May 11. —Connecticut has elected Mr. Barnum, the Demoeratic member of Congress, senator. SHIP AND MAIL NEWS. Philadelphia, May 10.—The Red Star steamer Nederland arrived to day. New York, May 11. The Hamburg American steamer Wieland ...
... AMERICA. Washington, June 12.—Mr. Blaine was suddenly taken ill last night, Mid remained insensible for about five hours. is now, however, recovering. ...
... AMERICA. Referring the Winslow case the Time* says This is not a question about which much excitement can arise. Whatever may our obligations under the Ashburton Treaty, they cannot be witkin British territory in defiance *,f Acts of Parliament. American ...
... AMERICA. WasmsciOK, May 31.—The United States Senate hat patted bill for the return to the Japanese Government of the Simonoaeki indemnity, which paid by Japan to the United States (and to several European States at the same time) some years ago, for ...
... AMERICA. New York, May s.—Gold closed at 112| ; the highest quotation during the day was 1121; the lowest, 112}. Exchange on London, 4*B7J. Five-twenty United States Bonds (1885), 11U. United States ditto, (1887), Five per Cent. Funded Loan, 117 g ; Central ...
... AMERICA. THE CENTE'iiiallaffil3MON. TIMILIDAY. Sir Edward Thornton, in his (platy as British goner to the Centennial Exhibition, gave a grand banquet last night in St. George's Hall, of this city. One hundred and seventy gusts were present, including ...
... AMERICA. Washington, April 21. - Ex- Attorney General Williams atutee privately that the 30,000 dols. which handed over by order of President Grant to Mr. Davenport, Chief Supervisor of the Elections in New York, were paid under the law to prevent aud ...
... AMERICA. WARRINGTON, FRIDAY. The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives has submitted a report to the House censuring the letter written by the Attorney-General Pierrepont to the district attorneys at the beginning of the Babcock trial, instruct ...
... AMERICA Tho Non York Herald says “The longer delay extradition the worse it will bo for the two countries. Lord Derby has mode the annouuoenient that negotiations arc now foot for new treaty, and if they threaten become protracted ho will endeavour to ...