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... - .9- AMERICA. NEW YORKc, fAlncn. 0. The Greenbank Convention in Connectlout has passed'a resolution demanding the repeal of the Rlesumption Ant, and the substitution of green- backs for national bank notes, making thern receiv- able for all publio uses ...
... AMERICA. is. GENERAL SOHERCK. etbn N7WASHMOTON, MMuon 18. Il Mr. Fish has made a communication to the Of Foreign Committee of the House of Representa. 'I tieas respecting General Sohenok's resignation, ano )n- cording to which General Schenck telegraphed ...
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... AMERICA. PRESIDENT GRANYS MESSAGE. WAsmIvGTOx, DEc. 5. President Grant's message to Congress was pre- sented to-day. In his opening remarks he alluded to his political inexperience when called to the Presidency, and admits the mistakes his Adminis- tration ...
... AMERICA. PHILADELPHIA, April 7.—The House of Representa- tives has passed the bill already passed by the Senate reducing the President's salary to 62,1,000 after March, 1877. Secretary C h arid ler, Attorney- Genei-al Pierrepoiit, and General Babcock ...
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... AMERICA. WASHINGTON, Monday.—Mr Dana has wiitten a letter in which he declines to submit any question affecting his honour to the Senate Committee now considering his nomination to the post of United btates Minister to England. The Judiciary Committee ...
... AMERICA, I. . .. in .- _ TV 9 / WASTrsciTOc, April 3 N-Mr. Robson, the Secre- tary of the Navy, bns received ?? from 1latmore:s of yesterday's date aennouicing ithat the insurgents -under Diaz had obtained losseession of the city after meeting only with ...
... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS, REUTER'S AGBNCT PRESS ASSOCIATION, AND CENTRAL NEWS.) AMERICA. WASHINGTON, Tuesday.—A Joint Committee ot Congress has been formed, to prepare a measure pro. viding a mode of carefully counting the votes of the presidential ...
... I AMERICA. I (From our own Corresvondent,) PHILADELPHIA, 80TE OCT. The most potent subject during this exciting political crisis is the Southern War claims. It seems to me that American correapondents for British newspapers are apt to fall into the ...