... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN TUE UNITED STATES. TUNAS]. — The impressiveness an d enthusiasm of to-day'scelebrition exceed the most san. tunic expectations. The city is thronged with people, and houses are hidden with bunting. After the review of troops the ...

... have passed since their great grandfathers, and ours, were engaged against one another, and the Centenary Celebration of Independence day finds the two peoples less unfriendly than ever they have been since that time, and for long years previously. Upon the ...

... 000 .„ 397,000 1875.— 97.000 377.000 62,000 536,000 The New York Exchange was closed yesterday, on account of the Independence Day holidays. ...

... 000 22,000 397,000 1875 97,000 377.000 62,000 536,000 The New York Exchange was closed yesterday, on account of the Independence Day holidays. ...

... tcee seemed to enter into the minds of listener or speaker, but Americana and Britishers welcomed the celebration of Independence Day as if there had been no bitter memories attached to it a century ago, and no rivalry since, no Alabama, no Geneva Convention ...

... Cotton Exchange was closed on Saturday, and will not be opened until Wednesday, owing to the holidays in connection with Independence Day. STOCKS CONTINENTAL PORTS. June 29, 1876. American. Indian. Others. Total. Bremen 46,500 4,410 3,230 54,140 Amsterdau ...

... the Stars and Stripes were hoisted on aiecip.to. at Richmond for the first time since the outbreak °[ t6Coui( >°- Independence Day was celebrated tnrougnout the Union In strict accordance with the programme. r atriotlc services were held in In ...

... Government being absolutely powerless, and the situation of the Christiana in Turkey becoming more and more alarming. “INDEPENDENCE DAY IN THE UNITED Now Tom. July 4. The celebration of the centenary commenced last night with processions, illuminations ...

... gentlemen dined together on Tuesday evening at the Westminster Palace Hotel to celebrate the centennial anniversary of Independence Day. Colonel Hoffman, Charge d'Affaires, occupied the chair, and amongst the guests were the Lord Mayor, and the newlyappointed ...

... hundred years' history, and hopeful for the future, they joined with marvellous unanimity in the celebration of this famous Independence Day, pouring out copious libations to the gods, firing cannon and ringing church bells in honor of the work of our Fathers ...

... characteris'ie of modern days, certain it is that in every resort on the Continent where tourists most do congregate Independence Day has become something more than a mere occasion for mutual con- gratulation' amongst wandering Americans. The principal ...

... ptople of the United States for our seeming apathy to their great celebration of what in history is proudly . called Independence DAy. Very few persons indeed can have read the message from the German Emperor to President Grant, congratulating the Great ...