... 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 ...

... AMERICA, Washington, Ang. 2. —President Grant has sent message to the Senate enclosing copy of his letter to the Governor of South Caroline declaring the (hooting of -negro militiamen at Hamburg to be wanton, cruel, and unprovoked outrage, end repetition ...

... AMERICA. INSURRECTION IN BAN DOMINGO. New York, Ang. 12. The New York rapere announce that an insurrection ha* iroken oat in the northern part San Domingo. Buaineae wee paralysed. Cibao declared to be in a state of siege. SOUTH AFRICA. Plymodth, 12.—The ...

... AMERICA Philadelphia, Aug. 20.—Fifty-six thousand six hundred and fifteen persons were admitted payment to the Centennial Exhibition yesterday. General Grant was among the visitors. The International rowing matches begin next Monday. Calcutta, Aug. 24 ...

... AMERICA. Washington, Aug. 9. —The Home of Bepresentalives his postponed the consideration of the bill for reciprocity treaty between the United States and Canada until December next. BBOEBURYNESS CAMP. The A Battery d.techmuit of tbs First Midlothha Ediabugb ...

... AMERICA, Ang. 17.-Mr. Cameron, the Secretary for'War. acting by General Grant direction and in accordance with the resolution of the House of Representatives condemning the outrages the Southern States, has ordered General Sherman to hold all avadable ...

... AMERICA. THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACES. Philadelphia, Aug. 29. —The International boat races commenced to day. For the race for the Amateut Championship, seven beau were rowed off to-day, three of which were contested by representatives trom the Universities ...

... AMERICA. Mr. .John Bright has been elected an honorary member of the Boston Free Trade Club and has replied to the notification of Ins election follows House of Commons, London, July C, 1576. —William Downio, Esq., I‘resident, Free Trade Club, Boston ...

... AMERICA, (From our own The American Exhibition.—Dom Pedro (His Majesty the Emperor of Hraril). —The American Exhibition and Fourth of July.—An Celebration of the Nation’s Indei»endence.—Half Million Strangers in the City. (Midnight), 4th July. ! At Sunrise ...

... AMERICA. Washington, Ado. 10.— All differences respecting the principal appropriation bills have been settled by compromise between the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Democratic majority in the State of Alabama now exceeds 40,000 votes. ...

... AMERICA. ■Washington, Adg. 2.—President Granft, ha* sent message to the Senate enclosing & copy his letter to the governor of South CarolinJh declaring the shooting of negro militiamen at' Hamburg to be wanton, cruel, and unprovoked outrage, and a repetition ...

... AMERICA. DEATH OF THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. New York ¢Synday. The Hon. Michael C. Kerr, Speaker of the House ew died yesterday evening at Roc Virginia, ...