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... YELLOW FEVER IN AMERICA. Tag yellow fever seems as deadly as ever. There is no abatement of its ravages in the infected cities. The North is still generously responding to the distressing cries for help. From New York alone thousands of &liars go every ...
... FEARFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN AMERICA. Tux cable-annonnoed accident on the Western Railway, near Hartford, Connecticut, is des. cribed in detail in the American papers of the 17th instant, just received. A train drawn by two locomotives was conveying one ...
... THE YELLOW FEVER EPIDEMIC AMERICA. Tas Americarpapers received give details reepeeting tile spread of yellow t een , is the • bouthern States of North Ame e i nn , Reaidenta of the infected districts were fle e i ng to Washington and to other elates outside ...
... Moville, County Doneg il, Ireland, and came to America, in 1817. lie I inded in New York, and slier• ly made an extensive Southern ' tour to Cuba and the be s t portions of South America. On his return he settled in Frederick, Md., where he was known as the ...
... follows : —Last night I supped with a party of naval officers who had received orders to proceed this morning, via France, to America, for the purpose of taking charge of the cruisers which are being purchased there. rreus them I learned that operations of ...
... obt 4ined evidenze of id-ntiticat ion. YELLOW FkVi.4. IN AMERICA. Tits America papers to band give saddening details of the ravage+ , caused by the yellow fever in the Southern States of America. The mortality is deseribed terrible. fn Grenada' • small ...
... died at LEADVILLE, COLORDO, 11.5., an Irishman named DANIEL DOGHERTY, about 60years of age, twenty-five of which he spent in America. Daniel Dogherty was about five feet eleven inches in height, and of fair complexion : was a native of the County Fermanagh ...
... sanction of the Russian Government, and subscriptions are pouring in without abatement. Russian agents are still active in America and th.i formal declaration of w.O is waited for with the utmost impatience by thoee who have taken service in the privateers ...
... the commander of the Cimbria was the Russian Commissioner of the Centennial Exhibition, and haa travelled extensively in America. lie admits that the Russians are preparing to attack the British at sea in the event of and said he had assumed the command ...
... at LEADVILLE, COLORDO, U.S., an Irishman named DANIEL DOOHERTY, about 50 years of axe, t wenty-five of which h,• opent in America. Daniel Dogherty was about five feet eleven inches in height, and of fair complexion was a native of the County Fermanagh ...
... that it was arising and growing vigorous in the New World. But over all this there came a gloom —a gloom which spread over America and Canada, showing the bond of sympathy which exists among those who follow the faith of Christ; and the event which this ...
... seven months of this year is larger than for many years, the increase being chiefly due to the importation of live stock from America. The total number of oxen and bulls received was 104,602, as against 74,684 in the period of last year ; but it is noticeable ...