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... AMERICA. New York, Monday.— The Peruvian roprexen tatlre in this city received advices from bts Govern meat which state that in ewnnequence ef the blockade Callao by the Chilians the Pemvian Gevernment has declared all minor porta roadsteads between Casrua ...
... AMERICA ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ...
... AMERICA CHILIAN VJCTOKY AT (BKlTEft'e TELCO RAMS. Atp.ct, Detewbes (By Teltgrapb from l.iaboc.l—Later deapatches here state that the news of the Chilian victory over the Peruvians and Bolivians Tarapaca is com* pletely The battle, it is added, very sanguinary ...
... AMERICA TELEGRAMS.) Rio Jaseiro, Mat 12 (Bi Teleobaph from Lisbon). —The following 'leupatch haa Ijeen received here Saati«*odeObUi. Mav 4th-Three d.visio&a Chilian are now Buenavlgti, itnated at the River Snni(W,27 mile* from Tacna, awaiting the arrival ...
... AMERICA, Washikctos-. Tjuisdat —la to-day'• sitting the Senates bill was introduced instructing the J udlciary Committee submit Congress a hill authorising the pat meet of compensation out the Geneva award fond* to persons whose ships were destroyed by ...
... AMERICA. Four thousand two hundred ami -lu'c emicranta landed at Castle Ganlen, Non *' * on Wednesday week. The steamer (••dlcrl at quarantine, with more, are hem), vaccinated, one case of small pox h.ivmj; ..eeoiro.. board. The total arrivals m May were ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Friday. The Bureau of Statistics reports that 21,614 immigrants arrived in New York last month, against 5,965 in March, 1879. The number of immigrants during the tint quarter of the year was 35,825. San Francisco, Thursday. The committee ...
... AMERICA. The New York correspondent the Standard savs that (ieneral Ulysses Grant vvillhenominate I to y HUocced>lrJlsyeainthel'rcsKlentiildiairmt that he will occupy that distinguished post for third term appears now to very improbable. The most careful ...
... AMERICA. Mr. Matthew Lynch, who was killed last week in New Mexico by falling tree, left an estate of over 4,000,000 dollars. He was a Philadelphian, a Roman Catholic, and bachelor, who fought through the civil war, and at its close went New Mexico with ...
... AMERICA, Up to the present, through want of money, the League has been obliged to confine its operations chiefly to a few counties. The purposes for which the funds are needed arc : (Ist) To enable the League to spread its organisation throughout the ...
... AMERICA. Sheehan's buat of Tom Moore, the poet, was placed in position, May the margin the lake near the Fifth-avenue entrance Central Park, New York. After more than ballots. General Grant, though obtaining the highest number votes, did not get enough ...