... feeling that the suppression of the Budget des Cieles would be regarded as a Roman Catholic victory. The 4th of July, Independence Day, was energetically celebrated throughout the United States on Monday. There were several accidents of various kinds, ...

... en1joyed themselves until sunset. lo ScHonAns' TtniAT.-The aununl treat to the scholars to attending the Berry-lane Independent Day and Sunday to Schools took place on Saturday, In beautifal weather. he The scholars mustered in large numbers in the school ...

... excitement prevails, and sympathy with the Transvaal Boers is openly manifested. The Volksraad meets on the 17th inst., and Independence Day is the 23rd. There is very little doubt that the Dutch of the Free State are already helping the Boers, and that considerable ...

... yesterday morning. Mtuch anxiety is felt as to the action of the Free State. The Vollcsrsad meets on the 17th inst., and Independence Day is the23rd. A& large party is likely to propose to give active help to the Beers of the Tran-. vaal. In that case the ...

... before hearing the reasons Whic be reader Greece unable to accept the Turkish proposas. Thi A review will be held on Independence Day, tlse 6th Me. inst., of tlscee'idsantry regiments nowv left in the capital, of four batteries of artillery, a .squadron ...

... Government with regard to the Porte's last proposal. A review of the troops now remaining in the capital will be held on Independence Day, the 6th inat, SUNDAY EvmriNG.-The Hellenic Government to-day despatched oirculare to the Greek representatives abroad ...

... decision before holzi the reasons which render Greece unable S£ accept the Turkish proposal. A review will be held on Independence Days. 6th inst., of the thre infantry -egints no.f left in the capital, four battalions ,f artilery, squadron of cavalry, ...

... formally communicated to the Hellenic Government to-day. REVIEW AT ATHENS. ATHENS, April 4.-The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the .6th inst., was held to-day in the presence of the King and Queen, the Royal children, and 8,ooo spectators. The ...

... formally communicated to the Hellenic Government to-day. REVIEW AT ATHENS. ATHENS, April 4.-The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the .6th inst., was held to-day in the presence of the King and Queen, the Royal children, and S,ooo spectators. The ...

... formally ] 3communicated to the Hellenic Government yesterday. WE learn from Athens that the review ori- ginally fixed for Independence Day, the 0th, was held on Monday in the presence of the King and I Queen. The troops on the ground numbered 4,510, I besides ...

... of 35,000 francs in aid of the distressed inhabitants. _ _ GREECE. ATHENS, Anr-3 4. : The review originally fixed for Independence Day, tho 6th o inst., was held to-day in the presence of the King end Queen, the Royal children, and-l eight thousand spectators ...

... believe that the Cabinet of Athens will reconsider this hastv decision. TEE GREEK ARMY. The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the -6th iLst., was held on Monday in the presence of the King and Queen, the royal children, and eight thousand spec- ...