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... received with much satisfaction, particularly by the American colony in the English metropolie, over whose celebration of Independence Day the sad event has cast • deep shadow of gloom ; and this satisfaction was increased when the morning papers appeared ...
... derived from profound sympathy of every grade of society in every civilised country all that can at present be offered. Independence Day has seldom dawned under sadder and more distressing conditions. have now entered the month of Ally, and are lon the downhill ...
... in most speculative descrip' tions did not exceed S1. The markets in the ?? States were all closed to-day, this being Independence Day. X Canadian railways were mostly neglected, butthei last prices were better than those at the opening. _ The variations ...
... telegraph* on nightAmsrica has passed a sorry July, the terrible event Washington restraining the ordinary celebration of Independence Day* The public feel more like holding a fast than a jubilee. financial circles the opinion expressed thpt what* ever may ...
... PRESIDENT. The Tina t Monday night-America bee pewnl a curry July, the terrible event rcettcining the ordinary celebration Independence Day. The public feel mm Ilka holding . bet then jubilee. In fln.nciel circles the opinion CApteeiud whatever any the remit ...
... American Markets wore closed on Saturday, and will not re-opened until Wednesday morning. Tho holidays aro in celebration of Independence Day. Tho following arc tho quotations for futures on Friday last: July It I Drerrnlier . 11 . Jeauanr.. 71c ; February 10 ...
... AMERICAN COTTON REPORTS. [special cable message.] oue own correspondent.l New Fork, Monday. This being Independence Day the Cotton Exchange was closed. . Subjoined are the receipts of cotton the American ports since Friday, with the corresponding figures ...
... the Liberal party are in the danger of doing; or as the Conservatives, regard them as lights which we are to make for INDEPENDENCE DAY in America, wt'ch is the I national anniversary of the issue of the Declaration of Independence en the 4th July, 1775 ...
... Monday, says >, ' America has passed sorry of July, the terribl event at Washington restraining the ordinary bration of Independence Day. The public feel like holding a fast than jubdee. &, financial cir T the opinion is expressed that whatever may 111 result ...
... and is as follows :—Precident slept two unbroken hours after miinight ; woke cheerful; watchers greatly encouraged. INDEPENDENCE DAY. Despatches from all the chief towns report a very quiet 4th cf July, with little or none of the usual celebrations, ...
... hopeful* t' the courage, calmness, and great vita patient. many of the States were issued the Governors as festival (Independence day) should with the changed circumstances. ? „ news of the attempt upon the press created profound sensation, ,at unanimous ...
... received with much satisfaction, particularly by the American colony in .the English metropolis, over whose celebration of Independence Day the sad event has cast a deep shadow of gloom; and tt is satisfaction was increased when the morning's papers appeared ...