... reply to the toust ot his health at a dinner given by the American Society in London on Tuesday night in celebration of Independence Day, expressed his appreciation of the honour of being the representative of the United States ai the Court of a Sovereign ...

... consequence of the imposition of new municipal taxes. The gendarmes charged the rioters, and several arrests were made Independence Day was celebrated by Americans in London with great enthusiasm on Saturday. ...

... TWO MEN KILLED. A balloon ascent which took plaoe Boston on the in connection with the festivities on the occasion of Independence Day had a fatal termination, two persons being killed outright and a third seriously injured. The balloon, after ascending ...

... effective means for its destruction have been devised. A man has been tried at Stamford, Connecticut, charge having, on Independence Day, violently objected to the display British flag. The accused, it appeared, drew pistol ou the occasion. . . It is reported ...

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