... U.S. INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day will be celebrated in London, with more than usual festivity. To-morrow afternoon Mrs. Choate will be Home receive large number of American citUcns. In the evening there will be a banquet at the Hotel Cecil, where ...

... place. To-day for the first tame in the history of the American Navy an American man-of-war will in British waters on Independence Day. The result that somewhat delicate position is produced, as the “Brooklyn will certainly fire the usual national ...

... they were very exhausted when The yacht went down, together with some valuable on boarJ. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN LONDON. Americans in London celebrated Independence Day with great enthusiasm Saturday. All places of business connected with United States were ...

... trial. At Plymouth and Devonport to-day an international compliment was paid to the United States by the observance of Independence Day. The circumstance which led to this is the presence in Plymouth Sound of the Monongohela,” an American training ship ...

... occasions they are not to rivalled. From the latest papers from America find a tone almost approaching disappointment that Independence Day had not been productive of the ual number of firework accidents. Without some explanation there would evidently signs ...

... was Birmingham on July 4th. “They told rno there,” said tho great man, that they didn't know anything about America's Independence Day, and I took the liberty of telling them some cold, bard facta in connection therewith, and they didn’t like it a bit ...

... in Lor'd Mayor presides at a meeting connection with Qnesa Victoria Clergy i'.nd. Manrion House, 3. American Society's Independence Day bonqnet. Lord Mayor presides at the festiral dinner of the Boys HOW, Victoria Institute (annual), d.3oj Rojsl Institution ...

... ACCIDENT. Boston*, J uly A balloon ascent which took place here to-day in connection with tha festivities on the occasion of independence Day, had fatal termination, two persons being killed and third seriously injured. The balloon, after ascending considerable ...

... Mayoress, holds a reception to-morrow afternoon at the Mansion House between three and five o’clock. In celebration of Independence Day, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln received large number of American ladies and gentlemen at the American Legation, 2, Cromwell Houses ...

... Certainly some opportunity should be takes for reciprocating such demonstrations of good will. It would naturally occur when Independence Day comes round, on July 4. The United Statee is now in a period of rough weather, in which the friendliness the British ...

... truth in the report that Sampson Iras now forced the entrance the harbour. The temptation to score decisive success on Independence Day is one which no American seaman is likely to resist, and General Shafter’s force is so gravely committed on shore that ...

... that he can have exposed himself to a repulse, under the desire to gratify the country by the sensation of a victory on Independence Day. , That the attack now proceeding has its is certainly felt at Washington, where it was expected that Gen. Shatter would ...