... THE CHILIAN AFFAIRS Great preparations are being made to cele- brate the National Independence Day on tbe 13th inst., after which date the country will in all probability resume its normal quietude. The members of tbe Junta have met in con- junction with ...

... me society s !or;ire_ that one ot them was entitled 'Should *> or land have an independence day?' U» h.. p ?? t that would be answered in the negative it an independence day was to lessen m» union wbicn n. k d oeen ao happily ot-_-«ut*d «- Mt .v H „ a ...

... manner the cotton cake ration shewed up most decidedly as the most economical one, and the maize meal as the most costly. Independence Day in America.— Tiie 4th of July stands out as incomparably the holiday of the year with all classes of Americans, and while ...

... were present at a reception given at Hyde Park-gate by Mrs. John Biddulph Martin on Saturday evening in celebration of Independence Day. A marriage is arranged between the Hon. Frank Egerton, second son of the Earl and Countess of Ellesmere, and Miss Curteis ...

... hung in the Church of the Sacred Heart at Montmartre. which, when rung, will be heard— so it is said- all over Paris. Independence-day was celebrated in Boston by. among other -demonstrations, a balloon ascent. The balloon ascended to a great height, ...

... African colonies a vote at the next congress, in the event of their joining the congress, waa adopted. The celebration of Independence-day in the United States was attended by two fatal balloon accidents. One of the aeronauts fell from a height of 100 feet ...