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... FROM AMERICA TO AMERICA row Years ego the Wednesbory firm of Newman. Tubes Ltd, Noirkesd-road, Weduesbury, beon to make electrically welded tubs. by the um of an American mill widen is said to produce tubing at the rate of 150 feet a minute. Although ...
... AMERICA. New YOWL. May 27. The only intdligence to-day from Grant's army is a statement by Set.reAry Stanton that there were important movements yesterday morning which cannot be made public. Many unfavourable reports from the army of the Potomac which ...
... AMERICA first council of Roman Catholic bishops ever held the province of New York assembled on the Ist instant, at New York. The IVeiv York Journal of Commerce notices the reaction which was exhibiting itself in the immigration traffic. It says:— have ...
... AMERICA. The United States Attorney-Genera has decided that t is no departure from neutrality for the citizens of a neutral State . sil belli-erents, gunpowder, arms, munitions, or any other a o merchandise contraband war, or for the mercbant ships of ...
... the Senate: _ The United States of America, es.—The Senate of the United States to Andrew Johnson, President of the United States, greeting. Whereas, the House of Representatives of the United States or America did, on the 4th day of March, exhibit ...
... AMERICA. New Toil Nov. 27. The New York marts that 2,000 , 00 0 bales of ootton are said to be stored at Atlanta, which General Bragg will have great difficulty in removing before °emend Grant reaches the city. President Davis reviewed General Lees army ...
... AMERICA, New Tom, May 13.—A cable despatch from Lon, don. published by the Ness York Tribune yesterday, elated that an alliance against the United States was being formed between Great Britain, France, and Spain. The report, although of course very generally ...
... AMERICA. A Wachington letter c 'Mains the tAlowing in reference to the mission of Lord l.ons ' Whatever may be the suppositions produced by the arrival of Lord Lyons in America, it is now almost certain that he does not bring with him any message calculated ...
... AMERICA. By the arrival of the Nia4rara we are put in peenssion of news from Boston to the 20th ult., and Halifax to the 21st ult. The York Herald publishes in fall the new tariffs of the Southern arid the United States. It praises the former, but °condemns ...
... AMERICA. You'', March 241 (Evening.) The expedition which left Vicksburg has captured Fort de Rus-y tn the Red River, witn 11 guns and 300 prisoners. This, it is said, will enable Admiral Porter's ilset to proceed without i•ppositicrn to Alexandria. Forrest's ...
... AMERICA A Paris writes that the Statements published in the American press concerning the alleged sale art collectors statuarr purporting to have come from tho catedral Red ms have naturally aroused considerable interest. One particular purchase, which ...
... AMERICA. A telegraphic communication from Baltimore of the says :—By the boat from Norfolk we have the most awful account of the ravages of the yellow fever that city yet received. A letter from Dr. Morris says that there were no less than 64 deaths in ...