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... AMERICA. NEW YORK, Dbc. 22nd, Evening. Cabinet crisis has occurred in Washington. ' The Republican members of the Senate in a body declared their want of confidence the governi ment, action being principally directed against Seward. Seward immediately ...
... AMERICA. BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBDRGH. — TWO FEDIfcEALGENERALS KILLED AND FIVE OTHEBS WOUNDED.— FOUR HUNDRED CONFEDERATES TAKEN PRISONERS. The City of Manchester steamer has brought a telegram dated New York, Dec. 15, Morning. Thia telegram, which comes ...
... AMERICA. Monday the steam-ship Africa arrived in the Mersey, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. She sailed front New York the I'Jth lilt. She brought news of the Pacific : there is now but tiie faintest hope for the ...
... AMERICA New-York, A'cv. y. Captain Sheldon, from Kewfoundlar.il, in f ventecn days, informs us, that a (hip from Philadelphia was j till arrived there, and that Governor Pal lifer had lately con- demned there a French (hip anil cargo, wliich lie found ...
... AMERICA. from Game's New York Gazetteer, of Monday, July 31, 1775. Albany, July 12. On Sunday laft,about one o'clock, P. M. Major General Schuyler arrived here from New York ; he was received upon his landing by the Mem- bers of the General Committee ...
... AMERICA. THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCER. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1863 The latest news from America reports, in reference to the siege of Charleston, that Fort Sumter is in ruins and that the Federals have commenced shelling the city. This indicates a progress ...
... AMERICA. LEEDS intelligencer. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1863. President Lincoln adheres to his emancipation proclamation, and it is said that he about to extend its provisions to all the states, with the distinction that in the loyal slave states compensation ...
... AMERICA. Charlef.own, South - Carolina, April 8. Theie are on board four of the lhips now outward bound for England, no lefs than 215,5851b. of indico, and 235 hhds. 232 bundles, ic. of deer (kins, befides fugars, andother valuable commo- dities; and ...
... AMERICA. Charles-town, South Carolina, Sept. tt. A few days ago a Chief of the Oneida Indians ar- rived here from the Cherokee country, attended by five or fix bf his own countrymen, and about »o Cherokees. He has been on an Embaffy to the feveral Tribes ...
... AMERICA. The impression that affairs in America were at length approaching a crisis proves to have been well- founded. The obstinacy with which the North has persisted in a course opposed alike to justice and common sense is recoiling upon itself. Hitherto ...
... AMERICA. From tbt _onn ecticut .our ant of June IJ, 1780 Hertford, June 13. His Excellency General Walh- ?? _ _P ointed Lieutenant-General of hit Moft Chriftian Majefty's troops in America, and Vice- Admiral of the White Flag, an honour rarely con- torted ...
... AMERICA ( Continued from Page Q.J By the arrival of the Canadian steamer Jura, which sailed from Quebec on the 17th iust, and the steamer City of New York, which sailed from New York on the 16th inst., we have a few days' later news from America, but ...