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... meeting of ths feets was directed agaibst America. (Interrip- tion.) I believe that the Amorican people is great enough not to be intimidated by blank shots fired oil the coasts of France and England But America is young and perhaps badly brought up. She ...
... AMERICA. I ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF PARIS. iMrELnoOL, Friday. The Inman screw steamer City of Paris, Captain James Kennedy, which sailed from New York on the 16th, has arrived. She brings 380 paesengers and $133,240 in specie Rear-Admiral Dhilgrenhad been ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THlE COUBA Lrvsusswooa, Mon(lay. The Royal Mail steamship Cuba, Captain James Stone, w]iiel sailed from New York on the 26th uJ3., reached the Mlei sey about ten o'clock this morning, bringing 49 passen- ge's and OSO,666 dols. in specie ...
... AMERICA. (IREusma'e EXPnEsS.) Lv=nPooa, Tuesday. The Canadian mail screw steamer Nova Scotia, Captain Wylie, from Quebec on the 28th ult., arrived in the Mersey ils evening, after a splendid run. The news was tele- Praplied from Moville, and has already ...
... Elevenith Sectrion of tile Act of Congress, inlituled ' Air Act to interdietkheCoroamcr- ciii Intercourse ?? the Ulited States of.America and *Great lint-al andFrance, and thit -dependeDpcie, and for oticir, purposes,' that irs case either Fiance ocr ?? shall ...
... AMERICA. The British and North American Royal Mail Steam-ship He libernia, Captain J. Stone, which sailed from Boston on the 23rd ult., and Halifax on the 25th, was telegraphed off 's Holyhead early on Monday afternoon, and reached the It Mersey with ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BOSTON, [BaLrran's ExrnrEss.3 Livpnroor, Feb. 14. The Innian screw steamer City of Boston, Captain Kennedy, from New ?? on the 3rd inst., reached the Mtersey shortly after eight o'clock this morning, bringing 121 passengers ...
... AMERICA. ?? striko at Sherluan's communications at a point much further llorth ttlall tllcy expecte(i. ID his aeldress to Cheathan,'s division of liood's amly he told them their feet would soon be pressirg homev ard. WVe are possibly r.bout to vitness ...
... AMERICA. Nnw YoRK, April 20. The official reports from General Sherman confirm the story of the manssacre at Fort Pillow. The place was taken after a comparatively slight resistance, during which about 150of the garrison, were killed and wounded, and ...
... AMERICA. Tim renewed activity of GEd. GRANT before Richmond arises perhaps rather from the notion that something must be attempted than from a convic- tion that anything can be effectually done towards the capture of the Confederate capital during the ...
... I AM'ERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Lrvxi'i-oor,, Friday. The Innian scrow steamer City of Loudon, ,ap- tain Mirellouse, which sailed from New Yolk oi tile 29tll inst., reached the Mersey about elevenl o'clock this anorn- ing, after several hours' ...
... AMERICA. _- _ n- o 1 - C1 . . 39ew York jolirnahi of the 19th nit, have arrived. TMe Icilowiog ?? in thle -?rue~ York Herald of that dlate, vwder the head of THE SITUATION. Di~cial intelligence ha been received that General Ban11ks hed ccuped ewnirke ...