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... AMERICA. The siege of Vera Cruz was raised ou the 21st ult., after the bombardment had done damage amounting to a million sterling. Miramon, it is said, was compelled to retreat by his want of provisions and ammunition. He had also lost 2,000 of the 5 ...
... after having attained high fame in America, paid a visit to England, leaving the youngest son, John Wilkes, in the States, wl.ile Miss Booth was man-it Ito Mr. J. S. Clarke, the well-lciowii low comedian of America. Edwin n ade bis deb, it at the Haymarket ...
... AMERICA. According to the latest advices, the Presideut'3 message had not been delivered, and the time when we may expect .0 receive it is as uncertain as ever, though it is said that the I resident, wearied by the repeated delays, had resolveain any ...
... that the United States of America, conscious of their glorious calling as well as of their power, declared by this unparalleled act to be resolved to become the protectors of human rights—to sec a powerful vessel of America coming to far Asia to break ...
... AMERICA. The House of . Speaker, and an election seems no n lftS t Zp, jj when the session first opened. * &nW* ...
... AMERICA. LATEST NEWS. New York, Nov. 23.—The Neio Orleans Herald of the 22nd says the liberation of the crew of the Shenandoah caused a hostile feeling towards England at Washington. A writer in the Herald s&ys Government must demand the crew from England ...
... AMERICA, New York, June 25, 4 p.m, — The defence of the prisoners in the conspiracy trial has commenced. Their counsel endeavours to prove alibis. General Washburn states that the story of the negroes attempting to kill Federal soldiers in Memphis was ...
... AMERICA. FEDERAL GKUMBLINGJB AGAINST ENGLAND. By the arrival of the steamship Africa we have advices from New York to Jane 22nd. The following is ■ ■nm^uary of the news : — Mr g*rd has informed Mr. Welles that France and Enuland haJ withairawn their ...
... AMERICA. LATEST NEWS. New York, Aug. 8. The Government has instructed the military authorities in Texas to continue to observe strict neutrality in the contest between the Imperialists and R is reported to be restored. Coloured garrisons have been placed ...
... AMERICA. The Arabia, with dates from New York to Oct. 2nd, arrived last Saturday. The latest accounts stated that Rosecrana's position was unaltered, but he had been reinforced by 1800 men. The situa• tion at Charleston was also unchanged. The reported ...
... England and America. In this spirit he was directed to perform his da- ! ties. Blr. Johason expressed pleasure at Her Majesty's friendly sentiments, and siaid that the interests of civilisa- tion and humanity required that England and America ?? should ...
... AMERICA. New-York, Aug. i. We hear that a few years ago, an Indian man came into a houfe at Rariton, in this province, and took notice of a woman who was very corpulent. Thi. appearance made him fuppofe that Ihe was near her time. He was told that a fimple ...