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... AMERICA. THE tide of war has now been fairly rolled back i to Washington, and the news from America which we publish this morning leaves the North, after a year of sanguinary conflicts and of immense pecu- niary sacrilices, in very much the same position ...
... AMERICA. REUEP.'S TLEIGRAM. THREE GREAT BATTLES. DEFEAT OF LEE. CAPTURE OF RICHMOND. The following telegrams appeared in our Second Edition of Saturday:- April 5, 'Noon. Official reports from General Grant to President Lincoln received on Sunday announced ...
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... AMERICA. ARREIVAL OF THE AUTRAELASIAN. LiVImi'OOL, Marcla 22. The Roysl Wail steamer Australasian, Captainmblcicken, firm New York on the lith inst., reached the Mersey at a late hour last evening. She bringssseventeen passengers, but no snecde. 'The ...
... AMERICA. (REUTmE's ExrsnXss.1 LiVERPOOL, Monday. The Royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Moodie, which left Boston on the 16th ?? on the 17th inst, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon. Telegraphic sum. maries of the news by this steamer have already ...
... AMERICA. By the Baltic steamer, 'Which reached Liverpool yester-I day, we have received our New York papers to November 22nd, on which day she left New York. The following are extracts from the New Ye-si Hepcsd of the 212nd:- Governor Wise arrived in ...
... convey any correct idea ef the public feeling in America, according to the accounts received by the steamer. On' her reaching America with the views of the British press on the President'a Message, and the earlier discussions Gf the Or-gon question, a feeling ...
... INTERVENTION a-, IN AMERICA. as, A Paris letter says it is reported that the Minister for g, Foreign Affairs has dlespatched another missive to the French embass i London, directing Count Flabault to re- new the proposls for intervention in America which were ...
... British America was 3,631,762 tons ; and the entrances from British America avere 3,193,193 tons; the total of 6,714,945 tons exceeding the tonnage of eight vessels em- ployed in trade with any other country. Of the clearances for British America 1,760 ...
... : ?? an z.0a.m. AMERICA. d.j Irf M ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. ro lt DISMISSAL OF THE ENGLISH MINISTER. e The Asia, Captain Lott, arrived at Liverpool n- from New York, yesterday morning, at a quarter to ly seven o'clock. She left New York on the 28th Iut., ...