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... AMERICA. Mr. Dallas, the United States' Ambassador in London, is named for the Presidency of the Union. EARTHQUAKE IN ECUADOR.—LOSS OF 5,000 LIVES. On the 22nd March an earthquake destroyed nearly the whole city of Quito. The damage is estimated at three ...
... AMERICA A very intertatiag item of news is brought by t&e but mail from America, as showing tbe l&rieocy with whicb President Johnson i> dispoeed lo treat tbe chiei* t-f the late re bel- li&o. On a deputaticn from Sooth Carolina waiting npon tbe President ...
... AMERICA. In the absence of the news from America for which we are all so anxiously looking, perhaps the most interesting item of intelligence is the financial report just | presented to the Federal Congress by Mr. Chase, Secretary i of the Treasury— a ...
... AMERICA. The Arabia has brought papers from New York to the ult. and 2e0,847 dollars in specie. The bill in the House Representatives, appropriating dollars to carry out the Gadsden treaty, had met with considerable opposition, and more was threatened ...
... AMERICA. New York, Feb. 17. —It is stated that the Confederates intend to make raid on the Federal position at Roanoke Island.—From the army of the Potomac it stated that the Confederates continue erect breastworks and dig rifle pits. There had been heavy ...
... AMERICA Charles-Town, M.frch 18. By letters from Penfacola, received by the Hilliborough packet, we are informed that the Indian Trader, Capt. Macmin, failed from that port the ad hiftant for London, having upwards of 20,000 1. lterling value on board ...
... AMERICA. The Asia has brought us advices from New V v :o the ;ith met. The schooner Susan, which recenH,, «aHd from Mobile with a party of Filibusters, was wreck *i on a reef on its coast of British Honduras, and her Fin . tuster passengers Beached Belize ...
... AMERICA. MR. BUCHANAN ELECTED PRESIDENT. The arrival of the Atlantic has placed us in V°f~ session of the results of the Presidential contest in «* United States. In the sixteen free States, the P°P j?! vote, as correctly as circumstances had permitted ...
... AMERICA. •1 , . , C \ T amved at Liverpool on Sunday, with dates from New York to the 27th ult. Sir Allan M Nab, present Prime Minister of Canada, was a passenger by the Africa. r ° An Anti-Maine Law meeting had been held at Albany-, at which there was ...
... AMERICA Charles -Town, (South-Carolina,) Nov. to. They write from Weft-Florida of the ,9th pait, that the whole number of Cho_laws that inufter- «d to go out againft the Creeks were upwards ot 800, but they all returned without feeing the enemy, except ...
... AMERICA. Neut Yokk, Nov. 25.— The New York Times says that the Federal Government have no. ground for de- manding the surrender of the crew of the Shenandoah, ihe American Consul s acceptance of the surrender of the Shenandoah as a war vessel, precludes ...
... AMERICA. The Central American Difficulty is (says the Daily Netos) confidently stated to have received a satisfactory solution in a convention and treaty said to have been concluded between Honduras and Great Britain. The leading features of the arrangement ...