... AMERICA FOE AMERICA What is America’s attitude to the urgent problem sne has set the world? Apparently Washington wants stable currencies—but not to-day. The programme of recovery at home must go forward America seems determined to test out her policy ...

... AMERICA. The House Committee of Foreign Affairs yesterday opened an inquiry, ordered the House, into General Schenck's connection with the Emma Mine. All the correspondence on the subject was furnished by the Secretary of State. General Schenck, in one ...

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... AMERICA. Washington, Feb. 25.—The Vice-President of the Republic, in his capacity as President of the Senate and the Speaker of House of Representatives, to-day signed the Silver Bill, whioh has now been submitted to Mr. Hayes. In the House to-day several ...

... AMERICA. PRESIDENT GRANT AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Washington, Thursday. President Grant, replying to a resolution of the House of Representatives, requesting him to give account of his executive proceedings during his absence from the seat of ...

... AMERICA. BLOWING UP HELL GATE. Philadelphia, Sept. 24.—The Hell Gate mine fired at 2*50 this afternoon without injury to the surrounding property. General Newton de> clares the explosion satisfactory. There were 52,2061b5. of explosives in the mfce, in ...

... AMERICA. York, May 2^.—ldtelligenoe from Panama, dated the 16th inst,, announces that tha oontraotconclnded between the representative of the International Canal Committee and tha Foreign Seoretary of Colombia has been signed and ratified. The concession ...

... AMERICA. (Per Peltier's Agency.) New York, Thursday.—The action the Emma Mine Company v. Park is being tried to-day. ...

... AMERICA. New York, Sunday.—Reports received here assert that the Mexicans have fired npon she town of San Felipe, in Texas, in retaliation for the pursuit of marauders by United States troops in Mexican territory, St. John's, New Brunswick, Saturday.— ...

... AMERICA. NEW Orleans, Sept. 2.-The fever continues with unabated violence all places affected. Four hundred cases of sickness and deaths have occurred amongst a total number of persons remaining at Port Gibson, Mississippi. Twelve hundred have fled, and ...

... AMERICA. Montreal, April 30.—While the Orange Young Britons and their friends were returning yesterday from concert, they were assailed by a mob of several hundred Catholic Unionists. Over a hundred shots were exchanged, and one Catholic was killed, several ...

... AMERICA. New York, Saturday.—The championship trophy was presented to the American team yesterday, tbe other teams being present. The Irish and Scotch teams were enthusiastically cheered. Twenty-seven deaths fromyellow fever occurred Savarnah yestorday ...