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... AMERICA. Mr. Secretary Bosheen, to order to saes the motley ordered the immediate of 5,000,000 doUars od hoods sad the sale of 5,000,000 dollars of gold ae Illoadey, besides the regular moathly seder. The Joist American sad English has adjouree4 until ...

... AMERICA. CONFLICT BETWEEN WHITES AND NEGROES. Nair You, TOISDAT. A conflict has occurred at Col:abatis, Lonisiana, between the white and black factions. Six leaders of the negro party have been arrested and lynched by the whites. MONDAY. The Cuban insurgents ...

... AMERICA New York, April 4, Evening.—(Per Bohemian.) General Grant baa placed battery of 81-poondora beyond the Levee, in position to reach Vickabnrg eaaity, and is abont to open the bombardment. Vitzhngh Lee's cavalry, 2,500 strong, are reported to at ...

... AMERICA. New York, Auo. 3. —The Democrats have carried the Kentucky elections, A Democratic m iss meeting in New York denounced President Grant’s administration, accusing it of neglecting properly to protect the rights of naturalised Irish citizens, and ...

... AMERICA. New York, July 4.—A few leaders of the Cuban fillibusters have been committed for trial and the remainder have been discharged. Colonel Ryan and 300 men are still uncaptured. Terrible floods have occurred in Northern Missouri and Kansas, and ...

... AMERICA. The later commercial advices from New York io-dsy report partial reaction the Stock market, Jmt no alteration io general business, Attention was entirely abeorbed by the expectation of accounts of renewal of the attack on Charleston, where the ...

... AMERICA. Nnw York. Dac. (Per Union).—A telegram received from Washington, yesterday, declares that the rumours relative the reduction of the regular army are unfounded. General Grant had not reoommrn led any such measure, and does not consider reduction ...

... AMERICA. A second edition of the Morning Herald publishes letter from Manhattan, the ooorse of which mentions the serious fall in the prices of dry goods, and dwells on the determination of all classes to have war with England and France, to drive the ...

... AMERICA Major-Geiieral Butler has acting with vigour at Fort Monroe. had made a reconnaissance between the James and York Risers, far the Confederate pickets. Three slaves, the ro P Colonel Mallory, commander of the Confederate forces, near Hampton, had ...

... AMERICA. New York, Junb 3.—The Canard steam ship Aleppo arrived out 3 p.m. to-day. The steamers leaving today for Europe take out 1,300,000 dula. in specie. Closing prices -Gold. 140; sterling exchange London 110 i ; 5-20 United State* Bonds, 1882, 112* ...

... AMERICA, Halifax, Dec. 21.—The Inman Royal mail steamer City of Cork arrived here to-day, all well. ...