... BRITAIN AND AMERICA: AMERICA AND BRITAIN U.S. Visitors' Speeches to Barnstaple Grammar School Girls CO-OPERATION FOR A BETTER WORLD If I have in any way made you a little more familiar with the American educational system, and as a consequence with ...

... AMERICA NEW YORK., Nov. (Eveniup). The Preside lial election has passed off quietly Abrah°m Lincoln has carried ail ihe States except Jersey, Kentucky, and Delaware. His majority is 225,0C0 votes. M’t majority, in New York city 37,000. Two-thirds the ...

... AMERICA. Washington, July 15. General Grant bas issued a proclamation ordering the elections in Mississippi to be held on the 30th November. separate vote will be taken upon the sections of the new State Constitution, which provide for the enforcement ...

... AMERICA. SURRENDER OF FORT SUMTER. Southampton, Friday.—The •tcamer New York, Oaptain Van Santen. from New York on the I4ih inst., baa arrived off Co wee She brings 1,000 dollars in specie for England, and 177 passengers. The New York papers contain the ...

... AND AMERICA. The Kaiser and Great Britain. PARIS. Satmd►y. Badmill. the thief of the special soli= glide represented the Emperor William at Paure's fimentl, was intesvirwed by • teeter today. The Rinses repreessited to lose said : can you that Anew. blandly ...

... AMERICA And the Pirates. PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS .1.. » A Straight Vote. ——— NO COMPROMISE. CRITICAL SITUATION. TEUTONIC PLOT, Emissaries of the Enemy j Working a '' Lobby/ Washington, Thursday. The Italian Ambassador conferred with Mr ...

... AMERICA. OPERATIONS AT VICKSBTTRG. THE FEDERALS REPORTED AT SHELBYVILLE. (Per Edinburgh). New York, Fes. 6. The third editions of the Richmond papers contain no comments whatever on the Charleston affair. The southern journals of the 2nd, assert that ...

... AMERICA. Southampton, Sept. 4.—By the United States’mail steam* ship Arago, Captain Lines, which arrived off Cowes this morning with the French and English mails, en route to Havre, we have dates from New York to the 33rd nit. The Arago brings 123 passengers ...

... AMERICA. The New York Times says: The United SUJ«O«bt to have an Atlantic Cable of their own, and sugge-ts that should be connected with Germany. v, ra York July 29.-Gold closed at 130* sterling; Exchange on ndo ittn QBG7) 1212; ( 2 'Cotton 10-40 gSf ...

... AMERICA. NEW YORK, March 18, Noon.—lt is eported that Mr. Stanton, apprehending a guerillas raid upon the Waroffice from Virginia, has ordered the garrison of Washington to be held in readiness. Major-General Thomas has notified to General Grant that ...

... AMERICA. New Youk, June 12'.—Money market steady. Stock market inactive. The Cotton market continued the same; soles, 500 bales; market closed at about life, for middling uplands in store. New Orleans, June 11. —Cotton sales to-day 1,400 boles, at irregular ...

... AMERICA Senor Marcolita, Nicaraguan minister at Washington, has protested against the recognition of Walker’s revolutionary government. He urges that nothing has happened to justify the acknowledgment of a state of things which has been created and maintained ...