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... AMERICA ! AMERICA ?! AMERICA 111 K P. CULLING, BRIDGE BUILDINGS, WORKSOP, Agent for Inman, Allan, Guion, and National and Burlington and Missouri River RIZ. Co. Ship and Rail (yrearanteed) as as anywhere in Europe. EUMIGRANTS, &c., be not deceived, consult ...
... AMERICA. QtmHRTOWN, Tuesday. —The Canadian mail •teamer Bohemian arrived at noon, and proceeded at one o’clock for Liverpool. Hew York cotton ealee, 1,256 bales, at lie. to Ho dates given. ...
... AMERICA. LtTitPooL, Friday. The screw (teanuhip Glasgow, with to the Mh insti from New York, arrived this aftemooo. She beings 144,000 dollars in specie. MAIL NBWB. SeuTWAimojr, Friday—The Msssilia with heavy portion of Bomnay mails, arrived at &m. Dates ...
... AMERICA. New York, June 17.—Senator Conkling has left for Europe in the Britannic Havirax, June 17.—The Fisheries Commission has adjourned until July 28, The American rerly and the British counter-case will be exchanged n the meantime. On the reassembling ...
... IN AMERICA. It is only just the wrong who continually go and get ilnink, declared General Bowe, who, in ialluding to prohibition, mentioned that a friend rat lit- had carried on an extended tour of all forms or business in America. In his report, which ...
... AMERICA. Washington, June 24.— The House of Representatives, before adjourning, threw out the Amendatory Traffic Bill and the bill providing for the Civil Rights of Negroes. The Utah Bill was passed. INDIA. THE FAMINE IN BENGAL. Calcutta, June 23. —There ...
... AMERICA. New Yobk, Aug. 12.—Mr. Thaddeus Sterens dead. Closing Prices. —Gold 147. Sterling exchange Loudon, 109 J. 5-20 U.S. Bonds (1882), 1142 ; ditto (1885), 112$ ; 10-40 ditto, 1091; Illinois, 149; Erie, STJ. Cotton, middllog Upland, 29J. Petroleum ...
... AMERICA. WasmsciOK, May 31.—The United States Senate hat patted bill for the return to the Japanese Government of the Simonoaeki indemnity, which paid by Japan to the United States (and to several European States at the same time) some years ago, for ...
... AMERICA. New York, May s.—Gold closed at 112| ; the highest quotation during the day was 1121; the lowest, 112}. Exchange on London, 4*B7J. Five-twenty United States Bonds (1885), 11U. United States ditto, (1887), Five per Cent. Funded Loan, 117 g ; Central ...
... AMERICA New York, July 17.—The Turk Times reports that yellow fever has appeared at Norfolk, Virginia. Intelligence from Havana, published by the New York papers, states that the Cubans have captured two forts, with their garrisons, near Carrcoa. THE ...
... AMERICA. {From ihe Pall Mall GaelU.) NiwYobk. Fob. 22—Tbu puaoAgu of th* bill ibruugb the House of preseutAtiv yeelerdey, for the currency th * country to the extent of 50,000,000 dolln line provoked general indigoat ion throughout the Eastern Htatea ...
... AMERICA. THE TRENT AFFAIR. giving up the Southern Commissioners the Federal Government has acted with more prudence and good sense than we gave it credit for. The surrender was certainly prompted more by fear of England's resentment than by a sense ...