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... AMERICA. The cry is still they come cannot be said of recruits for the Federal army. On the contrary, they don't come, and they won't come, and the attempt to compel a supply gives the signal for going another way. So great a number of the un- fortunates ...
... AMERICA. ( Per Java, via Crookhaven. NEW YOKE, Dec. 27, MOKfINQ. reported that General Grant will shortly visit Rio Grande in the flagship of the Gulf squadron, Doubtful. Mexican advices (no date), via San Fiancisco, record that a revolution has broken ...
... AMERICA. The question of war or peace between this coun- try and the Federal States of America is still the subject oi great anxiety. At the early part of the week the fs.l ing, as tested by the money and share markets, as .-ell as by the leading metropolitan ...
... AMERICA. New-York, June to. By Capt. Darrellfrom St. Vincent's, ye learn, tliat the F.nglifh fettle- ments on that Illand, proceed with a Rood deal of life and vigour, and that it bids fair to be one of the moll flouiilliing .Hands in the Weft Indies: ...
... AMERICA. On Saturday the Third tf January was ptthUJhid, Emb-llilhcd witb a moft elegant Frontif piece, dc figncd by tbe ingenious Mr. Edwards of the Royal Academy, and en- graved by one et' the moil capital Artifls ia London, to- gether with a Large ...
... AMERICA. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steamship Company's screw steamer Etna, Captain P. M'Guigan, which sailed from New York on the ult., reached the Mersey on Thursday. She brings $225,725 in specie, and 194 passengers. Washington despatch ...
... AMERICA. The steam-ship Washington arrived on Saturday at Southampton, bringing advices from New York to the 23rd. The screw steam-ship Sarah Sands arrived at New York at midnight on the 22nd ultimo ; and on the same day the royal mail steam-ship Britannia ...
... AMERICA Annapolis, in Maryland, April 11. There has lately been difcovercd here a new fort of coffee, equally good, much wholefomer, and vaftly cheaper than the foreign coffee; it is made of common rye, and when rightly burnt does not differ from the ...
... AMERICA Fort Pitt, Aug. 22. To-morrow Captain Thomas B tklJUgx. _£ith 100 men of the 42d regiment, leaves this place in battoes, to go and take pofiefl'on ofthe Illinois ; Col. Croghan, the Indian agent, -having fettled fatisfactory preliminaries with ...
... AMERICA Boflon, July 22. By Capt. Phillips, who arrived here laft Friday in 1 5 days from Newfoundland, we learn, that there are four Englifli men of war, and two French, on that Ration, for the protection of trade; and that one of the tenders belonging ...
... AMERICA. New York, Nov. 6. —Considerable uneasiness excited concerning the situation at Chattanooga. shelling of Hookers position from Look-out Mountain lead to the belief that the Confederates still occupy that and that the danger to Thomas's army is ...
... AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Cambria, Captain Shannon, which sailed from New York on the 6th inst., has arrived Liverpool. She brings the usual mails from Canada and the United States. The intelligence ...