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... AMERICA. Charles-Town, In South-Carolina, Jan. 9. Saturday the Little Carpenter, and other Cherokee* who came with him to ratify the treaty lately concluded between this government and that people, returned for their country; whether not, » uncertain; ...
... AMERICA. With tiie exception of some reported movements North. Carolina, the military operations in the American States are now confined to the neighbourhood of the Mississippi The army the Potomac remains, as it has been since the defeat before Fre ...
... AMERICA. From tbe Pennsylvania Evening Post. M General AfTembly of Pennfylvania, May 25, 1778, the Houfe relumed the confidcration of the folves, refpecting the draughts of the two Bills, ipofed in the Britifh Parliament, and, alter con- erable Debates ...
... AMERICA. The news from America this week is of a chequered character, but, upon the whole, it is more favourable to the Confederates than the Federals. Mobile has not been taken by the Federals, nor has Richmond. The following telegrams came to hand on ...
... AMERICA. , The TranßatJantio we. , from New- York to the tat inst. snow* » t. those announced the previous mail ' ; favour of the Federals. President speech made at Salisbury, North Caroli * , recent reverses of the Confederate arnw though there tcarpolary ...
... AMERICA Bojlon, July 8. The people of Canada are in an ill temper, and groaning out their grievances, the Savages threatening the Southern Governments with a new war. — Trade, burthened beyond all poflible bearing, bleeding, dying. The whole of Englilh ...
... AMERICA Charles -To-mh, South -Carolina, Dec. 30. Lait week 114 negroes, the property of a gen- tleman intending to leave tliis province, weie loid at public auction, and brought, on an average, 44}1- 9.5 : each, equal to 63L ;s. tter- luig, which is ...
... AMERICA. The Transatlantic news this week uv.«rsiied character, but, comparatively speak in,-:-, the record events of nfuch «gr.tfiea«o ...
... AMERICA. LATER NEWS ABOUT THE FENIANS.— PROCLAMATION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.— ARREST OF GENERAL SWEENEY AND OTHER FENIANS. The Cuba steamship arrived off Ireland yesterday (Friday), and M. Reuter supplies the following telegram of the news of this arrival ...
... AMERICA. FEDERAL GKUMBLINGJB AGAINST ENGLAND. By the arrival of the steamship Africa we have advices from New York to Jane 22nd. The following is ■ ■nm^uary of the news : — Mr g*rd has informed Mr. Welles that France and Enuland haJ withairawn their ...
... AMERICA. The Arabia, with dates from New York to Oct. 2nd, arrived last Saturday. The latest accounts stated that Rosecrana's position was unaltered, but he had been reinforced by 1800 men. The situa• tion at Charleston was also unchanged. The reported ...
... AMERICA- ..Charlei-Tevm, Off. 12. On the 4th iml. a -white man ' arrived from the Upper Creek country, in fix daye, at Augufta', and brjngs account that the Wolf King, of Jttfalkfle, and* about 30 other Upper Creeks, with Mr. Germany and two other traders ...