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... AMERICA. REPULSE OF THE FEDERALS AT PETERSBURG, WITH GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.— MORE CONFEDERATE SUCCESSES. FURTHER ADVANCE THE PRICE OF GOLD AT NEW YORK. The news which has been brought tho steamship China four or five days later than that by the Edinburgh ...
... AMERICA. The royal mail steam-ship Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersey at noon, Sunday, from Boston and Halifax, with the usual semi-monthly mails from Canada and the United States. The New York advices this arrival extend to the 15th instant ...
... AMERICA, New York., Feb. 17- — lt is stated that the Con- federates intend to make a raid on the Federal position at Roanoke Island. — From the army of the Potomac it is stated that the Confederates continue bo erect breastworks and dig rifle pits. There ...
... we were slimily at war with America. adoption of tech a tine of cried towards this cornet y, whin the French flag is treated with thronel.. out the ports of America, has btought the Resnik,. between Great Britain and America to a point which excludes all ...
... AMERICA B of/on, New-England, Dec. to. At the Su- ?? of Judicature, now holding at Bofton, came on the trial of eight foldiers be- longing to the twenty-ninth regiment, who ltood indicled for the murder of the feveral per» fons on the fifth of March lall ...
... AMERICA. Kingfton, Jamaica, April 18. Wednefilay afternoon arrived at Port Royal in feventeen dayspaffage, an open exprefs-boat from the Bay of Honduras, with an account that the Spaniard s have revolted there, feized feverai Negroes, tne properties of ...
... AMERICA. During the whole course of the civil war iv America nothing more extraordinary has occurred an the inroad of Confederate force into Marylunl >'f which we have this week received iutelli- L nc ' c . While the army of the Potomac, foiled in its ...
... AMERICA. Charles Town, South Carolina, Feb. 4. A report prevails, that the Creek Uidians have declared, that they only wait till Savannah River is eajily fordable, when they propofe to fall on the Inhabitants of this province. ...
... AMERICA New-York, Off 1. The following extraor- dinary atteflation of the Coroner of Bergen County, was communicated by a Gentleman of fuch credit, as leaves not the lcalt doubt of its being genuine. On the 22dday of September, in the year of our Lord ...
... AMERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY EVENING. —Arrived the •learner, with New York dates to the 13th She brings 35,7'»> dollars in specie. The City of Manchester had arrived Philadelphia the 11th. There is important news from Nicaragua. Walker has defeated the ...
... AMERICA. Granada, July %. Monday fe a dreadful gale wind at Tobago, did a great deal damage, particularly in the windward part of the On feveral almoft all their h.mfes were blown down, as well as their plantations, and few or none have tleaped without ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA. We have received the following per Renter* telegram : — Rochks Point, Friday Evening. — The Persia, with dates from New York to the 30th ult, ha* arrived. She brings 132 passengers and 377,237 dollars in specie Having landed ...