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... AMERICA. The latest advices from the United States give a rather more favourable aspect to our differences with America. British outrages continued to be reported, and with enthusiastic patriots were still the theme for fiery declamation; but the L ...
... AMERICA. FURTHER AGGRESSIVE MOVEMENTS. SECESSION OF GEORGIA. Londonderry, Friday.—The Anglo-Saxon, from Portland, brings two days later news from America. The last communication made by the South Carolina Commissioners to the President was returned by ...
... AMERICA. We have advices from Halifax and Nova Scotia to the 20th ult. A bill has been passed by the Washington Senate, admitting Kansas into the union with the Lecompton Constitution. The measure now goes to the House of Representatives, where it will ...
... AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. The packet-ship Independence, Captain Nye, which I ailed from New York the Bth inst., arrived at I Liverpool at noon on Wednesday, after a fine passage I of 18* days. TTe have received the Independence the Mes| gjge of ...
... AMERICA. ANOTHER KANSAS DIFFICULTY. We have advices from New York to the sth inst. Trade was gradually improving. The canals were re opening under the influence of continued mild weather, and the large quantity of produce locked up by the frost was finding ...
... AMERICA. It is reported from Washington that the -£ ff ministration will shortly make a demand upon Granada for full satisfaction for the outrages coinni upon the Americans at Panama during the riot, an°- American naval officers have been enjoined to ...
... AMERICA. The Baltic, which sailed from New York on the 14thult., arrived at Liverpool, on Monday, bringing fiftythree passengers. The steamers Arago and Asia had arrived out Commercial advices report a better condition in the money market, with cash in ...
... suppose that this disreputable population is composed exclusively of natives of America. Amongst them are many roving and reckless men, who have found their way to America from various parts of Europe, unable to endure the steady and monotonous civilisation ...
... AMERICA. I Tlie last arrival from tho United States announces the close of the session of Congress, without any modification of the present moderate tariff. ...
... AMERICA. In the absence of the news from America for which we are all so anxiously looking, perhaps the most interesting item of intelligence is the financial report just | presented to the Federal Congress by Mr. Chase, Secretary i of the Treasury— a ...
... AMERICA. Mr. Dallas, the United States' Ambassador in London, is named for the Presidency of the Union. EARTHQUAKE IN ECUADOR.—LOSS OF 5,000 LIVES. On the 22nd March an earthquake destroyed nearly the whole city of Quito. The damage is estimated at three ...
... AMERICA. •1 , . , C \ T amved at Liverpool on Sunday, with dates from New York to the 27th ult. Sir Allan M Nab, present Prime Minister of Canada, was a passenger by the Africa. r ° An Anti-Maine Law meeting had been held at Albany-, at which there was ...