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... AMERICA. THE IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT. WASHINGTON, May 2'j. To-day the Senate Court acquitted President Johnsonon the second and third article? of impeachment. The second article charged that the President, without authority of the law of the 21st ...
... AMERICA. NEW YORK, September 1. The national steam-ship France arrived out day. NEW YORK, September 2. The Republicans have carried Vermont elections by an increased majority, electing Governor of the State and three members to Congress. AUSTRALIA. Via ...
... AMERICA. (Reuter's Telegram.) Nkw York, January 4. The subscriptions for the new issue of the funded loan have opened favourably. There are numerous and heavy subscriptions from the national banks and other corporations. SOUTH AMERICA. Valparaiso, December ...
... AMERICA. New Yore, September 17. The terrible prevalence of yellow fever has caused a panic amongst the inhabitants of Memphis, who are leaving the city. The Manitoban officers have recaptured Gordon. (The folic wing telegrams arrived too late for our ...
... AMERICA Locust Valley, Thursday Hurlingfaain yesterday afternoon defeated Flamingoes by four goals to one. Just before the end the fourth chukker rain and falling night put end to the match, the first of the series for the Wcstbury Cup. The game opened ...
... IN AMERICA. THE LOSS OF LIFE AT CHARLESTON. (aXCTSR'a TELEGRAM.)! NEW YORK, September 2, 3 »,m. A despatch received here from Charleston this morning states that although the exact number o( casualties still unknown, is believed that from 30 to persons ...
... AMERICA. The lloyal mail steamship Persia, from New York on October 30, arrived at Queenstown 11.10 a. in. on Saturday, with 5C cabin passengers and 438,000 dols. in specie. She landed 119 sacks of mails, and proceeded for Liverpool at 11.20 a.in. All ...
... AMERICA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fulton, N. Y., July 5. The glorious or Independence Day, is celebrated to-day, because yesterday, its anniversary, was Sunday, Very undemonstratively, yet very much more sensibly, do we now celebrate it, fact, not ...
... AMERICA. RUSSIA'S SUGGESTION FOR DISARMAMENT. (keuter’s teleobam*.) The Hague, Monday. •The following official statement is issued from (lu. Bureau the Conference ~u t | K pa‘»s worked in committee ...
... AMERICA. NEW YORK, August 26. Mr Georne P. Rogers, of Dorsetshire, has sailed for Liverpool, having selected a large tract of excellent land on the line of the Northern Pacific Railroad for English colonists, at a cost of less than the annual of & similar ...
... AMERICA. NEW YORK, Oct Evening. Tli trial of Mr Davis has been postponed till the spring. New Orleans dcs|«tchcs state that Mr Johnson urged the Governor Louisiana force the GODstitutional Amendment through the Legislature. reported that prominent South ...
... AMERICA. There were two other features the international situation which encouraged the spirit of modest confidence. had for tho first time existing Europe a permanent administrative machinery—the League of Nations. The League was still lacking the full ...