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... AMERICA, Washington, Thursday. Gustav Kopsch. German, has been arrested while taking photographs of the fortifications of Chesapeake Bay, Cape Henry, and the approaches the capital. A number of plates were found possession. He will brought up for trial ...
... AMERICA New York, Friday. The High Joint Commission wore entertained at a state dinner yesterday by the President. The Caucus has nominated Mr. Simon Cameron chairman of the Foreign Committee. MARITIME. Southampton, Friday. The Pacific and Oriental steamer ...
... AMERICA. Southampton, Wednesday. The North German Lloyd’s steamer Hansa, from New York, has arrived here with 58 passengers for this port, Havre, and Bremen; 39 sacks of mails for London, 135,500 dollars for France, and 1,200 dollars for Bremen. On the ...
... AMERICA. Washington, February 2S. The Senate has passed the Civil Bights Bill, with the kMnissiou t'.ie .'•'chool Board. The lorce Bill, authorising the President to suspend or limit the operation of the Habeas Corpus Act in Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi ...
... IN AMERICA. Detective Collingwood arrived in the Mersey to-day by the steamer eetic, having in custody William Stewart Crooke, accused of forging a will of the late Mr. Harver, a Liverpool brewer, which resulted in a sensational trial two years ago. Crooke ...
... AMERICA. Queenstown, Thursday. The Imuan steamer City of London, from New York on the 13th instant, aum here at a.m. to-day, with 53 passengers and 1,383,036 dollars in specie. Sbe larded mails ard passengers, and proceeded immediately for Liverpool. ...
... AMERICA Paris, September 6. It is announced thot Sergeant-Pi lot of Aviation Georgew Carpentier, the boxing champion, about to leave for the United States, where being the French Government as instructor in aviation, Carpentier will be stationed the Aviation ...
... AMERICA. The Neln-aslM from N*w York arrived Queenstown at two this morning (Wednesday). New York, Tuesday, 6 p.m. Closikg Pricks.— Gold, 138J; sterling Exchange on London, 11' 5-2U United States Bonus, llli; Illinois, 1234 ; Erie, 68i. Cotton, midland ...
... AMERICA, The two Abcrnathy boys, aged 13, and Temple, aged who distinguished themselves by riding ponies from Oklahoma New York, a distance 3,000 miles, greet Mr. Roosevelt liis arrival trom his African expedition, have again made a record. Wishing io ...
... AMERICA. Closing Prices.—Gold, 142 Sterling Exchange on London, 109; United States 5-20 Bonds, United States Bonds, 1885, 103 Illinois, Erie, 72f; Cotton: Middling Upland, 20. Philadelphia, Oct. 25. Petroleum: Standard white, 35. CLOSING PRICES. LONDON ...
... AMERICA AND EXTANGLIN ALLIANCES. W/shixctox, Januarv 25. the Senate, to-day, Mr Borah (Republican, Idaho) presented a resolution the effect that the Senate should reaffirm the words wisdom uttered Presidents Washington, Jefferson, and Monroe, advising ...
... AMERICA. New Tore, August 16, morning. Mr, ■Stanton iaatill exercising the functions of Secretary of War, bat the President holds no communica- tion with him. It is reported the Cabinet agree that .President Johnson baa the right to suspend Mr, Stanton ...