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... AMERICA. The impression that affairs in America were at length approaching a crisis proves to have been well- founded. The obstinacy with which the North has persisted in a course opposed alike to justice and common sense is recoiling upon itself. Hitherto ...
... AMERICA T.-flon, April J. The fortitude of the Colonies, ad- ded to their union, is fufticient to confound our enc- ?? foon the mad career of the Minillry will be Hopped is uncertain.— Our duty is to prepare for the woril. — The people of this Colony ...
... that the United States of America, conscious of their glorious calling as well as of their power, declared by this unparalleled act to be resolved to become the protectors of human rights—to sec a powerful vessel of America coming to far Asia to break ...
... AMERICA Bcflon, .lugufli-j. By Capt. Hubbl, from Barbadoes, we Team, that on the ?? ult. tlte fleet for Europe failed from thence, and the next day the Ship Nancy, Capt. Rots Stewart (one of the fleet) was fiiund overfet, about 15 leagues to Leeward, ...
... 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. 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. From tbt _onn ecticut .our ant of June IJ, 1780 Hertford, June 13. His Excellency General Walh- ?? _ _P ointed Lieutenant-General of hit Moft Chriftian Majefty's troops in America, and Vice- Admiral of the White Flag, an honour rarely con- torted ...
... 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 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. RETREAT OF GENERAL LEE AND CONFEDERATES FROM GETTYSBURG. New \ork, July 9, Morning.—The engagement at Gettysburg, reported by General Meade tk« 3rd, was not renewed, General Lee having withdrawn Ua forces during the night General Meade reports ...