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... I . AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THlE BRITANNIA. (FItom OUR PR'IVATE OcOResoNDENT.) Liverpool, Saturday Evening. The British and North American steaner, Britannia, has just arrived in the Mersey from New York, after the unusually long passage of seventeen days ...
... there, and th, hi-tedal of following the thick current of Irish tI c-lonisatieo toward Northern America, he slid tr a;ay, ?? by hiinsc-lf, to South America. a Ni'thout a p'enny in his pocket, wvith no more took learning than lie picked up in a miserable ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE IIERAINN. SoUTnAMePToN APrc I S._ .helUui ?? ship Hermann, Captain E. Crabtree, arrived eiff Cbwe3 at three p.m. to day, and alter land'nz the mails and passen. gers iotereded for England and France, proceeited on her voy- age ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE SAXONIA. (Via Celpa RaCe.) Southampton, August 81. The Hambnrg and American ateamohip Saxonia, from New York on the afternoon of the 20th lust, bos arrived, She brings 87 bags malls, 109 passengers for this poit, Havre, and Hamburg ...
... AMERICA. I ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHW HIBERNIA. (ITROt OUR PasVATE CoRRiSFONDENT) Liverpool, Monday. The British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Hibernia, Captain Shannon, has just arrived in the Mersey, from Boston and Halifax, after a passage ...
... ilete proof of the absurdity of the outcry that Ci3 1c. . the commencemeent of the year against Wm rar o f o ur trade with America. Instead of the revpr being excessive it appeale that they have leanpom kept pacevwththe imports. For ex- bgsino 11te treceiptS ...
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... ILIFE IN AMERiCA.1 FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY IN ARGENTINE. THE INCORPORATION OF PRO- VINCIAL BANKS. BY CABRLEGRAM. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENt. NEW YORK, THURSDAY.-The inquiry into the circumstances attending the death yesterday of Major Beresford, of the Royal ...
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... regard to the American registration of the City of Paris and City of New York, and the building of twosimilar vessels in America, which shall carry the United States flag. The basis for this conclu- sion is afforded by a statement made by the head of ...
... it is thisc question which must be settled I am afraid, sa esr or later. It mighlt be sunriarised in the t expression, ?? America if,r the Americans. -- t corrs, S. Svasmso'rNo, Jus. d - THE POPULAR OVERCOAT. The Irish Frieze, so long prohibitive in price ...
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