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... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Afternoon. Fully 24 hours before she could be considered due, the Cambria steamer, Captain Judkins, has arrived, with news from New York of the 31st ult; Boston, of the Ist inst.; and Halifax, of the ...
... AMERICA. our ,u ™y the _/ j published the Daily News '.ktidii ® adverted to the Message of the President Nation of the proposed treaty with Mexico for the ter?>*ad apDenj.,, 10 Mowing is the document referred to i' two other communications from Mr. ...
... AMERICA. BY EXPRESS. (From otto Correspondent.) LIVERPOOL, Friday Afternoon, Four o'Clock. The packet-ship Sheridan has arrived, bringing news from New York to the evening of the sth inst, being six days later than our previous advices, Hie intelligence ...
... AMERICA. New \ ork papers of the 16th ult., have arrived, brought by the Duchess Orleans, Captain Rich rdson, which arrived at Havre on the sth inst. These journals put us in possession of the correspondence, which we subjoin which had takiu place between ...
... AMERICA. The Comandel, Captain Hubbard, arrived yesterday at Liverpool, from Mobile, bringing advices to the 9th ult. The John Bell arrived same from Savannah, which she left on the 15th. The intelligence by both unimportant. The Bellona, arrived in the ...
... AMERICA. DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND if CHICAGO. (From the Cbtka9o .Prms, of July 18.) Yesterday morning the British schooner Madeira .e Pet, from Liverpool direct, dropped into our river, and mo- a destly lay to at ths north pier, near the mouth ...
... AMERICA. The news brought by the Sarah Sands has be«n forestalled in great part by the more recent dates received by the Arcadia. This last arrival, however, enables us to fill up some lacuna; in the chronicles of events at Washington. The provisions ...
... AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT'S VETOES. (From the New York Weekly Herald, Aug. 15.) On Monday, at 12 o'clock, the first term of the Twenty-Ninth Congress adjourned, after a session of eight months and eight days, during which a number of very important bills ...
... SOUTH AMERICA. Venezuela.—By letters and papers to the 9th instant, we have informn'ion of the occurrence of popular disturbances, growing out of the dissatisfaction of a political party in Venezuela at the result of the late election for President of ...
... AMERICA AND MEXICO The Americans the Capitai Capt. Goodmansen, which left New York inst., «»™ed yesterday at Liverpool, and MiBi 8 important intelligence from Mexico that capital was to the 9th of Sept. It st» t a.T propositions made by Mr. Trist were ...
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