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... AMERICA. Washington, Tuesday. —The conference of the plenipotentiaries of Spain and the South American Republics, which was to take place here on the 29th ult., to treat on conditions of peace with Spain, has been adjourned till the 18th. The French residents ...
... AMERICA. Washington, June 21. The Senate committee has reported against the bill for additional issue of bank notes. The two houses will have conference on the subject. It is believed that Schenk’s Funding Bill cannot pass this Session. The House of ...
... AMERICA. Washington, June 28. The Senate passed to-day the Southern Railroad Rill (Pacific) with an amendment requiring that all iron and steel used in the construction should be purchased in the United States. The death of Lord Clarendon was announced ...
... AMERICA. [By Atlantic Telegraph.] New York, July 7 (Evening). The Democratic National Convention, which assembled here on Saturday last, have to-day announced their platform. It favours the taxation of United States Bonds, and the payment in currency ...
... AMERICA. Washington, Dec. 21. The House of Representatives passed to-day the Senate bill for the reconstruction of Georgia, which provides for the re-assembling of the old legislature, including the negro members, and declares the adoption of the suffrage ...
... AMERICA. Intellic eTl . New York, Jan. 21 (Evening.) utionarv Hayti announces that the Revisio la ] t? . a^er Saget has been installed as Pro- Bcaped *; Sl( lent of the Republic. Salnave had been . Was hiding in the woods. He had b'anafli an from Pembina ...
... AMERICA. REPORTED RESISTANCE THE SOUTH AND ATTACK UPON WASHINGTON. [BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.] Washington, March 27.—The bill prohibiting appeals from the Circuit Court to the Supreme Court has been passed over the President’s veto party votes in both Houses ...
... AMERICA. New York, Jan. 30, Evening. President Johnson has vetoed the bill for proposing the admission of Nebraska as State. Gold, 145 sterling. Exchange on London, 100. United States Bonds, 107; Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 55*. MAIL NEWS. RETURN OF LIEUT. ...
... AMERICA. the Govornment instructed General M Mabon, the newly-appointed Mia is ter at Paraguay to proceed to Asuncion with a naval force, in order to obtain redress for the wrongs done to citizens of the United States. Telegrams from Cuba mention a report ...
... AMERICA. Washington-, June 7- The Conservative Republicans have elected Emmery Mayor of Washington, defeating h* Radical opponent. The returns of the Oregon ele o tion are meagre, but, so far as received, they l cate that the Democrats have carried the ...
... AMERICA. BRITISH BLOCKADE OF A MEXICAN PORT. PROCLAMATION OF PARDON BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON. New York, July 3.—According to Neall’s reportthe week’s receipts of cotton at all U. S. ports have been 3.000 bales, and since Ist Sept. 1,123,000 bales. Week’s ...
... AMERICA. SPEECH BY SECRETARY SEWARD. New York, Oct. 31. Sccietarj- Seward has seized the occasion of a visit to his home at Auburn, New York, to break his long silence on domestic politics. I a speech addressed to his fellowtownsmen he .defends the r ...