... period, which is but the age of a man ! Then we were 3- millions, now we are more than 23J millions. The way in which Independence Day is celebrated is as follows :-The people assemble at an ap- pointed time and place during the day, the declaration of ...

... York, and sell it over in Jersey to the extent of millions of barrels. The or act is to gointo ferceon tbh4th of July, Independence Day. iii The Cincinratti riots had happily terminated, not, how- 'I ever, before two lives were lost, and many persuns wounded ...

... Arctic and Waterwitch had been ordered [ionile [oin ?? Gallf. & Yellow fever had made its appearance at New Orleans. Independence-day had been celebrated throughont tbe country with niore tilan usual spirit. No easa- acties of' iimportance had occurred ...

... upon Ian extensive scale. Mr. Cobden is, after all, an unlucky man. He ?? talk freely about political matters at an Independence Day gathering in Paris but a quick-eared correspondent sends it to New York, when it returns to appear in every paper in ...

... were ex- peeted at Richmond and Corinth. If the Federals conquered in both, the war would cer- tainly end before next Independence day, and the Fourth of July, 1862, be doubly sacred. The reflecting portion of the community are not so sanguine, even if ...

... Ni- caragua, through scarcity of provisions. Great pre- parations were being made in Pern for the anniver- sary.of the independence day. Exchange on London at Valparaiso was quoted 45d to 45.d. News from the West India islands is unimportant. At Jamaica ...

... to render the im. mediate suppression of the rebellion almost a certainty. It could not possibly hold out until next Independence Day, and may expire on or be. forethe 1st of lApril. The most perfect military combinations have been often defeated by events ...

... accounts of retreating in dis- order on Atlanta are not entitled to much credit. Sn1r.DIAN promjaes to be in Atlanta on Independence Day. Will he ? He has been elower in his advance since the 25th. JOHNSTON was being reinforced largely from Texas under a ...

... cantrived to smuggle a small American flag into tho enclosure. This -ves care- fully stowed away until the morning of Independence Day, when it ways histed oil a stick. Speeches were made, sentiments spoken to, repenated cheers given, and The Sta ...

... th~ough ?? precisely analogous, ' is, in some respects, similar. The people of thee 17Uniterd States st ill criebrate Independence Day w nith great proocesdions, mon~ster b nflress, a !perpetuail fusillade of muskets, the ring.- Luig of bells, the~ firing ...

... awarded premiums for the neatness, order, and efficiency of their schools for the year 1869. ITo AscasICAN CITIZENS.-Independence Day,' 1870, will be celebrated (as appropriately as the I circumstance will permit) at the residence of the American Consul ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. {.LAsT evening, a somewhat novel ceremony-if we I Scan call atvery fsiendly and eocial meetiig a cere. mony-took place in the ?? of Holy wood. We refer to the celebration of Ifiepend. ence Day by aunited assemblage of subjects of ...