... have intelligence up to the 3rd instant, quoting from President Lincoln's proclamation of the following day—July 4th, Independence Day, and ending with the following words :— Surely, never was the overweening pride of a nation so awfully re buked. ...

... Island to disturbance. The enemies of America s&4 for nothing worse than this. We take it as a • to the vict °ries of Independence Day. l eemS is not to esca P c the melancholy posmr* a P e terloo, and reminiscences of citizens treets clas hing arms ...

... steamers Arctic and Waterwitch had been ordered Inme from the gulf. Yellow fever liad made its appearance at New Orleans. Independence day had been celebrated throughout the country with more than usual spirit. No casualties of importance had occurred. Thtre ...

... casualties are reported. At Liverpool, which has such close commercial relations with the United States, the anniversary of independence day was on ednesday celebrated with more than ordinary enthusiam. All the American ships in docks were dressed out. gaily ...

... occupied the public, now in the hospital of Hamburg, where Dr. Tungel is treating her for chronic ague caught Madagascar. Independence Day.—Very ranch at ease, however, Mr Dallas was on Monday, and great was the exultation the triumphs of his compatriots. ...