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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. (FROM TlE DAIL .NEW5.) There is nothing to envy in the serenity which can contemplate unmoved tile scene in Genera M'Clellan's camp on the Fourth of July, or in. deed any spectacle which any part of the country presented on that day ...
... getting up. You a2so have been inl the path of the sun as he travels his zodaic road. Yet to see himt on the m330orning of Independence day shine out so kindly upon this Arcttdy of America is rorth rising at four o'clock for. All round. us lies the great mountain ...
... quick discharge, prompt loading, and speedy sailing. The discharge has come, but there are no cargoes to go out; and on Independence Day the stars amnd stripes -were rather too plentiful in our docks ; and so is the Union Jack for that matter, too. As for ...
... the patience of the pedestrian, and tries the nerves t ,of horse and rider alike, passed over diuning the P night, and Independence Day came in with a glad- (I dening sun to cheer the hearts of the army. s ,During yesterday, in spite of mud and I irain ...
... goes out of town, and unbridled License is installed in her place. To those who have never been in New York during 1 Independence Day, it is impossible to con- vey an adequate notion of the scene. Everybody seems to imbibe the idea that it is the sumnium ...
... Arctic and Waterwitch had been ordered home' from the Gulf. oi Yellow' fever had made its appearance at New C Orleans. Independence Day had been celebrated s b' throughout the country with more than usual Sr spirit. No casualties of importance had occurred ...
... Nicgragna d through the scarcity of provjsions. t Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the Independence Day. Eichange on London at Valparaiso is quoted at 45 to 451. HEALTn OP GA UBALDI.-ATbe alarming rumours circulated on the ...
... his troops c : on the success of their arms, and President Lincoln was able to tell his, peop,1e on' the ._morning of' Independence Day, that all weit i well wit- the host, and- that -the past day had E covered- the armiy' with'the highest bonour, and ...