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... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN LIVERPOOL Yesterday being the b of July the American residents and ship captains at present in Liverpool celebrated the 94th anniversary of American Independence. All the American ship': in port, together with the steamers belonging ...
... 'fucker. from Antwerp o 1 Philadelphia Y.Bth Fabruary. Cometate, fm Rao 'on haven 9th March. Mohur, Hancock, from Independencies Day at Antwerp 9th March. Nagel, from Newcastle at , ireifeirald sth March. Durley (GO, riled from Cardiff for port Said ...
... Liverpool in September, Pell, and was followed by the Republic, so named because she was launched on the 4th of July. 1571—Independence Day in the United States—which vessel started upon her first voyage on the lot of February, 1572. The Adriatic sailed on ...
... do. Sidon, from New Orleans at do. Emily Waters, from Pisagna at do. Mary Kitchen, from Callao at do. Alexander, fm Independencis Day at do. Prince Damian, from 'Trinidad at do. Victory. from .Jimaica at do. George Moon, from Portland. Or., at do. &iodic ...
... prices react some what, especially as the market here would he quite without advices from the other side, owing to the Independence Day holiday in the States. Another dull day was marked on the spot market. and only a small business done in American, at ...
... COTTON REPORT. Liverpool, Friday. The holidays in America yesterday, consequent on the Independence Day observation, caused, as usual, a dull feeling here owing to the absence of the usual American advices wherewith operators are wont to guide themselves ...
... REPORT. Saturday. In the absence of the usual American advkces this morning—New York and New Orleans being closed for the Independence Day holidays—the market here was without the usual influence at the opening, but the Financial Chronicle weather reports ...
... hysterical nation does not regard such reminders with the equanimity with which England views the Yankee jubilations over Independence Day. Of the justification for feeling glad l about Trafalgar there is uo need to speak. The year 1802 saw the final assertion ...