... pecuniary aid from the Consolidated Fund0 -that is, if the official engineers report in favour of the colossal scaheme. - a Independence Day, a Nations, like individuals, can forgive and forget a their triumphs over each other. There is no doubt that that part ...

... render tho Chlurch more comprehensible, and, therefore, inore readily acceptable to the general masses of Americans. Independence Day is being celebrated through- out time United Strtes to-d-ay with a hea rtiness that compares strikingly with the obstrvenaces ...

... :-January sc tat, because it is New Year's Day ; February 22, tl Washington's birthday; May 30., Decoration Day; Pi July 4, Independence Day; first Monday in Sep- t ternbet, Labour Day ; November election, Tuesday w following first Monday in the month; last ...

... THE EASTERN CRISIS. THE SITUATION ON THE TURKISH PEON TI ER. p. PREPARATIONS FOR HOST IITIES. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN GREECE. ENTHUSIASTIC CELEBRATION'S IN ATHENS. iRE'rS SPmE'rxct Saeavic. ELsSsoa-s, APRIL 5, 5 ?? news pene- trates to thne camp of t the ...

... yesterday morning Much anxiety is felt as to the action of the Free State. TheVolk-sraad meets on the 17th instant, and Independence Day is the 23rd. A large party is likely to propose to give active help to the Boers of the Transvaal. In that case the ...

... of thre saloon pessengers, DIr. George Anderso, died of heraorrhage'o the 21ith June, and was buried at sea. AMERIGAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. LoNnow, SunD.Ay.-On Saturday, beinge the anni- versery of American independence, Mr. Cyrus VV. Field gave a banquet ...

... A banquet of Americans in London was held last night under the presidency of Mr. H. Newton Crane : in celebration of Independence Day. The Ameri- if can Ambassador, responding to the toast of Our . y Ambassadors, said Americans desired peace and- d ...

... with a de- p|ir:ent in -hich he is not LiMely to fail for the want of plentiful oguestions and perpet;ual criti- cisam. Independence Day. Le2t iveek there vi;] bho a ?? held in Lon- don in celebration of the ?? of Aanerican independence. It -xvill be largely ...

... 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 ...

... prominently at Saturday's demonstration. uinied Scotchirmen to rrake the anniversary of Bannockburn in Scotland what Independence Day is in America. He might I as well urge his countrymen to abrogate the treaty of Union bet-ween England and Scotland. ...

... mood pre- vails among the Turkish Soldiery, wlho, however, ere greatly disappointed that the Greeks did not ii attack on Independence Day. The forces will in a all probability remain for the present encamped in 1o 0 the positions they took up on Monday fright ...

... 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 ...