... from England. The American minister gave a reception on Wed- nesday afternoon at his London residence in hon- our of Independence Day. The attendance, which included General and Mrs. Grant, was very large. A dinner party was given in the evening. The ...

... Father Hore some miles down the river, I landed, while he crossed to the opposite hank to assist at the celebration of Independence Day at Prairie du Chien, in Wisconsin. Having no compass, I lost myself in the woods all day, and caught two racoons, which ...

... AN EXPENSIVE ANNIVSRSARY. Tas number of killed and wounded im the cele bration of Independence Day in America this year was just under one thousand. New York, thanks to an ordinance by the Board of Aldermen against pistol firing and crackers, came off ...

... having enraged in the conspiracy to assassinate the Generll-imAthief of Polivia. 1 KC number of killed wounded in the of Independence Day in America thi. y, wit, says the Pall Mali Omen just urdes a thousand. IN replying to a request to lecture, Yr. R is ...

... one of these perfectly barbarous and Belf•willrd negro Prince.. TEI number of killed and wounded in the celebration of Independence Day in Ame-tct this year was, says the Pall Mall Gatetor, under a thousand. ...

... considered very imperfect. In Philadelpitia alone sixty accidents were reported, and the number of dPatlis de to celebratmg Independent* Day was probably nearer seventy than twenty, according to one Northern paper. Tu., not bred witb Pruarma Blur. Roams +fes ...

... man. A idea occurred to them. The father hod pumbsied lot of freworks with which to celehrate the celebration of the Independence Day, and these we stored in a room near by. The rockets and crackers were silly taken to the window above the am when the ...

... Captain Co11dell, who succeeded him (a daring adventurer), ras ordered at all costs to bring on a naval engagement before Independence Day. That he auccebded in doing, as we have already learned by telegraph, with a result esminently satiefactory to the Cbilians ...

... Captain Condell, who .uoceeded him, a daring adventurer, was °Tiered at all costs to bring on a nivel engagement before Independence Day. That , he uceeed in doing, u we have already learnel by telegraph, w.th a result eminently satidactory to the Cnilians ...

... and Captain Conde who uc!eeded him, a daring adventurer, was ordered at all core to bring on • naval engagement before Independence Day. That he vu zee 'ed in doing, as we have already le irnel by telegraph, with • result eminently satisfactory to be Ceilians ...

... custodians for Herat, none, perhaps, letter than the themselves, with locallyorganised British-of&cered garrisons. ROUMANIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY'S DOST T^XOBAM.] BunniN, TaunfinAY.—An urgent request been tbuJfcvaw Jjy dioumanta, ...

... arrived at Boston Wediseaday. - Tots on to., Cadence. Nebrene, dare with the wiebriof the Calls/41ra of Cat July 40, Independence Day. of Inland; but I usher/tot aerie tiny that seek • Osas Bas,—As you did me the freer tit.. rote was Ore Horace any nausea ...