... any triumph. Had the Federals been really successful the President would certainly have pro- claimed the fact on “‘ Independence Day.” In the House of Commons, last night, Lord C. Pacer stated that some of the dispatches from her Majesty’s Court of Admiralty ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN ENGLAND. I'lle truth of the saying. that there is a time and place for all things is exemplified by the subjoined item of the past week's news :— AAA ny Satur. day last this anniversary was celebrated in London the usual manner. The ...

... to the war party in the Ca- binet. It is somewhat strange, and indeed suspicious, that the place was surrendered on “ Independence Day. Doubts respecting Pe- BERTON’S loyalty had been expressed in the South, and the selection of the 4th of July for the ...

... preceding days the advantaye was altog pe. You cannot tederate side. Both armies. greatly eu CrOSs the ocean, 1 of each on Independence Day, ar 5 sO. It is his to have been shed—at least the Govern it. No Govern- ifa batile had been fought. We er hich it cannot ...

... part of the measures which he have already been master. either decreed or prepared on the initiative of our august “ Independence Day” was duly celebrated on the day after the repulse of General Lee, but before the details were known. Whatever may have ...

... Independence Dat in New York.— 41 Independence Day vu duly celebrated on the day after the repulse ol General Lee, but before the details were known. Whatevei may have been the tone of sentiment in other cities, the Fourth of July orations iu New York ...

... the chapter of accidents to extricate him from a dilemma in which is as fatal to stand still as it may to forward. ** Independence Day” was duly celebrated on the day after the repulse of General Lee, but before the details were known. Whatever may have ...

... character is evident from the unusually large number of casualties among the officers.—Afem York Irith American. American Independence Day. — The celebration of the glorious fourth of July received new impetus by the cheering news from the army of the Potomac ...

... struck us as @ very strange thing that the surrender of Vicksburg was said to have taken place on the 4th of July, or “ Independence Day.” A few hours, however, will settle the question, for the truth or falsehood of the statement must have been known in ...

... the commencement of the war in America than it must have swelled and flowed through the crowded streets of New York on Independence Day. The Fourth of July, which was, according to the British Press, to be a day of mournful contrast in the great city of ...

... the North, and New York and Washington are fairly beside themselves with the ecstac.es o( tnnmph. On the 4th of July, Independence Day, the telegraphic wires Hashed the capitol the weloome news' that Vicksburg bad fallen Altera protracted and gallant defence ...

... e, but the few American days of public observance have been immediately preceded important military operations. Two Independence-days” were the morrows of victories claimed,” though they did not prove quite satisfactory when fully explained. “Thanksg ...