... steamers Artie and Waterwitch liod been ordered from the Gulph. Yellow fever had mode its appearance at New Orleans. Independence Day had been celebrated throughout the country with more thin usual spirit. casualties im(>ortance had occurred. The New ...

... lieen rained in unheeded warning, but now maybe powerful for sate guidance.— These men fir years past hare propheaied,—on Independence day, Forefather's day, and on common days,—that slavery would destroy Union, if the Union, were, indved, powerless to de ...

... Cljrmiicle TCESDA Y. JUI.Y 10, 1801 SUMMARY. The steamship Africa which arrived nt Queenstown on Sunday did not wait for “Independence Day.” She left New York on the 3rd and brings intelligence up to that date. The news is not very great importance. We read ...

... unwilling to cause annoyance.— Wexford Vto/>le. the many addresses dcliveied by the orators and politic-ms of America last Independence Day, are to say and to have the Ameiicau press with us raying, that the most statesmanlike and the most eloquent that of ...

... published on Some Ur larger' stated the caste, after which be eallml the freedom of election, his a struggle between independence 'day. eavoreting Home Rule. mei 'seethe; net how the Very (tee. Ilenii Mew who itepowel -1 ono of the end slavery, between ...