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... Wednesday. She sailed on the 6th July from New York. There is news of importance. The celebration of the 4th July, or Independance Day, absorbing all interest. Nothing of importance was done in either House of Congress the sth. The wifa and daughters ...
... is only equalled by the heroic exclamation of a Yankee in one of Matthew's celelrated monologues, who exclaimed on an Independence day, This is glorious land of Liberty,—what will you give fur this here nigger. Great Storm at At he vs.—The OlxsrooUeur ...
... steamers Arctic and Waterwitch had been ordered home from the Gulf- Yellow fever had made its appearance at New Orleans. Independence Day had been celebrated throughout the country with more than usual spirit. No casualties of importance had occurred. There ...
... abandoned (treat Britain ; and the steamers Arctic and Waterwitch have been ordered home from their cruise in the Gulf. Independence Day, 4th instant, has been celebrated all over the country with unusual spirit. There were, usutil, many casualties from ...
... started from New York on the 7th inst., arrived early this morning, bringing 208 passengers, and 570,000 dole. in specie. Independence Day, the 4th inst , had been celebrated all over the country with unusual spirit. There were, as usual, many casualties from ...
... every street and alley is noisy all day, and brilliant with fireworks and illuminations all night. The blacks, too, know Independence Day ; they know how delighted their masters are to com- memorate the time when the people of America threw off the light ...
... reception accorded Piaty or Mr Paris Corres- pondent of the York Herald, in his account of the celebration of ** American Independence Day” at Paris, gives us a report of Mr Cobden’s inion on English topics Mr Cobden and his wife and daughter were = 2 {r Cobden ...
... Speaking of Mr Cobden.— The Paris correspondent of the New York Herald,” in his account of the celebration of American Independence Day at Paris, gives a report Mr Cobden opinion on English topics. Cobden talked much of the tedium he had to go ibrough in ...
... security to each state, Must and shall be preserved, cost what it may in time, treasure, and blood. Geo. B. M'Clellan. independence day in m camp. The army correspondent of the ' New York Times' describes the appearance of the Federal army on the 4th of ...
... security to each state, Must and shall be preserved, cost what it may in time treasure, and blood. Geo. B. M'Clellan. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN MCI.ELL \n's CAMP. The army correspondent of the ' New York Times' describes the appearance of the Federal army on ...
... in Nicaragua through scarcity of provi- sions. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the Independence Day. Exchange on London at Valparaiso quoted 45 to 45J. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA. The Mail has arrived with dates from ...
... d in Nicaragua through scarcity of provisions. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the Independence Day. Exchange on London at Valparaiso quoted to 45J. INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA. The Mail has arrived with dates from Hong-Kong ...