... Thanks to the leniency of out TI Irish conquerors and loasehelders, New Yark city E. may still enjoy the amenities of Independence Day do far as sky-rockets and fire-crackers are I concerned, but if the Lodge Bill passes the Senate iu noue of us can know ...

... the Brazils. of So FROM OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENT. 0h Liverpool, Saturday Night. di This was what Americans term Independence Day. Thte eF Americans in port enjoyed a holiday. The ships belonging to R that nation were gaily bedecked, and spread forth ...

... Cri- in- terion, when Mr Sala, Mr Yates, and others were elf represented to be present and to have made he speeches. On Independence Day, 18S7, Mr h- Gillig gave a festivity in real life at the Gros. al venor Gallery, at which there was an enormous or and ...

... about, tracked out in silks ant satins hI t a-doirnof nothin'. Every day in the week can't be Thanksgivii' gt 3 day, nor Independence day nother All play and no work will soon fetch a noble to ninepence, and mnake bread timber short, A I knowv- Some on ...

... Portuguese Government as to the appointment of Sener Ennes. TEn American Minister, Mr Lincoln, and his wie celebrated Independence Day yesterday with a reception at their residence in Cromwell 'Road. Almost all the well-known Americans 'who are now In ...

... which I 'yiimost ?? consequences were to b re f-7; n. I do ?? know wvhat tvas the result of tO t:!:a itInation. a, cr hi INDEPENDENCE DAY IN GREENE. A (RaUTZM'S TfEORAM..) f Athens, April 5. X Natt-aithstardiingthe gloomy forebodings ex- t2; 'ed in riany ...

... Scot~land is:- North winds,' fresh;- fair generally. Telegr'ams from time frontier between Turkey: and G.reece show that Independence Day passed quietly. All the Turkish troops weare under arms from long before sunrise, in perfect readi- ness for soy emergency ...

... LAT EST LIVERPOOL NEWS. -e (From our own Correspondent.) k Liverpool, Saturday Night. g This was what Americans term Independence Day. The Americana in port enjoyed a holiday. T he ships belonging to n that nation were gaily bedecked, and spread forth ...

... standing arrears. A grand dinner party was given in Vienna on Tuesday, by the American Ambassador, in, celebration of Independence Day, which was attended by Count Beust, the Austrian Premier, and nearly all the 'representatives of foreign Powers. A frightful ...

... that on that day, ths 4th of July, well- id nigh fifty millions of English-speaking people ivere ly celebrating it as Independence Day-the day t of which marked the birth of a natiou-he thoug1ht o of they might weil consider that they had chosen c e- luckily ...

... rogarded as thej expression of a new opinion on his part or of the wisdom-after-the-event kind. I was pre- sent at the last Independence Day banquet held by the American colony in London, and I | remcmber that M1r Bayard then made a more important pronouncement ...

... subrnitted to the confer- ence of the party to ha held on July 4,a date whichbhad been specially chosen, inasmuch as it was Independence Day. One of the proposals to 'be sebmitted would be- Shall we vote exclusively for Independent Labour candidates where we ...