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... AMJERIOA. An arrival from America brings the intelligencs that General Halleck has been superseded by Licut.- General Grant-as Commander-in-Chief of the armies, the former officer being appointed Chief of the Staff at Wasiington. The promotion of Grant ...
... AMERICA. tsllith regard to the destruction of cotton, ro- cent advices from Now York mention that a ?? speculator, who hadl returned, from the Southf, hnd just given the result of his persolessl experience, to the effect that very little has bisell buint ...
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... that if that be English law, not only does it require amendment, but America will have to take unusual steps to protect herself against it. The American Secretary continues, that America is sufficiently chastened by the civil war to make any concession ...
... AMERICA. ANOTHER FENIAN ADVANCE INTO CANADA. NEW YORK, June 9, Morning. A force of Fenians, variously estimated at from 1,s00 to 3.000, under General Spear, crossed the boundary near Highgate, Vermont, on the morning of the 7tb, and occupied Pigeon Hill ...
... AMERICA. SLAVERY ABOLISHED IN MISSOURI. The Etna, due in the early part of last week, did not arnive till Saturday morning. She brought news from New York to the 14th ult. Advices from Savannah to the 8th state that affairs in that city were quiet and ...
... AMERICA. A telegram, dated New York. March 10, says:- 'General Grant's army before Vicksburg is greatly reduced by sickness. An agent of the Sanitary Corn- mission states that nearly every tent is an hospital; that, on the 26th ult., the number of sick ...
... AMERICA. Intelligence from New York, December 28, brings reports that disturbances occurred at Christmas at Greenville, Demopolis, Camden, and in Alabamn, and troops were seat to those points. No details have as yet been received. It is reported that ...
... AMERICA. The Times has a letter from its New York Corres- pondent of the l1th inst., but its contents are not ini- portant, and the telegraph snews by the last steamer is of such a character as to render extracts from the letter unnecessary. The Tiela ...
... AMERICA. DESTRUCTION OF THE IRON-CLAD STEAMER MERRIMAC. NORFOLK OCCUPIED BY THE NATIONAL FORCES. NEw YORK, MaY 13.-To-day I have to write the obituary of that famous iron-clad steamer Merrimac, and to chronicle the occupation of Norfolk by the national ...
... AMERICA. The correspondent of ?? ins Amorica says, the Fenians in the United States muster 309,000 members. A writer in the Times asserts that the goldfields of Nova Scotia, if properly worked, would be equal to Australia. An effort is about to be made ...
... AMERICA. The Scotia has brought New York news down to the last day of the old year. General Stuart is again the hero of the hour. With a force of cavalry and a battery of artillery (variously estimated at from 1,000 to 4,000 men), he suddenly made his ...