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... AMERICA first council of Roman Catholic bishops ever held the province of New York assembled on the Ist instant, at New York. The IVeiv York Journal of Commerce notices the reaction which was exhibiting itself in the immigration traffic. It says:— have ...
... AMERICA. The United States Attorney-Genera has decided that t is no departure from neutrality for the citizens of a neutral State . sil belli-erents, gunpowder, arms, munitions, or any other a o merchandise contraband war, or for the mercbant ships of ...
... AMERICA. A telegraphic communication from Baltimore of the says :—By the boat from Norfolk we have the most awful account of the ravages of the yellow fever that city yet received. A letter from Dr. Morris says that there were no less than 64 deaths in ...
... AMERICA. The evidence obtained from America has especial value, from the temperament of the people, and the system of jurisprudence being similar our own. It is not a mere matter of private Opinion, but to be gleaned from documents veracious as oar own ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23. The Canada has arrived with advices from New York to the 13th telegraph, and 511,518 dols. in specie The Washington correspondent of the Sew York Jlg-aU states that Mt. Buchanan, the United States' Minister ...
... AMERICA, The Norristown Times (Pa.. United States) of February 15th contains the following paragraph:— A very pretty double wedding was solemnised in St. George'e Church, Cincinnati, February 101 k, when Miss Anna Belle Butler, second daughter of Mr ...
... AMERICA. New York, Thursday Evening. —lt is stated here that the most prominent Republicans intend to make the Alabama claims their leading cry at the coming elections in the fall of the year, and that it expected the issue will be taken on this question ...
... AMERICA. Liverpool, Monday, May lst.—By steamer Europa, we have advices from New York to the 19th ult. The Oadsen Treaty Bill liad been thrown out by the Senate, but the treaty was afterwards re-considered. large ship full of passengers went ashore at ...
... AMERICA Liverpool, Sept. 27.— Extraordinary Run. —By the United States' mail steamship Baltic, Captain Comstock, advices have arrived from New York to the 16th. She has brought 1,255,508 specie. On the 17th she spoke the Atlantic, and on the 20th, a Cunard ...
... AMERICA Washington, Thursday.—ln to-day’s sitting; of the Senate Mr. Carpenter delivered a lone and impressive speech in favour of rococnising the Cuban insurgents as belligerents. Mr. Sumner spoke in opposition. YESTERDAY’S MARKETS. London Produce. —Sugar ...
... AMERICA. Litebpool.—On Monday, the Boyd Mail Steam- , •hip Canada, Captain Stone, arrived the Money, with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. The Canada sailed from Boston on , the 12th inst., and Haliiax on the 11th, and ...
... AMERICA On Saturday the House of Representatives, by a majority of 147 to 42 adopted an amendment of tho Federal Constitution, which prohibits the exclusion of any person from the suffrage on the ground of his race or colour. • On Monday the House of ...