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... to America .. . UL lONS a dollars are being spent in descries to bring soccer into the lives of a population which has never seen it before, except possibly on breakfast-time television. When Sportsvievr returns to 8.8. C.-1 at 9.50 tonight, it will examine ...
... AMERICA A Paris writes that the Statements published in the American press concerning the alleged sale art collectors statuarr purporting to have come from tho catedral Red ms have naturally aroused considerable interest. One particular purchase, which ...
... AMERICA. New York, Tuesday. The steamers Aleppo, from Liverpool, and the Arago, from Falmouth, have arrived here; and tbe Nova Scotian Quebec. Southampton, Wednesday. The North German Lloyd’s steamer Union, from New York, passed the Needles at 10 a.m ...
... 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. October 7.—The steamship City of Manchester, from New York on the 24th nlt., arrived here at am.' with 234 passengers, 830,000 dollars, and £32,827. specie. She landed forty-eight passengers, and proceeded fox Liverpool at 5.16 a.m. AFFATBS AT ...
... AMERICA It was learned in London, to-day that Field - Marshal Montgomery is sailing for America to-morrow in the 41;;IrEllisitWtiWornElotthampton. He is chairman of the Defence Committee of Western Union, and his visit to America ...
... AMERICA. The New York papers of the 17th September, bronght by the Arabia, hare now come to hand. of that date gives its ustml of the situetion. From Western Virginia the news is still very encouraging. General lap, with a very large forts, attacked °ewes ...
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... AMERICA. New Topa, Nov. 29, Noon. Mr. Hartwell, the Secretary of the Tre►sury, has ordered the usual sales of gold and purchases of bonds to be oontinued during December. Gold bee fallen 21 per cent., and this movement is =pally owing to the large inmates ...
... AMERICA. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.) New Yoek, 'tueaday, 6 p.m. Closing Pbicbb— Gold, 135. Sterling exchange on London, 1091, firm. 5-20 United States Bonds, 111£; Illinois, 114; Erie, 65. Stocks strong. Cotton, middling upland, 30. Petroleum, refined, 26. The ...
... TO AMERICA `Withdrawal Would Be Our Doom' SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL told a mass meeting of Conservatives at Blackpool this afternoon: For America to withdraw into isolation would condemn all Europe to Russian Communist subjugation, and our famous and beloved ...
... AMERICA.. Nan- Yong, Nov. 4 (Evening). The R;tAni( ! ati the organ of the Confederate nueent, recomm, nds tl.e arming of the slaves. General flood, with 30,000 men, is reported to have mussed the Tenne-aee river and to be moving northward. The Confederates ...