From THE "Norra-Cuma DAILY
News," or Jury 4, 1877.
To-day being the l01st anniversary of the Independence of the United States, ihe Declaration of Independence wu in accordance with a time-honoured Custom, be read at the Consulate-General at noon; and there will be a display of fireworks at 9 o'clock p.m. from the lot in front of the Consulate-General the use of which has been Kindly lent by the Consul-General for Japan. In the absence of any saluting Vessel of the 0.5. Squadron, no salute Will be fired. As it is expected that there will be the usual musical entertainment in the Public Garden, the public will doubtless find special attractions in that direction.
"We learn that the cholera which pre-walls at Amoy is restricted to those who reside in the city and immediate suburbs. As many as 40 to 50 a day fall victiris to the feil disorder. rhe Loudoun Castle arrived in London at 7 p.m. on the 2nd instant. She left Hankow soon after midnight, on the 2rd May, and has, we belove, made the run home in 38 days 17 hours.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.