... amongst them Now, it is amongst this people that Abd-el-Kader will find most zealous supporters. I think, theretore, that the war with Morocco—that is, with the people of Morocco, not the Emperor —is inevitable. You know, no doubt, that the Prince de Jviuville ...

... WAR IN INDIA. Lord MELBOURNE, after some observations that were inaudible, moved that the resolution of the house, voting thanks the officers and troops engaged in capture of Ghnxnee, should be emended adding to those names those the officers and troops ...

... FRENCH ARMY AFRICA. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. *Tht Governor-General to the Minister of War. Mostaganem, June 4. After painful march of eight days, and several slight encounters with the Arabs our flank and rear, which were all to our advantage, on the 25th ...

... that, if forced to take posses- sion of Morocco, ** she would have no wish to retain it.” It is added that “ the space in Africa which she occupies, and will always occupy, is sufficient for her, and that she does not wish to add an inch to her at five ...

... WAR DECLARED BY FRANCE AGAINST MOROCCO. Paris. Oct. 7 The bfoniteur Tuesday morning contains the following;— “ A council of ministers was held yesterday at St. Cloud, The King has commanded that six regiments of infootry and two regiments of cavalry tm ...

... of sanguinary the French on the fail to perpetuate this les, and which can ton” © A sa the Monitewp, * has arrived of war- from Africa, vernment of @ fatal event which in the inee of Coa sothing of the kind hitherto ta kon place. fa anex- the Nememchas ...

... FOREION INTELLIGENCE. WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MOROCCO. A war appears to at hand—perhaps is going just now—between the troops of France in Northern Africa, and those of the Emperor of Morocco. The result such contest will, of course, be the extension of ...

... either in Mecea or in some other part of Egypt. This last act of the wilitary career of Abd- el. Kader terminates the war of Africa, and assures to France the peaceable submission of Algeria. The followin; description is given of Abd-el- Kader’s persona ...

... Munday eontaim very little news of general i interest. Further despatches from Algeria had been received by the Minister at War, which were filled with unimportant details of the ope- rations of the French army in pursuit of Abd-el-Ka- the latter chieftain ...

... Squadron.— learn, on good authority, that the government has j ordered a squadron of four vessels of war sail in a few I days for the coast of Africa, and cruise that ground for a certain appointed time. The andaliu, guns, now at Norfolk, commanded Captain ...

... Port Vendres, to organise and em tended for Africa. They were to sail on the 17th. Texecraryic Jury 21, Five o’CLOcK, P.M.—The President of the Council, Minister of War, has received by the late courier from Africa despatches from Mar: Bugeaud, dated Lella ...

... Algerian population. We require know under what circumstances this unfortunate episode of tb© African war has occurred, and this the next courier from Africa will acquaint us with.*’ The Sud has few particulars of this defeat:— The Vtlle-de Bordeaux (says ...