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... FRANCE—WAR AFRICA The Moniteur contains the following official intelligence from Africa:— Toulon, Oct. 14, half-past Seven, a.m Beni, Tamtam, October 2 General Damremont to the Minister of War, The brigades Nemours and Trozel, with the battering train ...
... FRANCE—THE WAR IN AFRICA. The Constitutionml of Thursday, which have received, together with the other Paris journals of tlie same date, announces that Lieut.-Gen. Cubierres will be appointed to the command of the French forces Africa, destined to act ...
... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. The Paris journals of Tuesday, together with letters from our private correspondent, have reached us (London Timex) by our otdinary express. The Moniteur publishes the following Telegraphic Drsputc/i :— Toulon, May 17, 1841. ...
... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. letter from Algiers of tho llth inst. gives the following particulars of the engagement mentioned in tho telegraphic despatch of the 13th. It states that it being learnt that the brother of Abdel Kader, after his unsuccessful ...
... FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA. Advices from Algiers of the 30th ult. state that all was quiet there. Marshal Valce was preparing for the October campaign, and revictualling Blidah, Mcdeah, and Miliana. General Duvivier was attacked by Abdel Kader at Medeah, July ...
... THE FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA. There have been many able articles written of late, and published in this country, prove the exceedingly humane and liberty-loving character of the French, along with the cruelty and tyrauical projionsities of the Saxons—meaning ...
... FRANCE—THE WAR IN AFRICA The French journals of Monday merely repeat the telegraphic announcement of the fall of Constantine— To quiet the apprehensions of the Royal Family respecting the safety of the Princes, the despatch was accompanied the following ...
... 7000 men, principally natives, to resist them, Two British vessels of war were at Cape Coast, and its safety appears certain.— Two or three native Kings had lately been deposed in Africa, and other persons placed on their thrones.— American Paper of Nov ...
... 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 ...
... THE FRENCH AFRICA. Tile Monitmr of Thursday states that dispatches had arrived to the Minister of War from Bona, dated the and 2oth ult. announcing that on the former all the corps intended to be employed in the expedition against Constantina, with the ...
... SOUTH AFRICA Kafir ak. Hostilities continue with undiminished activity, and the Kafirs have shown themselves unusually daring in attack Fort They assembled in battle array to the number of 5,000. or. some say, 10,000 fighting men. They were repulsed with ...
... THF. FRENCH AFRICA The French appear to march from success to success in Africa. The Monitcur publishes the following telegraphic despatch;— ** riunecrn Fih 11 “THE GOVEBNOR-fIENEUAL OP ALGERIA TO THE MINISTER WAR. “ The fort of Sebdon or la Frasna, at ...