... FRANCE-TUE wAR .A. AFRICA. The tollowing is the last intelligence received from Al- giers by telegraph :_ '5 Toulon, May 7. (Received at Half-past Seven in the Evening.). THE uSARITISME PR5EFECT TO TUE ZtINXSTER OF THE 55ARINE. The expeditionary corps ...

... FRANCE-THE WAR IN AFRItCA. - - _ AlA_ _ - I The Messeger has the annexed telegraphic despatch: - i Toulon, Oct. 25 (not received till Sunday). GENlERAL BBAG.,UAY b'HILL!ERS TO TUE MINISTER OF WTAR. The garrison of Algiers has successfully accomplished ...

... THIE SEAT OF WAR 1 AFRICA. - Th. MY-l. Lo- -L r - ane Veliats has the following on the position and resources of Abd.el-Kader- The river Maloula, in Morocco, near which Abd.el- Rader planted his camp when he was driven out of Algeris, is between two ...

... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. Mlk. -t - The * 0l'onnaes contains a letter from Algiers, of the 12th instant, detailing the marches of the eapeditionary column to and from Mediah, over the Col. de Teniah, to escort the convoys of stores and provisions to the garrison ...

... FRENCH. COLONY IN AFRICA. Boptjciab, the place against which the French expedition from Toulon is directed, lies about half way between Algiers and Constantine, and close to it is tbe nouth of the Zowab, the most considerable river of the Regency, and ...

... Algerian population Wo require to know under 'l wies' ?? this unfortunate episode of the African L war has occurred, and this the next courier from Africa will acquaint us with. The Seud has a few particulars of this defeat:- * The Vil!e.de-Bordeaux (says ...

... WAR AGAINST MOROCCO. L PARIS, OCT 7.-The Moniteur of Tuesday morning t contains the following i_ c A council of ministers was held yesterday at St. Cloud. 3The King has commanded that six regiments of infantry , and two regiments of cavalry be embarked ...

... THE CIVIL WAR IN SWITZERLAND. FALL OF LUCERNE. (From the Tirnes Correspondent) Basle, T'ursday Morning, Nov. 25. This morning news has coune to this place of the comn. plete capture of Lucerne, also, by the federal troops, which event took place yesterday ...

... an impetuous war, save the life of an old and an infirmn mau-seem totally indifferent to the mtutterings and menaces of the tempest which seems ready to borot upon their heads. With the prospect before then, at no distant date, of a war which threatens ...

... all through Africa, not merely by the most daring intrepidity, bat the most scientific knowledge of his d .profession. It was the opinion of Clausal, 13ugeaud, Ds rEtang, Vallee, and other -competeat autho- rities, that the army of Africa did not contain ...

... STATE OF FEELING, AND WAR SPECULA. TIONS IN FRANCE. s, The following is an extract from the Paris corres. ,e pondent of the Times, which we find in that paper of l Friday last. It was written before the news reached Paris that England, after blastering ...

... R Doherty, of the 89tbRegiment (Go- vernor of Sierra Leone), to have the local rank of Colonel sa on the western coast of Africa. d HosMrrAY STAFF-Assistant Surgeon A T Jackson, from b: the 42d Regiment of Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces, ...