... WAR WITH CHINA—BLOCKADE OF THE CHIEXSE The following official notices, dated Hong Kong, Sep. 23, have reached us. “The High Commissioner and Governor of these provinces having publicly forbidden the regular supplies of food for her Majesty’s subjects ...

... THE WAR IS SPAIN—BRITISH LEOIOS. miner insert to-day a variety of details respecting the ot atlairs in Spain, much of which will read with painful interest. The British Legion have been very badly treated, not. withstanding all their gallantry and devotion ...

... 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 ...

... the coast of Africa—the Irish Repealers with ecstacy and delight. Suppose, now, that the matter had gone so far that the English parliament had determined to go to war, how were the Irish parliament to act in such a case ? Refuse to **o to war. Then this ...

... WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND MOROCCO CK EXCHANGE—Tut DUBLIN STO GOVERNMENT FUNDS. approving judgment I sought, obtained and valued—the intelli- gent middle classes—the Roman Catholic clergy—the country gentlemen of Literal opinions—were but an inconstant multi ...

... DUBLIN. WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE BY ABDEL KADER. (From the Morning Post.') We have this dsy to announce our readers the official confirmation of the accounts from the French possessions in Africa which have published, that war had broken out between ...

... the merchants the West Indies and other places were taken in war. Perhaps ninety-nine out of each hundred of those sold were taken one tribe from another in the war of the tribes of Africa. The country, owing to this warfare, was a desert ; its population ...

... 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 ...

... War-Offer, Oct. 20, ISl’O. Ist regiment of life guards, Coriv.*t Charles ITall, from half-pav dnxgon.s, to and sub-lieutenant, vice John Ilftll, who exchanges. Ht!) regiment light dragoons. Brevet Lieutenant-Col. lion. Henry Percy Major, hv mirch«se, ...

... 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, ...

... whom intrigue has given them, the French nation have been for some years prosecuting a war in Algiers, of which country they are slowly making themselves masters. This war has been protracted, and its difficulties aug- mented by the facilities which Abd-el-Kader ...