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... FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA. The Gaul, would appear, baa drawn the swoid against the Moor, and thrown away the ecahhard. A grand campaign will be andertaken in the spring against the Bey of Constantine, who continues to defy the invading Frenchmen. All is bustle ...
... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. A letter from Algiers of the 27th nit., states that Marshal Valee, notwithstanding the bad sanitary condition ef the army and the rejection of his demands for fresh troops to sent from France, had assembled an expeditionary column ...
... THEATRE OF THE WAR IN AFRICA The plain of Metidja is enclosed between the Leiser Atlas on the south, and the heights of Algiers on the north. Its greatest breadth is 17,000 metres, and its length, from east to west, about HO,OOO metres. It is traversed ...
... RENEWAL OF THE WAR IN AFRICA. A letter from Algiers of tbeGtb states that the insurrection is complete in the mountains of the Ouarenscrris, and that several of the Arab chiefs who had received appointments from the Governor-General have been sacrificed ...
... 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 ...
... WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. The Moniteur Parisien of Monday night published the annexed telegraphic dispatch, received by the French Go- ; “the maritime prefect to the minister of marine. Toulon, April 13. “ A captain of the Italian merchant service writes ...
... at vy rsuin co S send sach troops against the he ry soldiers of the Lee a ot. he ter in the Chroneble, several FRANCE. WAR IN AFRICA, tion of ‘The Moniteur contains the following official int rers in from Attica :— es will Oor. 14, Seven, aw. — Bes Oc ...
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... AFRICA. The Moniteur publishes the following telegraphic despatch, announcing a new predatory feat the French army in Africa : Toulon, Jan. 15, 4 o’Clock p.m. Tub Fiikt Err the Minister War. During the last days December, General Guingret executed ruzia ...
... AFRICA. The French at Algiers are actively preparing to include (be great plain Mitidjah within their military post*. Coleat, the sra-side of it, already occupied, and camp has hitherto been fixed at Uouflarik, in the midst of it. Dut now new camp and ...
... AFRICA The French at Algiers are actively preparing to include the great plain of Mitidjah within their military posts. Coleat, on the sea-side of it, Is already occupied, and a camp I.as hitherto been fixed at Bouffarik, the midst of it. But now a new ...
... AFRICA, By accounts roci-lved from Africa, it appears that quarrel has arisen between the King Ashantec ant! Boittecne, Chief of Gtrotin, which threaten fresh disturbance to the peace of the Gold Coast. The origin and consequences tliis rrcl, ? . ongly ...