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... the lending columns of the French journals Monday. War between the S-dtan and the Viceroy of I'.gvpl—war In-tween Janiis and Ahd-« l-Kader, m Africa- -war between the Christinos and in Sjiain—and war m tx]»eclancy IxHween England and Persia ...
... LATEST NEWS OF THE DUTCH WAR. We have received Dutch papers of Wednesday's date. They contain the decree for calling out the Landstrum, or appeal to the people of Holland, for a levy es masse. The sick and infirm, Clergymen, and licensed pilots, alone ...
... the Preach in Africa *mad the French govern. twist very serigne. The anigesnees 'that anaiderable is men, horses, and would he despatched to Algiers, sad that the cengeriptiou of 1838 would be under arms (to replace the troops es to Africa, of course). ...
... Tee ARMY.—The Moniteur contains a Report addressed to the King by the Minister at War, Marshal Maison, on the administration of military justice during the year 1833. The effective form of the French army amounted in that year to 398,281 men, including ...
... . any pnlolic gossip they hare been the Hotel of War, the the ehallenoter: embarked a. _ _ his way to the bus tacos t statement, however, was not esserally the French capital, though it wan well the ex.Klng had of late been making many lournies from Rome: ...
... account given by an officer wh o was in cumniand of one of his likiesty's ships of war. It appeared I that, that the fatal event did not take plays• on the roast of Africa, but two or three hundred miles up the Niger. It was stated that an ambuscade was ...
... guarantee- ing a loan, as was done to Greece, it says— After a loan, there remains the succour of a war subsidy, a mode often employed during the wars of the continent, and especially by England. The subsidy has the advantage of en- aging the country ...
... Minis- ter of War to the Governor-General of Algiers, adds that as Abd El-Kader did not consent to hoist French colours on the walls of Mascara, lie cannot be presumed to have acknowledged the supremacy of the French in Northern Africa. We are sorry to ...
... they expected, filfflfii necessary to increase their force. Marshal SouH vfifl, Wis,said, accept the office of Minister of War, and M. Giljzot will be placed in his proper posi- tion of Minister ofJhf Interior. There are few facts of interest to be fotmMi ...
... provisions in that city-a circumstance from which this journal infers that Prince Metternich, in viewing the eventuality of a war, does not deem it probable that it will spring up on the part of Russia or he would have hesitated to place his stores so near ...
... midia, and on :he establishment of Christianity, embraced the faith but, like all Roman Africa, it was rapidly involved in the Arian schism it was burned down by the war of the factions, and about the fifth century, was rebuilt by the Emperor Constans, who ...
... Mexico on the 1st inst. and the latter communication to the Minister of War the sentence of the Court-Martial appointed to try General Brossard on va- rious charges of malversation in Africa. The despatch from Brest runs as follows The Nereide frigate, the ...