... Algiers, &c. shall be French possessions; and after a general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war, shall be given is iridemnities to the kiiigs of Sardinia anid Sicily -6. Mata ishall be occupied |bytfie French, and ...

... Consol market has shown tendency to advance to-day, but not any material degree; and business continues extremely limned. War Africa. A quarrel has arisen between the King of and Chief Gowlin, which ihreaiens fresh disturbances to the people of the Gold ...

... favourably received til baud-quarters. —Morning Post Wednesday. WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE BY ABDEL-K A have the official confirmation of accounts from the French possessions in Africa, that war had broken out between France and Abd-EI-Kader. The Arabs of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I! AFRICA. Tlia I’niiirsof Thursday, received t 1 is otlico I i-t niiht, cimlirm tlie ateounts prcvioiijly csrommiicaUil. liiat war lias a-rain lirokcn out in fr-cn, i.-galar of hostility having boon affain-e‘*lVaucf the powerful Arab chief, *;„slilc ...

... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA Boxa—Mabsuai. Chisel to tue at The cxpotlilion against Constantine has not hail complete success. 1* has been, in some sort, by extrordinan event, beyond all calculation, changed into teal {riritahh\ and* strong reeonnoimanee, after ...

... WAR IN ALGIERS. The intelligence last received in Paris, from Algiers, was of a disastrous nature for the success of the French arms. The French Government has ordered a second reinforcement of 4,000 men to proceed to Africa. By letters from Linibourg ...

... situation of Spain, and if I have to regret not being able to announce to you that the civil war which lias long desolated this kingdom is enltrely at end. still this war has lost its character of gravity which would give rise to alarming appuhensinns fur the ...

... Coast of Africa, the slave trade was carried on with greater activity than ever. Not less than slave vessels had been captured, carried into Sierra Leone, and condemned, in the four first months of the present year. The British vessels of war, on the African ...