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... ~_ ~_ infractions were, penetrated >nto Africa br war of .pnUforthtp.rish ofSt.Thora., t „„ rst ,he coDtintnt in tb. of inr opTotera in the interest Mr. Uregorr, Niter. . .u. v;—. J 'DrKtl^Vdi':°>t tbe pnlier «hn ?i'fn isrr ro *: k , ' h jy ,h Donnldson ...
... THE WAR AFRICA. TttßoaAmic Despatch.—The Governor General the French Possessions the North Africa to the Minister op War.— Mostaganem, July 3 —The Oran division. which set out from Mostaganem for Mascara on the 7th of June, returned here on the 27th in ...
... sire,’ replied the painter, * Schomberi a brave soldier the empire, whose name has been prominent during the whole of the war Africa. I thought he had obtained the cross of the Legion lof Honour, which had been long solicited tor him ; but 1 1 have learned ...
... Sonlt Port Veudrea, to organise and embark the cavalry Intended lor Africa. They were aail the 17tb. The ftdlowiog la a Hat, nearlr c»mi|*lete, the Froncb now on the c*»cwt t»f Africa «if war Soffrm, carrying the flag of the Prince Joimille; the Jemappea, ...
... that the only chance theie was of the bill producing benefi- Smce the above was written the United States lacaet ot The war Africa continues the all absorbing theme ol | u WOU depend on the degree of support might receive the 13th bas been telegraphed ...
... Mount joy-square West. FOREIGN NEWS. THE WAR AFRICA. The Monitew of Fridmj contains the following telegraphic despatch:— ** Toulon, Mar 13, 2 o’clock, p.m. Chercheß, May 9. “Marsdall vallee to the minister of war. The army has traversed the entire plain ...
... likely to suffer any material interruption by the recent untoward events in the South Seas and on the north-western coast Africa. The war factions, both among ourselves well as in France, are doomed, we incline to think, experience sore disappointment in this ...
... and the Zaid Afrieaan, to the 1»t of Ocobrr. The intelligence !»rouht this arrival ia extremely gloomy. The Zuid Africa says“ The war news exhibits a urrie* of the greatest confusion, relieved only the most discouraging accounts. Sir Andreas Stoukenstroro ...
... Immght forwaid meet tlie immediate mn- TIIE WAR AFRICA. m. It wouki, indeed, a »eti-us if this Tcleurapjiic Dkspatcu —Tin- | f the year there was any difficulty experienced in ae. the French Possessiuks Africa to the q U i,,„ sufficiency for the ordinary ...
... find much less readiness the part of our neighbours to utter provocations, or answer defiance by defiance.” RENEWAL OF THE WAR AFRICA. A letter from Algiers of the 6th states that the insurrection is complete in the mountains of the Ouarenserns, and that ...
... between the French and English governments that case of war between the two countries. ?feam-boat» of either nation, conveying passengers or mails, are to considered and respected neutrals. FRENCH WAR AFRICA. Advices from Algiers of the 30th ult. state that ...
... govern you done to give them claims to your affection They promised you peace, and they have given you civil war and the disastrous war Africa. They promised you reduction of taxes, and all the gold you poweaa will not satisfy their avidity. They promised ...