... saved from war or invasion'; media via, said Titus Livius jure nee amicoa pnvat me immicoa Mill. inscribing negation upon its own flag, a nation does not avoid death, but dishonour to it. I not speak of a war contrary interests; I speak of war between opposite ...

... and property impossible in Africa, prevents the due cultivation its most fertile soil, and the consequent increase of lawful commerce. Cotton and almost all tropical productions might, it appears, largely produced in Africa, if this one master impediment ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Ethiope arrived, yesterday morning, at Plymouth, with the mails, a full cargo, 3,000 ounces of gold, and fourteen passengers. She left Fernando Po, Oct. 24 ; Camaroons, 29 ; Calabar, Nov. 1 ; Bonny, 3 ; Lagos, 5; Liberia, 15; ...

... and war departments. It is believed that, in provisioning the army in Africa, sufficient precautions have not been taken. Boisterous weather has retarded the embarkation troops, who are much wanted. ...

... THE WAR WITH MOROCCO. Madrid, Nov. IG.—Marshal O'Donnell has returned ta Cadiz, after having effected a survey of the coa-t ■ f Africa. The military operations will immediately begin. UNITED STATES AND CANADA, Liverpool, Wednesday, Five a.m.—The steamship ...

... THE WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MOROCCO. Yesterday, the Spanish Government was to have hernia the war against Morocco; but, after incessant delays and preparations, the expedition is not even now ready quit the Spanish coast. THE FRENCH IS AFRICA. Marseilles ...

... and afterward: in 17 France. The Moniteur contains the statemen sters of General will not go to Copenhagen, ler sub. hale THE WAR ourland | | we re eS eee, ow Cee m came}. ed by th 7 nicipal body of a town cia:i m CANROBERT. rent, as Th le of — and sa Se ...

... private to burn, nstanti- | should befall him, the chief ving his pap to | assistants, and I, in_ fall r lawful risoner of war ‘to Sebastopol a fe Cabal, ‘errible's shells soon made the six heavy pall up, and steam their utmost towards t place, | on sailing ...

... Russian army, are concealed in Bucharest. ti agerald, officer, talking of the war to a foreigner, ms the of ibstance wing expressions, not in so many wor —* L do not ask bow soon the war . but I trust it will finish soon, for I am confiden it lasts the will ...

... THE war QUESTION IN ENGLAND. The Time* speaks of augmentation of the corps of Royal Engineers to 10,000 mou, or double the present number. The Advertiser has another rumour. It has beard that division of the English Mediterranean fleet has been ordered ...

... BRITISH MAN-OF-WAR AT NAPLES. A letter of the 22d inafc., from Naples, states that her Majesty’s steamer Exmouth has l>een telegraphed for to Malta, to protect British interests at Naples. CANADA AND UNITED STATES. Galway, Thursday Night. The royal mail ...

... OFFICE, Monday Morning. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. Liverpool, Sunday Morning. The steamship Africa, from New York on Bth instant, arrived in the Mersey half-past seven o’clock this morning, bringing sixty-ail passengers and ...