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... Infantry arrived at Cork on the 22d, the whole to embark in the ship Liverpool for their respective head-quarters in Canada. „ War Africa The following staff appointments have been made the Lieutenant General In command of the troops;— Ist Division —First Lieutenant ...
... coup d'etat, ition of Rom e was the prelude to the the Crimean war and the It alian war mark two steps towards will be the dis- the European coup The next ste memberment of Turkey an d war against England isolated in fiona, egotism raised to. a principle ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. L RXBXLUOK OUIBU-TBftll BCBMT. Pi.TMOctH, Royal M«>l steamship Candace, Captkin Hawksley, belonging to the African Steam Natation Company, arrived thla port thia morning. unfortunate affair occurred on the li tn ot July with the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. We (Times) have been favoured with the following private letter, dated Gambia, Bth Aug., giving acoount of the late fatal disturbances in that colony:— On tbe 16*h of last mouth Governor O'Connor issued, or directed to be issned ...
... — WEST COAST OF AFRICA. LIMOUTH, SEPTEM: August 21, statesthat in the BER 19.—A letter, dated Gamb thenumber of natives killed affray which occurred in July viously stated. The Govern or andco was 500, and not 1,500, as vote of thanks to Captain Vi uncil ...
... copy of correspondence between the Scottish Reformatory Society and the Secretary ofState for War;— TO THE EIGHT HON. MAJOK-OENF.RAL PEEL, 9ECRETAET STATE FOR WAR. “Office of the Scottish Reformation Society, 6, York-plaee, Edinburgh, 18th November, 1858 ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO Maprip, Dec. 21.—Yesterday Moors attacked the Spanish, but were repulsed energetically, and compelled to retreat in great disorder, ca by grape shot and gre- nades. The Spanish had fifty-one wounded. Ten men- of-war formerly stationed ...
... THE FATAL ENCOUNTER ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (FROM THE NEW ERA OF MAY 20, A SIERRA LEONE PAPER. The usual quiet of our town was converted intoa scene of consternation and awe, on Thursday morning, by of her Majesty’s steamer Teazer, from the expedition ...
... Coalition has brought on war the Euxine; if Lord Aberdeen is suffered still to guide the course of England, he will, in all probability, bring on a yet more calamitous war in the Baltic. That England and France are actually waging war against Russia in the ...
... ill-con- sidered precipitancy. Of all the horrors of war, the most terrible are ill-arranged assaults, mistakes in the trenches, vacillations in the breach living with fire. At this last pass of war, and this hideous conflict of nations, thousands are ...
... PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. Lonpon, APRIL 29.—Yesterday the Admiralty com- missioners gave notice that two or three good coppered ships of from 650 to 800 tons burthen are required to be employed as cavalry transports, for four months certain. In future all ...
... this is war. Should the Russian fleet remain quietly in Sebastopol the defeat of their Asiatic army will be secured : should it venture out to interrupt the Turkish convoy, collision with the English and French ships is inevitable. Thus active war has at ...