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... I THE WAR. - The following appeaed in our Second Edition of yesterday: PEACE. ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROPOSITIONS BY RUSSO (From the Sacond Edaiou of ike Time8.) Vienna, Wedueslay. Russia has unconditionally acceptedthe proposa of the allies. This is authentic ...
... IAMERICAAAL OF THICA. (SROM OUR OWN OOBRFSPOODENaT.) Liverpool, Saudiy The British and North American royal mail atea,.ehi Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived here at an early l morning. She sailed from Boston on the 20th inL, ad brings 2S passengers.9 The ...
... South Africa till some analogous I system, adapted to the forms of the British constitution, is introduced. Till then feuds and disturbances, like that called the Kaffir war, will incessantly succeed each other in some part or other of South Africa. Sir ...
... destroyed a 6roa portion of tbe villade. ; THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THIE AFRICA. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHi.) LiVERPOOL; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1.-The royal mail steam chip Africa,HCaptain larrison, arrived in the Mersy this -niorning at 10.20 a.m. She brings ...
... | he followin- al,) appeared in our Second J;Edition: I THE WAR. The Timeu, in a leading article, points out the importance, in a military ?? of view, of an ascent of the Danube by the allied flotilla and attack of the fortress on its banks by such forces ...
... T E WAR. Advicee from Constantiunple of the 80th July have been eoceived via Maraeilles by the Nile steamer. Admiral Hame- Ilt; who is at Vaaroa, bad ordered up all the transports and the Turkib fleet fronm Constantinople. Generals Brown and Caurobert ...
... dared to collect such a quantity of combustibles in one place. Deserters say that the Russians on board the Russian ships of war had been reduced. The number of naval ar- tillery men was diminished from 16,000 to 3,500. FRANCE AND THE FOUR POINTS, The lcser ...
... THE WAR. TOE CZAR'S LETTER. The Patric was warned-for having circulated an unfavourable report of the Czar's reply to the letter of the French Emperor; but the P'atrie was right, though an operation on the Bourse might have sug- gested the premature ...
... ZChc frccmams 3~'ounral DUBiMN: MIONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1864. TIHE WAR. FAILURE OF COUNffT OELOFF'S MISSION. The mission of the Russian Count has had a startling effect on the Stock Exchange. Of cour e, the movements of such a person, charged with the secret ...
... hours notice to-day; the remainder of the ,..uairean army was to be placed on a war footing. VrnmQ, OCTOBEu 28.-General Heas hos ar-. rived to-day. A great council of war has been held. PRUSSIA. BxERLui, OCT. 2S.--Theeffeot that the Prussian answer to ...
... WAR ?? I rm ATTACK ON SEBASTOPOL. The correspondent of the Times has sent to that journal intelligence of a dispatch received Thursday night from Con-, stantinople, and dated the 10th in8t., which announces that Sebastapol bas been canonaded by the English ...
... 11 p.m. The Africa arrived in the Mersey at eight o'clock. She ?? 188 passengers, and 862,0001. sterling in specie. She also brings Californian dates to the 24th of January. 600,000 dollars es route to New York. Market dull and declining. War expected ...