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... THE INVASION OF CALABRIA, Baonaba, Calabria, Ado. 24.—We were rating this morning with Grotral Garibaldi and bis staff on the terrace of a flaunt hooso near Al'afiomara, eating bread and cheese and regaling on the luscious grapee and flgs of this happy ...
... INVASION OF NORMANDY. Rouen, Oct. 7.—The Prussians are advancing on this city in sufficient force to occupy it. The day be- fore yesterday they were at Gaillon, to-day they are probably at St. Pierre, and unless steps are taken to check their advance ...
... THE INVASION OF CANADA. Toronto, 2nd JDNE.-General Lindsay has visited the camps of the troops engaged Pigeon Hill and Front River. He thanked them in the name of the Queen for their gallant services, yesterday, at the latter place. He said there were ...
... INVASION ON TONQUIN. ANNIHILATION of french troops. ...
... THE INVASION OF JUTLAND. Paris, Feb. 23. —La France of this evening asserts that several Swedish Ministers, upon hearing of the entry the Pnilsians into Jutland, demanded that a Swedish squadron should be sent to Gothenburg in the event of the Austro-Prussian ...
... THE INVASION CANADA. TO THE EDITOR OP THE PREEMAN. Dublin, August 9,1867. Sir perceive that considerable alarm exists amongst Government circles about the so-rauch-talkedof-Fenian invasion of Canada. lam glad to be in a position to re-assure those gentlemen ...
... THE INVASION NORMANDY. Havre, December 17.—The cencral aspect of the country inexpressibly mournful. Every house any pretension is deserted, and most them show signs of havirg been pillaged. the villages and fieldsmen are scarcely anywhere to be seen ...
... INVASION OF THE NORTE THE DROMORE MEETING. ...
... THE INVASION OF NORMANDY telegram from Vignor announces that 3,0 ®0 Prussians, with artillery, had arrived at Gissors. They are coinmandei Prince Albert, and are waiting for fresh troops to make requisitions in the district Voxin and the Valley of Epta ...
... INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA. There can longer lie any doubt that it is the pur?ose the rebels to throw their entire army across tho 'otomac, they have extended their pickets distance of twenty miles on all the roads leading from Frederick, east and west ...
... THE GAELIC INVASION OF AMERICA. HOW AFFAIRS WERE MANAGED. ...
... THE FENIAN INVASION. Toronto. .Mat lUst.Tlic Fenian excitement baa entirely subsided. The must recent alarms have been occasioned by a party Fenians remaining in the frontier towns, but without means organization. THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN ITALY. ...