... August, at and did some some damage to property in the interior of the ne island. er TisE AFRICA, CUNARD NEW STEA-MER.-The exterior t. appearance of the Africa is striking, and prepossesses the mind r, with an idea of extent and magnificence. Site was ...

... at Toulon from Algiers had contradicted the rumour ot the cholera raging in most of the towns of the French possessions in Africa. The Bam- tary condition of the army and the people of Algiers was satisfactory. The Juge de Paix of the 2d arrondiesement ...

... People Nationale and other Socialist papers had positively denied thefact. Count Zamoysky, who took an active part in the last war in Hungary, and whose extradition was demanded of the Turkish govetnenunt by the Emperor of Russia, has arrived in Paris. I'lc ...

... brig-of-war Leger have been disarmed and laid up by order of the Minister of Marine, The only ships to be maintained in commission at L'Orient are the frigates Penelope and Jeasnne ?? General ?? embarked at Toulon on the 2d inst. for M Africa. ti, A duel ...

... ofyesterday.) FRANCE. pjAS, TUESDAY MORImNG.-Ti o Pres'dent of the Repub- lic Rent yesterday, accompanied by the Minister of War, General Neumayer, and his orderly oficers, to St. Germain, hero he reviewed the 1st Cuirassicra, who are about to leave that ...

... 1849 (the armistice). The deputation from the Duchy of Schleswig has had an audience of the King. Several Danish ships of war are lying offEckeerforde. The German journals complain that the Danes have been able to secure the service of four skilful pilots ...

... filled their minds with the sinful apprehensions of the future. Its mere announce- ment acted on the funds like a declaration of war, emptied the places of public anmtsement, and sent the strangers at i to the Prefecture of Police to procure pass-ports for ...

... I pro- pase.--Atkencas.-2. Napier's' Southern Africa, 2 vols. small 8vo. plates. A mass of information upon all matters connected wvith the Cape.-Weekly Cheronicle.-8. Sceoes of the Cjvil War in Hungary, by an Austrian Officer, second edition ...

... ' l ?? (1 ,qosi OURe LO.NDOjN COR10el.'Si', l~~l~ A ineetliag (of l~ii ohs r, f. aar i/> C .e tie I 6lai oniri ii movement war held to-day at I.di King's Arns ielotl, P'alace- yard, Sharman Crawford in the chair. The members assembled in compliance with ...

... the inhabitants; but if by these works further or greater less of human life than has been hitherto expended upon this futile war is avoided then the end is gained. Beyond the usual advance of reconnoitriig parties, the Danish troops have strict orders to ...

... announce the arrival of Sir H. NWynne at the Danish capital on Thursday morning. They also mention the arrival of the Russian war-steamer Kams- i chalks, from Cronstadt. It is runmoured that the first division of the Russian fleet will put to sea for summer ...

... and for the wan- ton destruction of their property. The expedition consisted of the English brig of war Swift, Commander Aldham; the 'rench man of war steam sloop Cocyte, Captain Gezolme, and the American consul in anothervessel. The Swiftjoined the parties ...