... WAR. Tan 18th Brumaire le a memorable date in the revolutionary biatery of France, and the anniversary of this significant era occurred on Sunday hot, and was celebrated by Prince Louis Napoleon to a man. uer which bears with it au important reference ...

... ANCIENT IRON FOUNDRY IN SOUTH AFRICA Accimpabikd by the commaudaot Casengo, who was well acquainted with this part of the country, I pro- 1 needed canoe down the rirer Localla, to Massan- Kano. This rirer is about 85 yards wide, and narigable I for canoes ...

... T HE WAR. THE BRITISH EXPEDITION. (Proml the Times'Speclt CoUorrespondent.) Camp before Sebasto;.-tl, Jan. 8. Tea cold weathier has been attended by a decrease Of one class of diseases and by an increase of those atfecting the respiratory organs. The ...

... KAFFIR WAR. [naval AND IiILITART OASBTTK. By recent intelligence from South Africa, wo learn that the Cape Parliament, in their newborn omnipotence, are about to deprive the Fingoes of the fertile lauds awarded them Sir George Cathcart for their fidelity ...

... THIE KAFFIR WAR. IT is an old saying that it is a long lane which has no ending, but the long defile of the calamitous Kaffir war is a lane which seems endless ; and though it is proving oneof the most expensive routes through which British bravery ever ...

... EXTRACTS FROM LIVINGSTONE’S TRAVELS IN SOUTH AFRICA. QUEENLY DIFFICULTIES. I found Sekeletu young man of eighteen years of age, of that dark-yellow or coffee and-milk colour, of which the Makololo are so proud, because it distinguishes them considerably ...

... them; thefloor' is riddled with rat-holes. We will not stay long with King Boy, of Brass-town. The number of kings in Western Africa is very large; the power of each accords with his physical strength and his possessions. On each side of the Cameroons is ...

... THE WAR IN THE EAST TUB •• MOBinSO OIIBOSICLB.”] tho Emperor of hat any regard comiderationa pradcnec, thoro it atill a proapect peace. Both rruasta and Austria hate at oooe (ejected the pro* to them by Coaot Ortolf. The Cabinet Berlin has e»oo cxprcaaod ...

... THE WAR QUESTION. The tone and feeling of the continental journals are in favour of peace. La Patrie of Sunday, January 15, states that the most strenous efforts are being made to prevent tho possibility of war. The great European powers ardently desire ...

... THE WAR AT THE CAPE. 'CO THE EDITOR. Sin-Observing in your paper of Friday an extract from a Cape paper, recording the death of Captain Addison, of the Queen's Royals, from wounds received in action, I shall be obliged by your giving contradic- tion to ...

... THE EASTERN WAR ELECTRIC (From the Second Edition of the Tima.-From Occasional Correspondent.; Lyra, Dec Du.llfj Sm.rt h.» pro- bur,l .hr . ,* .rr.mrr. It » th«t it « bis .men. ,io„ t» prr-u.de the Sult.n to .ccrpt the «r.,ers of the Polish R-foK-M. >1 ...

... THE NICARAGUAN WAR. The steam-ship Star of the West arrived New York on the 2d instant, with dates from Nicaragua to March 15. Colonel Schlessinger, who had been sent on a mission to Costa Rica respecting an adjustment of the difficulties between that ...