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... the expedition of Rome the prelude the Fretieh con/t d'etat, the Crimean war and the Ita'ian war two step* toward* the European coup e'ttat. The next *t*-n wid the of Turkey ami war a *ainst England, isolated in Europe. 'The peace of !• the inaugurntion ...
... LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA, TH« TUB TlXf.t. hare recently rereived the foßuning U ter from mv brother, a fanner in Sput i Africa a* it gives a bderub’ey clear idea of the state the country, yoa may consider it pi »ce in your erbiums. I enc *•* card, but for ...
... PRISONERS OP WAR. The Earl of MALMESBURY drew attention to the dif ferenee between the treatment of Engliab prisoner* in Rani* and Ruuian prisoner* in the hand* of toe English. The Public Health (No. 2) Bill stent through committee. The Crime and Outrage ...
... PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. London, Apuil 20. —Yesterday the Admiralty commissioners gave notice that two or three good coppered ships of from 650 to 800 tons burthen arc required to be employed as cavalry transports, for four months certain. In future all ...
... coaet Africa, in u small boat, (o relieve tome people who wore on the beach without provisions, after much larger boat bad bean upset in tha attempt. For this last act, after eerviug tho rest of hie Midshipman's time tbu west and uast coasts Africa; in ...
... WAR SPAIN AND SIOROnrO. Old Spain exhibiting evidences renewed life anil vigour, reminding Europe of the days of her ancient chivalry. The following particulars of the preparations for war in Spain arc given in the Second Edition of the Time* Tuesday ...
... THE KERRY WAR TESTIMONIAL. BURIAL GROUNDS. la Cm want of the eieiiea jaet «eneladed> praenlaient fee eaalaeiag the ehetch-yard of AheveUia ia ItragbtiaooDor, of the legality akieh aetcral Grand Jaraie kid gnat doable, all were ia of the aotk Uoweear got*ihe ...
... thonyand milot to expote blmtelf to the ehancea of war and disease, of all the efforts of the disaffected to overturn hit throne. Yet what a prince in the situation of the French Emperor II be makes war must look for aieiery. obtains victory there moat ...
... % oi.trvTKrß lit fi.k Conrs.— The following circular Lord !. « utconnts of counties has just been issued from Ibe War-office : •* War-office, Oc‘nhtr 14. I.obd.- T have the bom inform that er Majesty a gov. have determined issue iinm ...
... AMERICA—-TilE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. Liverpool, Sunday Morning. —The steamship Africa, s»hich lelt New York on the Blh inst., arrived in the Mersey at half past seven this morning, bringing passengers ami 187,000 dols. in specie. She was ott Point Lynas ...
... 1* kance.— -The Minister of Marine has addressed letter to ( aptain Prolet of the Imperial ship-of-war stationed the West Coast of Africa, approving of his conduct in the question of the nepro emigrants in the FrcnchColonies. It appears from an official ...
... (Jeftruction ol the war junks in Canton. The gorernment approved of the conduct of Lord Elgin in diverting the whole of the troops touching at Singapore to meet the need of India. Additional marines would be sent enable Admiral Seymour to hold his squadron ...