... Guards, to bring down the establishment more nearly to the standard befure the war. We are Informed that Colonel Douglas, of the former branch, will be removed to the War Department, to superintend the business relsting to the Militia. A more qualified ...

... AMERICA. Lrvr.RPOOu Sunday.—Tlie British and North American royal mad steamship Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived the Mersey at one o'clock this afternoon, bringing four days’ later news, and 4 passengers, but no specie. The steamer Pacific, Captain Nye ...

... mentioned of late. The entire military force which France could dispose at this moment divided into five armies or army corps, war footing. The one at Boulogne, consisting of no less than sixty battalions, each from thousand to eleven hundred strong, and ...

... AMERICAN ITEMS. Livkbpool, May 12 The royal mail steam-ship Africa, Shannon, commander, has arrired with advices from New York to the 30th alt., with 1,044,65« dollars specie on freight. tbs House of Representatives Mr. Qaitman bad advocated repeal of ...

... meetings in Galway. THE BURMESE WAR—OUR FOREIGN AND COLONIAL POLICY. We have found that differences with semi-barbarians involve more serious results than could have been anti, cipaled without actual experience. In the East our wars have been attended by the ...

... Lady 80l- Margoliouth's History of the Jews. Von Beck's Adrentures. Nile Notes. ThackweH’oSecond Sikh War. Townsend's Visit to Italy. Cumming s South Africa. Memoir's of Wordsworth. The Ere of the Deluge. Bartlett's Orerland Route. Phillips' Life of Curran ...

... following account of an expedition to Africa hy Colonel Lynch Commander I.)neb, rrc nlly returned from his prehminary expedition of observation, preparatory to his grand exploring expedition into the interior of Africa, now in Washington, eng g in preparing ...

... reign. War became from the issuing of that last ultimatum a fail accompli. It is that that the Spams' Government baa brought about its gratuitous crusade against tbs Moorish dominions in Africa. ** Wh»t, tbra. are lo U «h* of this war 7 not war to bounded ...

... special masting Tuesday night prssent ths society’s gold tnsdal to theßsv. Dr. Livingstone for bis discoveries In Central Africa. The society’e rooms were crowded to esoeae. Among the meffibers and visitors present were—Count Lsvradio, the Portuguese ...

... 400,594 moo. His Hijfhnesa (ho Princo Pre>idenl has just given orders to tho Minister of War to reduce to 370,177. This effective will comnrise tho army of Africa and that of Rom' . the Ist Decemtxr next this important measure will be realised. It will ...

... people uneasy Urgent inV'tatlona b-lng asm ftum Ida agent 4t Lucknow, U. IVprat. a Fret ebroan, wi o had served in Africa, and I ex|ierience in war, Mr: Went Luckmrw and arrived tbeic in to involved in the an>l b»J no tmeto his bayonet M A bright idea*' sai ...

... evening in the Admiralty ateam-yaebt Black Eagle, Master Commander Policy, fortbc Channel Islands His Nurivegian Majesty’s war brigantine Sleipner, 4, Captain Lieutenant’’ Fleischer, arrived at Spithead yesterday evening, from Fredcricksvaern, last from ...