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... the proper administrators of tho war ; they arc the l>est judges whether our remote acquisitions Central Africa are worth retaining. Our only object has often been described as victory over Caffrca in the present war, and then surrender frontier ad- ...
... forced to belieTe the wish is father to the thought.” That nation in Europe desires war—no not even Russiawe firmly believe. That the Czar is sincere in desiring to avoid war with the Western Powers, all will believe ; that his professions of peaceful disposition ...
... THE KAFFIR WAR. ANOTHER BATTLE—HEAVY LOSS IN KILLED AND WOUNDED. By the Imiiaaa, which arrived at Plymouth on Saturday, have advices from Capo Town to the 34tb of January, 39 daya later than those by Ladp Jocely» which left on tbe December, and reached ...
... WAR WITH CHINA. March 3. DIVISION. Order read, for Adjourned Debate QuMtion (26th of Februart): That Houae baa beard with coucern of the conflitia which bare occurred between the Bntiah and Chinese aothoriliee the Canton rirer; and, without injf opinion ...
... Panis, Tourspay Janusry, announce that from Constantinople of the 29th of. in-law, and Mehemed Ali Pacha, the and head of the war party, had left the Ministry, and been replaced by Riza the command of Adniral Bruat The squadron under sailed from Brest on ...
... the heavy payments resulting from the late war, the increase of enterprise, and other legitimate causes, which have had a tendency to keep discounts at the high rates established during the height of the war. Noth withstanding those adverse influences ...
... INTERESTING NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA Express. (from our own correspondent.) Liverpool, Sunday. The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Harrison Commander, which sailed from New York on the 20th alt., entered the Mersey this forenoon, after a ...
... bad so highly distinguished himself in the Kafir war, where he had been several times in action, that he received the marked commendation of the authorities. Lieutenant Singer, after serving in Africa for five years, returned to Ireland in the beginning ...
... THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. INSPECTION OK THE BALTIC FLEET BY THE QUEEN. Friday her Msjesty inspected the Fleet at Spithead, previous to its sailing for the Baltic to-day. The Lords of the Admiralty, Viscount Hardinge, and numerous naval and military officials ...
... lately walking in the town near the palace, a man burried across the street, and rudely seizing H.R.H., cried, ‘‘ How is the war going on? No one can tell 80 well as you!” The elector made a sign to some soldiers who happened to be near, and they arrested ...
... Mignel, a total at once ae sp Gest 408 OF messare roughly estimated, i in ships and goods at 800,000 dols ud what iscoun- THE WAR—THE CRIMEA. rayal of British (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) country CAMP BEFORE SEBASTC ve been airy hes the ac The funeral ...
... KAFFIR WAR. By the mail packet Bosphorus have received news from the Cape to the 3d of February. The following letter from our correspondent conlaias some interesting details (From our Correspondent.) Grabamstowu,24th Jan , 1852. The Kaffir war fast drawing ...