... 7- WAR. SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL; THE AUSTRIAN ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIA. (From the Fourth Edition of the Weekly Freeman ) VIERNA, FRDAY, IDx. 8.-The Ost Deutsche Poet publishes the following as the ultimatum ad- dressed by Austria to Russia Austria has sent her ...

... althonuh received by the Emperor with raet rhanity, expressed many unacceptable opinlosa with rerencs to tbe tendency of the war, the consequence of 'ahichb was that the veteran felt the expediency of not eapor- 1og ?? further to the responsibilities of ...

... TU IIWAR. THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA. The Fwrmden Blatt hsB the'following from the Crimea, contained In letters from Varna oi the 22d and from Con. stintinople of the 2Bd I The main body of the allied army,according to tle late intelligence, was at the mouth ...

... dual term, will gather the fruits of which our generation is it planting the prolific germs in the bosom of the present. it Africa, urged on by your powerful hand, will form one of the d most splendid gems of his crown. The Eiat and the West, r who have ...

... neagocatione terminated satisfactorily. PRUSSIA. The Prussian government has prohibited the exportation of articles contraband of war, also of auliphur, ealtpetre, aed lead, if not the produce of states of the Zolverein. RUSSIA. BERLIN, MAChII ?? St. Petersburg ...

... unite in the war in a defensive and offensive alliance. Their Majesties, in these preliminary considerations, ex- press themselves as penetrated with profound regret, after the fruitlesness of their previous efforts to avert the outbreak of war; and considering ...

... out-(4th Light Dragoons). WEST cOAST-OF AFRICA. The mail packet idacehante arrived at Plymouth on Thirs- day morning. She litl Fernando Po June 10th; ots the 22d, at sea, she lost her propillar. T'e American mat-of- war Marion was endeavouring to settle a ...

... He attributes this severe loessto a shell, which n fell among a number of head warriors and elder, assembled in a council of war in the town, by which they were all 2killed; and a great number also killed in a smaill. hamlet where ammunition was kept, behind ...

... definitely established, and that the issue can in no sense be anticipated as advantageous to the empire or the colony. The war has become a war of blacks against whites, conducted by ambuscades, in which all the superiority is on the side of the former, and ...

... The following appeared by Magnetic Telegraph I in our Second Edition of yesterday: I THE WAR WITH PERSIA-CAPTURE OF BU- I- SHIRE-SEVERAL OFFICERS KILLED. The Times has receited the following telegraphic despatch from Trieste:- Bushire surrendered on ...

... the British ship of war C'umberland, hearing the flag of ice Admiral Seymour, with the admniral and his family on board, arrived from Bermuda charged with the protection of the fithing interests of the provinces. The British war 0teaeer Devastatitl had ...

... reason to be- lieve (hero will be no war becween Spain and Morocco, the Moors having made ;ho required concessions. Ac- counts from various parts of Spain, however, cOnI- tinue to speak ol the great preparations for a war with Morrocco. Trcops are collecting ...