... wleiicl France lied not only admitted, TI II hut guaranteed by treaties. Sonic of ties meumbers con- ha tended for a declaration of war against Buenos Ayres, and be d the sending of an immediate expedition to La Plata with ni x 10,000 men, to drive Roses ...

... armed negotiation amounted to war; he proposed not the nomination of a special committee to considero the special question of war or peace. Admiral 1o0 ongy i faourone Dapetit-Thouars declared himself strongly in favour of war, and expressed an opinion that ...

... an armed negotiation amounted to war; he proposed, no the nomination of a special committee to consider M, the special question of war or peace. Admiral: on Dupetit-Thouars declared himself strongly in favourl of war, and expressed an opinion that an ...

... an armed negotiation amounted to war; he proposed hot the nomitation of a special committee to consider no the special. question of war or peace. Admiral Dupetit.ltho'ars declared himself strongly in favour nuI of war, And expressed aet opinion that an ...

... Revolution. We can discover no alternative between a measure whose futility would become apparent at the next struggle, or a declaration of war on a party which has die text of the Repuhdcan constitution in its favour. For, alter all, whether these democrats who ...

... tone, will seem natural and appropriate enough to those who view the recall of M, Drouyn de Lhuys as tantamount to a declaration of war ; but it will rather appear as a compound of tragedy and farce to such as look upon that recall in the light of a mere ...

... other, called forth a cry of indignation. He did not deny that injury to a subject might call for reprisals, and even a declaration of war itself. But the noble marquis ought to recollect that Greece was particularly situated. Three powers had united to found ...

... u-iii ot coercive means. To establish a UMWt, proceed by way of leprisals, was the simple M Isbaae substitute for a declaration of war by a *t*4 cumin against a weak one. Such a course, at Mattaded, was no infringement of international aw, which waa rather ...

... accounts received at New York stated that a Cabinet Council had been held, and that a general feel- ing prevailed that a declaration of war would be deter- m;ned upon, but subsequent^- it was stated that Con- gress was to be consulted, and that a Message from ...

... Downshire and Mr. Ferrand, with Mr. Grantley Berkeley, go about the country I preaching their Wool League,— let them declare i '• war d Voutrnnce on the part of the fanners against ! tlie Manchester cotton manufacturers, — let them j rave about bl ...

... Prussia, aud which must furnish an occasion of further discord. The Vienna Cabinet would be glad to see Prussia declare war, since a declaration of war on the part of the latter would ?? produce for Austria the support of Russia. England and France, which should ...

... obtain the supreme rule over Germany, appear to increase. Every effort is made, by Austria, to provoke Prussia to a declaration of war. The Austrian government has now issued a peremptory order to the commander of the fortress at Mayence, to oppose, by ...