... following day an Act was passed, render- ing all slave ships liable to be seized by the Brazilian authorities or ships of war, and declaring the importa- tion of slaves to be piracy, punishable by the tribunals. The passing of this Act is an acknowledgment ...

... Buenos Ayrcaii muitnister had detianded his pass. T'ports, and Brazilistn troops had inarciied to thle sotlitward. A declaration of war between tile two counitries was daily ~a expected. It is startoe that the express Isrings, proposals for a, treaty of ...

... tonnage-duty heretofore in existence. NTw ORLEANs 4JA. S,. 1851.-Late advioes fiom Cdntral America confirm the report of a declaration of war b'etween the States'of San Salvador and Hon- duras.. MrChatfield, says, officially, that the: British GovernuienA ...

... of liberty is an eye- l I ere ove, all abhorrence, and a reproach. The destraction m of the Hessian constitution is a declaration of war tart against freedom isa the abstract. The reaction in many liou states against the radical achievements of 1848 had ...

... consider the incorporation of the Austrian Independencies into the German Confederation as cause for j the immediate declaration of war—The report of ministerial 1 changes gains ground, and it is believed that MM. Odillon Barrot, Baroche, and Fould, will ...

... he must concede that her Majesty's government had, at all events, great courage, for the bill was little less than a declaration of war against 8,000,000 of her Majesty's subjects. Lord J. Russell said that he felt some alarm at the language which had ...

... always the custom, a proper declaration of war ? Silverstone, Jan. 21. A CONSTANT READER. KAFIt IWVAtc.-A meeting was held last evesoitag, at the Horns Tavern, Kentniington, to consider the causes whisl have led to the war it Kaffratia, the manner in ...

... engaged in com- hand to hand with a formidable power- ?? of the mother Church, and has scattered 3 4, e 'vlads, by his declaration of war, the dearest 3 otthe'ifreece. The Greek Government, on the ait and, has until now, at least, seemed to com- N- double ...

... opened. Respect-I PF9_O iag the 'Glasgow and South Eastern Company, he (the chairmany) considered they had issued a declaration of war, 1 hut it loeked very like a flag of distress.' That; coraany asthought at one time they could crush the Caledogias ...

... not help alnlding to the Glasgow and South-Western Railway. That company had pub- lished what might be considered as a declaration of war against the Caledonian Company. That company first entered into arrangements with the Caledonian at a time when they ...

... places are too notorious in all the in- public places to be disputed; and not less notorious is-the feact that h~ia declaration of war WaS, as intimated by the ra, StanbdascZ, sinmultaneous wsth Lord Dalhoosie'siappoint. aso- mont to the vice-presidlency ...

... of the colonies as a common soldier, and served in the war with the French, under Sit Jeffrey Amberst and Wolfe, in the invasion of Canada, He rose to the rank of Captain be- fore the end of the war, and, having obtained a grant of land for his services ...