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... and denouncing the right of the tnuitary suppress papers published far from the seat of war. The Army and Navy GaM'tte thinks there is no use m impatient, the civil war will last a long time yet. As to the Confederate General Lee marching on Washington, ...
... THE ASHA T WAR The news (-ays the correspondent of the Standard at Cape Coast) that the Ashantees are full march against us is almost too good be true ; and it will b indeed singular if Coffee Calculi repe its the mistake Theodore of coming out to us ...
... The Civil War in America. Arrival of the Europa. Failure of the Confederate Raid in Kentucky Repulse of the Confederates at Williamsburg TERRIFIC ENGAGEMENT AT PORT HUDSON QfPENvrowv, Sun v Eveit*o. ?Th royal mail steamship Enropa, from H -Mton the Ist ...
... and bring about sjeedy termination the war, and prayed God tlial lie would Uie meantime l*e able to hold Ladysmith until tlicsc reinforcements would arrive. (Applause.) He was perfectly certain tlwit when the war was over they would I I welcome hack their ...
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... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. AN IMPORTANT INTSRVISW WITH THE BOSE COMMANDANT. _ _ The Daily New, special eorres — po — nden - t, dating from Mount Prospect on the 11th inst., mays: I have had an interview with Mr. Joubert outside the Boer camp. He freely declared ...
... LIBERAL LEADER AND THE WAR OFFICE. CRITICISMS FROM Z.?-, ARNOLD- HOW THE BAVED. The following letter has been addressed to the editor of the Times:' - - Sir—l notice that In the course of hts recent speech the war South Africa Sir Henry Campbell-Banner ...
... desperate fight against overwhelming odds. The Afghan war—which I may now be regarded as practically at an end —never had the approval of the nation at large; and it is hardly necessary to say that if a Russian war had been entered upon, at the time when the Reserves ...
... THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. Londonderry; Tuesday. ?The Jura, from Quebec on the 5th, has arrived. She Ended all mails except th..s for Liverpool, and proceeded?all well. The Jura pa-s'.d the Norwegian on the Tih. and the North A ruerican on the IDtl-. Latest ...
... dangers with which they are beset. , • • * ** Oh, Perry! what cruel wars WAg*vd In the *a* name of AlwayA.*a , em to la-.” Kdith Forrenter, aturidenly. •• Tliat they ate religloua war* nnnii* only, dear,’* re.*p»*nd«‘ ...
... THE ZULU WAR SIR GANNET WOLEHILEY AND IBS fiITrATION. Thew says: Although Sir Garnet Wok:ley does sot evert say homilitiee, there is ample evidence in the lam from South Africa to oboe that be is determined not only to prevent Ceteway° from re-organising ...
... B•LLTMIN•, FIDRITAZT 14. 1880. OUR WARRIORS AND OUR WAR CORRESPONDENTS. WAR has broken out between special correspondents and the commanders-in-chiefbothin South Africa and in Afghanistan. By the former serious allegations are made against the conduct ...