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... liberty. The means—and this will be the ' next step to the Lombard war—are the partition bej tween the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. Louis Napolkok and the Czar intend to substitute ...
... AFRICA Liverpool, This Day. —The R. M. S. Cleopatra has arrived with the West African mails, and dates are, Benin, April 21th ; Cameroons and Fernando, 29th ; Old Calabar, 4th Brass River, 7lh ; Nun River and Bonny, 7th ; Sagos, 10th ; Accra, 12th ; Cape ...
... THE MOROCCO WAR. Jn i. 7th. —The whole army encamped morning to Norlli of the Neg’-o Valley after having defiled through the pa*;sc; without opposition. In the course of the day cou^c' 1 of Generals was i 0 held upon the plan of opera* tions. It is stated ...
... WAR THE NORTH. I heru is wiiriiku neA* Copenhagen. said all t; ships of .rar are to put in coarniwien and ihe army mobilised. Princes* Wales whs pre-ent during the recop* lion of the congratulation. The number deuutfltious from public bodies was 170. ...
... MA I L NE W S WEST COAST OP AFRICA. Liverpool, This Day.—The Mail Steamer Athenian with Mails from the West Const of Africa arrived here at noon today. She brings 32 passengers, 1,031 •z gold dust; £1,284 in specie, 400 balls of cotton ; and good general ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. DEFEAT OF THE FEDERALS. RETREAT OF GENERAL BANKS. GREAT EXCITEMENT IN NEW YORK. (bettteb’s tblegrax.) Queenstown, Sunday Afternoon.— The Royal Mail steamer Niagara, from Boston on the 28th, and Halifax on the 30th May, arrived, off this ...
... brought by the Africa. I, however, appe>-l selections of war items” from the new York papers oi* kite 25-ii of Sep-ember—the day previous to the departure- ibis mail. ftHAUP SKIRVISH NEAR SENECA CREEK. Washington, 18, 1861.—A despatch to the War Department ...
... TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1867. Both the Paris Bourse and the English Exchange have been seriously affected the nunours of war, which reach us every side, France and Prussia England and Spain, Italy and the Revolution, Turkey and its Christian subjects, are ...
... Qtsnsiowv, Sim>AT»— The R.M.S. Africa has arrived. She brings 128 passengers, and has dclUrs in specie on freight Having boded sacks of mails and passengers, she proceed for Liverpool at p,m., allwell. Haw Yoax, Mat.—General Grant has effected a turning ...
... March 3rd the Koval Mrtil steamship Africa. New Vouk, Feb 18-Fort Donnelson surrendered to the Federals the 16th February. Thev.ctoj. was complete, resulting the capture of 000 Con federates, immense amount of war materiel, and the persons of Generals ...
... LIME RICK AFP ISHAQS. XIX:—N« 2,997 THE WAR IH AMEIICATHREATENED ATTACK ON WASHINGTON FIGHTING AT VICKSBUEGH. EXCITEMENT IN NASHVILLE. ILLNESS OP MR VAN BUREN. THE EXECUTION IN NEW ORLEANS. THREATENED REPRISAL. Queenstown, Saturday— The Royal mail steamer ...
... that the Spaniards remained in their position, and acted solely on the defeu- It is believed that in provisioning the array Africa sufficient precautions have not been taken. erous weather has retarded the embarkation of troops who are much wanted. Five ...