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... Cape have re. rived comotermaniling orders. As indicating the intensity of public intertet in the To departure of troo;4 for Africa, it luny te atat d hat both sides of the rorghfr fr in the lkink of England to Charing•crasa aud bay v bt, n for a, tiu.e ...
... Bonds falling due, and a vote for the war in South Africa. lie proposed to ask for two niillion. Nevelt hundred and fifty thousand of Exchequer B Ads. Ile that the ll•ndi Isplosged to the financad year 1877.78. Speaking zener .11y, he might ay that tht revenue ...
... savage tidies — the Kaffir' of Africa, the Maoris of New I Zealand, and others,—and it will be that of the Zulu War. I When a civilized fzrce, with its arms of precision, its military knowledge, and auperior tactics, makes war OR alms tribes, there can be ...
... Kentucky are stated to be jubilant at the prospect of war with England. The l'nuois men will, it is said, demand war in preference to offering a word of apology to England. TUE TRENT AFFAIR—PEACE OR WAR. (Per Bavaria, by Trlrgrapk to cape Rare, and from ...
... THE WAR IN THE EAST. The following eMcial despatches have been reeei veil at I.lo4raile ; e army of Cininuent7, comnisided by Horvat 1 cii , Thais iy mnd.tilted a 'ironing attack ft an the Tiirkv on the heights of Trtsitlaca. The engagrnient lasted Luni ...
... the brief war in 1811, which contributed still farther to weaken her power. In 1821 ■ the Greek war of independence commenced, and, eight years after, terminated in the deliverance of the Greeks from the Turkish dominion. I«S2S another war with I Russia ...
... THE WAR HI THE EAST. VIOLATION OF A 1.7511 t! N TELL- It uroitY 131 1111 1 URKS. Ragusa, 'Newby. According to 'ateigenee received been, some Turkish troops have entered A r.se,rn ten:tory at Straw*, oo of the old tows of Rims, ea led off some of Me cattle ...
... TIIE WAR IN ZULULAND. I relieve The Chancellor of the Eacbeqner said the expenditure for the war in South Africa up to the 20th of April was over half a million a month. The information be now required was the length of tinie the war was kikoly to last ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. TIMM tart.) The es tali ' Meade,. Masai 314. fens own an sod al Mews; as erialand Jams and York riven. hiller Isms 1t probable I shall limo readied the arms asebarking hem or at Alexandria or at be, with my cumpraises. and the Staff ...
... THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. Wednesday.—Jn addition to the Persian, Australasian, Adriatic, and Panama, six other screw transports were taken up yesterday, and will be got ready with all speed take troops ou board for Canada. The 2nd Battalion of the Grenadier ...
... LATEST NEWS. THE ZULU WAR. A MOURNFUL STATE OF THINGS —NEW CRY FOR A NEW COMMANDER-CETEWAYO'S TRICKS,. London, Thunday. The Deily News of to-day says : Altogether the outlook in South Africa is gloomy, and may popte at bowie will be disposed to eubo ...
... TIIE WAR THE EAST. upeeial correnpondentof the Morning Chronicle) Gallipoli, 31 —Marshal de St. Arusud arrived in town o« H»e 26th. the 271h Marshal de St. Arnaud passed general review ot all the French troops collected Gallipoli. was very impnitin* sight ...