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... deeming this a favourable time for insurrection. We said, when the men have gone to war the slaves will rise ; but be it noticed that slaves seldom rise in time of war, for then the country is armed. Every man and every woman in the South can at once lay ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. THE DEFENCE OF FREDERICKSBURG—STONEWALL JACKSON'S MOVEMENTS—PREPARATIONS FOR A FURTHER ADVANCE OF BURNSIDE'S ARMY, &c. Qukenstown, Monday Morning.—The Royal mail steamship Europa, from Boston on the 26th and Halifax on the 28th ult ...

... Cape To=n. The U: Natal, is awaiting Sis Goorge Liner Soot, which is due ‘+ White in the leave for WAR. BOER COUN from Volksrust states (8 3 council of war was held there and commandos conference was shor but it is understood that move will be made troops ...

... bad so highly distinguished himself in the Kafir war, where he had been several times in action, that he received the marked commendation of the authorities. Lieutenant Singer, after serving in Africa for five years, returned to Ireland in the beginning ...

... TO-DAY'S WAR THE LAST orr PEACE. (DALZIEL'S VOLKSRUST, October pm ne) General Joubert has just arrived here js reported, but not 1 lock, town tim e, the time allowed for the troops to withdraw from the border expires. A failure to comply with this will ...

... THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. INSPECTION OK THE BALTIC FLEET BY THE QUEEN. Friday her Msjesty inspected the Fleet at Spithead, previous to its sailing for the Baltic to-day. The Lords of the Admiralty, Viscount Hardinge, and numerous naval and military officials ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. ANOTHER BATTLE—DEFEAT OF THE UNION TROOPS—A GENERAL KILLED. The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived at Queenstown on Saturday night, with intelligence from New York to the 14th instant The following are the telegrams brought by the ...

... for the seat of war on Saturday. Roberts in a of Canada and the message to the peoples entire confidence in United States expresses and his belief that the the British soldiers, traditions of the British army will be upheld in South Africa. He is deeply ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. The Rova! Mail steamer Africa arrived at Queens- town on Saturday night nine, p.m. She brought , 39 passengers and C dols. for England. She icft New Vork on 25th. , The following is the telegraphic summary the , news brought the Africr ...

... stated that Sir Harry Smith considers the coup de grace has been given to tbe Kafir war by late operations; but would seem by the latest advloet from the seat of war that was at active ever, for learn that Colonel Eyre had a desperate action with a strong ...

... (Through Daiziel’s an. states that crowned Emi of Ethiopia at on Thursday army no movement. It is stated the reinforcements for Africa i will form an on landing where that under army eq ual m strength and where they will be in Baratieri, readiness either to ...