... reamed et several doweled Memos ken the Wed= did to rut and esererd. hmag ere--the is. Philp, a the Cape; war Ide bees ir. bum= ; of Mr. et Roth Africa ; Mr. Derbies; Mr. Theorem. et Tahiti. Bat w i e Kal e that the greet bent et the &wit her peepred Nest ...

... contingent should never less than 80,000 men. It has not varied lor twenty years past ; it is co-relation with the estimate* of our war budget of 185J, as well as wirh the legal duration of the period of service, fixed seven years. Your committee support# its ...

... —Liverpool, Sunday Morning.—By the Royal mail aieam-sbip Africa we have advices from from New York at noon to the 21st ult. She brings 107 passengers and 8,000 dob. in specie on freight. The Africa sailed from New York at noon the 21st, passed Sandy Z6 ...

... by females, in favour of an inspection of nun- neries. WAR IN AVA. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH wished to repeat a 'ormor question he had put regarding the production of the lavs relatieg to the war in Ava, and he expressed a hope that these papers would ...

... grade in tha army proportional to the then obscurity of the services had rendered. Under tbe government of July the chance* of war raised me rapidly to the station of lieutenant-general. Twelve days after tbe proclamation of the Republic, when M. the Due ...

... which human societies proceed when they follow iu the regular course the principles of justice aod inspirations from on high. War is only legitimate condition of its securing peace. Armies are in the hands of God as the powerful instruments of pacification ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Tho following the letter addressed by General Do Larooriciere to the Minister of War, dat.'d Brussels, )4(b instant : General —Torn from home, thrown into prison, proscribed in contempt of the laws, 1 did not believe you ...

... only to make war, if the Hungarians wished to treat they must apply to ITaynau.’ Without money, without provisions, with such unequal forcca, would it not been madnesa to continue the contest longer? Gorgei submitted the matter a council of war composed «f ...

... which1 human societies proceed when they follow in their regular course the principles of justice and inspirations from on high. War is only legitimate on condition of its securing peace. Armies are in the hands of God as the powerful instruments of pacification ...

... The Church of Rome contemplates the destruction of Protestantism, and declares she will wage war against it fur ever. And what are to be the agencies in the war thus daringly proclaimed ? Are they God's revealed word, or man's reason ? No. The Church of ...

... Alta GRIIIITII, Agala.. Sec. This report wan ordered to be entered on the minutes. Mr. I!. Granny florae's notice of motion war read, hill it was by Professor Harrison, bon secretary, and seconded by Lord T. 114,1 tie Malallitie—` • Th.it tn.. nee of the ...

... ion. w. are ‘•Pnoceaod , j. »h, the , | i,,n, marked out for thi. warlike/e ...