... destroyed a 6roa portion of tbe villade. ; THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THIE AFRICA. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHi.) LiVERPOOL; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1.-The royal mail steam chip Africa,HCaptain larrison, arrived in the Mersy this -niorning at 10.20 a.m. She brings ...

... T E WAR. Advicee from Constantiunple of the 80th July have been eoceived via Maraeilles by the Nile steamer. Admiral Hame- Ilt; who is at Vaaroa, bad ordered up all the transports and the Turkib fleet fronm Constantinople. Generals Brown and Caurobert ...

... THE WAR. TOE CZAR'S LETTER. The Patric was warned-for having circulated an unfavourable report of the Czar's reply to the letter of the French Emperor; but the P'atrie was right, though an operation on the Bourse might have sug- gested the premature ...

... ZChc frccmams 3~'ounral DUBiMN: MIONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1864. TIHE WAR. FAILURE OF COUNffT OELOFF'S MISSION. The mission of the Russian Count has had a startling effect on the Stock Exchange. Of cour e, the movements of such a person, charged with the secret ...

... hours notice to-day; the remainder of the ,..uairean army was to be placed on a war footing. VrnmQ, OCTOBEu 28.-General Heas hos ar-. rived to-day. A great council of war has been held. PRUSSIA. BxERLui, OCT. 2S.--Theeffeot that the Prussian answer to ...

... WAR ?? I rm ATTACK ON SEBASTOPOL. The correspondent of the Times has sent to that journal intelligence of a dispatch received Thursday night from Con-, stantinople, and dated the 10th in8t., which announces that Sebastapol bas been canonaded by the English ...

... supposed that those orders relate only to Austrian vessels of war, in order to avoid the importunities of the Turks that they should join the allied fleet in the Black Sea. Russian ships of war were seen off Batoum on the 3d nest. The combined fleets are ...

... TlE .WAR . The following are aamongt the latest ?? d- Spatches:I s eerpi - VIENNA, FRIDAY, APRIL 28 -Austrian intervention against Mlontenegro Is projected. The occupation of Albania and Hergegowina has been determined. Orders ?? sent yesterday to that ...

... TLE WAR TIM A. portion of the following appeared iin a Sedond Edition of our publication of yesterday':. ' tUfIOURED DESTRUCTION OF THE AUS- V ' TRIAX CSUPPLIES IN MOILDXVIA BY COSSACKS. r3 The s (From the Timea,) The ?? correspondent ?? sends uean extract ...

... circumstances, I have, &c, His Grace the Dake of Newcastle, &c. MARSHAL ST. ARN1AUD'S DESPATCHES. The French Minister of War has received from the Marshal Commander-in-Chief of the army of the East the following report on the debarkation of the allied ...

... of War had arrived at Valdepenas, in hot pursuit of the insurgents, who were retiring on Despenaperros. The division from the north, under the command of General Turon, had reached Mqdrid, and was to leave the day after to join the -Ministerof War. The ...

... I U THE WAR.I - r of the expeditionary army, to be placed under the command . net council in Paris for the formation of a fifth division of General Renaults The total of the expeditionary force to the east, will not, it is eaid, b8 limited to 60,000 men ...