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... a mere visit to the Crimea, and that it also bas reference to a plan of operations of an extent com- mensurate with such a war as the present. On the precise nature of this plan of course much secrecy is observed, but it is nevertheless stated that a ...
... neagocatione terminated satisfactorily. PRUSSIA. The Prussian government has prohibited the exportation of articles contraband of war, also of auliphur, ealtpetre, aed lead, if not the produce of states of the Zolverein. RUSSIA. BERLIN, MAChII ?? St. Petersburg ...
... ill-con- sidered precipitancy. Of all the horrors of war, the most terrible are ill-arranged assaults, mistakes in the trenches, vacillations in the breach living with fire. At this last pass of war, and this hideous conflict of nations, thousands are ...
... Gd, Cummin*'* Africa, rols. Cheap Edition. Johns-n’s Chc vlstry Common I.ife, vol* I Is. 6d. The Volume the Parl.*ur Library—Sir Jasper Caftw. 2*. Wolfe.fc R oct. By Washinrton Irring. Chrap Edition. Is. Our Heroes in the Crimea. Is The War: or Voice* from ...
... AMERICA. Liverpool. Feb. 27. —The roynl mail steamer Africa has arrived with advices from Boston to the 14th inst., and 430,000 dol*. on freight. The Asia arrived Boston on the 13th. In Congress the proceedings were chiefly of a local character. Mr. ...
... 10s. 64. Cumming’s Africa, 2 vols. Cheap Edition. 12s. Chem: of Common Life. 11s. 6d. The New Volume the Parlour Library—Sir Jasper Carew. 2s. Wolfert’s Roost. By Washington Irving. Cheap Edition. Is Our Heroes in the Crimea. 1s. War; or Voices from the ...
... much if Kaifirs have ialien by the bullets bayonets of our troops lu the last three wars were destroyed this single expedition Pretorius. It the eolo ization of South Africa is to be continued, the savage t ibes our frontier can only successfully encountered ...
... 17th, when she proceeded to sea. She reports the arrival, on the 14th, of the Pacific at New York, and on the 15tb, of the Africa, at Halifax, both hence. The news this arrival is not of much importance. The news of the death of the Emp ror of Uus-ia had ...
... and travels round the worldno leas. A discontented subaltern quits his regiment tor the purpose of levying war upon the elephant Southern Africa, and tiying conclusions single handed with as many lions as can meet. Then, again, would human nature in its ...
... having been detained three days in consequence of some damage her machinery. The Canads reports the srriTiU of the Pacific and Africa steamers, the former at New York on the Uth, and the latter Boston the 15th instant. She brings eighty passengers and 1,600 ...
... treaties. In other words, Russia consents to permit another war flag than her own and that of Turkey shown the Buxine in the time peace, return for which she will, doubtless, demand that her own war ships shall pass the Dardanelles, and her flag fly in the ...
... AMERICtA,,,__,, O~ A &.1f I LivsurOOL, IF1. 27.-The royal - ail steamer Africa bha arrived with advices from Boston to the 14th instant, and 430,000 dollars on freight. The Asia arrived at Boston on the 18tb. III Congress the proceedings were chiefly ...