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... , with the unsatisfactory state of the war question, to exercise a depreciating influence on the Funds, and Consols accordingly, gone below 86, the lowest figure they have reached during the progress of tlic war. But there has since been very decided ...
... MR. S HAEM AN CRAWFORD THE WAR. Mr. Sbarm&n Crawford has the following letter the editor of the Daily News: Sik —Ae you thought a passing remark made by me the late Rochdale meeting worthy of comment leading article of the Daily News of Monday la«t, which ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. BRITISH NORTH ANEMIC/I. Ltrirovoot, OCT. 7.—The leases and ppm brought by the Africa, and which came through the pet, were not delivered until next morning, whew we received ales of Quebec Sod Montreal to the 23d; Halifax, Nova Scotia ...
... PAI ND T ESTERN POWER The following is a speech delivered by General O'Don- nell, Minister of War, at the sitting of the Cortes on the 12th of October :—“ M. Orense has just been thundering away against France, Eogland, and everybody. I do not wish to ...
... THE CABINET- London, Monday —A meeting of Cabinet Ministers was held the War Department to-day. There were present Lord Palmerston, Lord Granville, and Lord Panmure. The meeting sat four hours. Lord was also present. Cabinet Couucil was held tire Foreign ...
... undergone a great advance. Crude, which ore the war sold about 7c. to 7sc., is now very firm 15c. There can destructive wars withont villanous saltpetre. It must had m large supplies, or the system of war nfust go back to the use of hand-to hand implements ...
... The Great Inner Sea of Equatorial Africa.—The Athenaeum contains the following communication from Mr. A. Petermann :—A communication from Mr. Kebmann, the Missionary at Mombas, on a very interesting feature of Inner Africa, having been made to me by Dr. ...
... him. This day a grand council of war. to which all the rommandt-ra of the corps of infantry querterei in New Russia are summoned, was to held, under the presidency of the Emperor, at Nicholaitfl' In the events of the war in the Crimea should prevent Prince ...
... LATER FROM AMERICA, ARRIVAL THE AFRICA. (FROM OUK OWN CORRKSPOWnK’tT.) Liver pool, S*»urdav qht. The British and N.>rth Royal Mail Steam-ship Afri a. Captain which sailed from Boaton the 2rth. an Hilif.z, N S., the 28th ult., passei IIolyhea«l eight o’clock ...
... nobility, that their ancient war- like natures have been changed. She stands, at this day, in the same relative position for strongth, towards France, that Carthage did towards Rome, just before Scipio carried the war into Africa. Solong as could recruit ...
... anniversary of the glorious battle of the Alma, for the Jaughtenonly (whether orphans or not) of eoldiers engaged in the present war. 1 have this day eent over from Dublin three girls, who have been admitted; two of them are orphans, whose fathers were billed ...
... arrive night, with the usual Peninsular mail, 46 SAY. |on freight 7 packages of specie, value £2,077. China WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Laverroot, Moxpay.—By letters received here t we learn that Bonny is in a fearful state of civil cc > Com- tion, and all ...