... [ ; T- THE WAR. at The following also appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday : T THE CRIMAEA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 29.-News fromn the Crimea of Nov. 2bth asates that snow had fallen. Scarchty continues at Kars, but it was hoped that the t0twn wonld ...

... freely Arab blood among the horses of the French regiments. The Barb, or horse of North Africa, is said to to the Asiatic horse. To the quali- ties which constitute the war borse—vigour united to docility, impetuosity to gentleness, and power of sup- porting ...

... equedon under his orders, alter assuring himself that no men~a.i; venoels remaaned ia that see. AFRICA. The African mail steamer Candies, from the west coast of Africa, has arrived via Brazil, bringing 2,000 ounces of gold, out no news of importano. Loterooz ...

... dkaixteen yearsaince, during whiebtimeheaerred fora period In Chioa and on the coast of Africa, the no small prejudice a constitution nerer too robust. During the war he aerved full surgeon board the Miranda, commanded by thelat# heroic Captain Lyons, the ...

... the sons of Nosh, had four sons—Cush, Mizraim, Phut, and Canaan—and from these he (Mr. Allen) derived the varioustribesnf Africa, making an allowance for intermixture of other race*, owing to the wandering habits of men at that early period. The Ethiopians ...

... steam transport, No. 178. coaled at Lisbon, en route from Balnklava. and left for Spithead on the 28th. Foreign vessels of war in the Tagus— Her Majesty’s ships St. George off Lisbon, and Neptune below Be em, practising her artillery, and the French steamers ...

... righteous war, beholding with the eye of faith events looming in the horizon which may hasten the object earnestly longed fur by every true Christian, even the appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ, falls in with the everyday cant—* What news from the war?' but ...

... Ibrail; Crimea, Watson, Alexandria; Conflonce, Campine, Viana; Freyar. Weisser, Pireus; Creta, Gibson, Syra; CRejar, Creta, Africa; Sultan, Scuddforth, Cadiz. BELFAST SHIPPING. Wind, W S W, fine. Arrivals-Nil. A letter from Odessa of tbe 10tb, says, Generals ...

... the sons of Noah, bad four sons—Cush, Mizraim, Flint, and Canaan—and from these he (Mr. Allen) derived the various tribes of Africa, making allowance for some intermixture of other races owing the wandering habits of men that early period. The Ethiopians ...

... graciously pleased to appoint Thomas Joseph Hutchinson, Faq., now her Majesty's consul in the territories on the wester coast of Africa, comprised within the Bight of Werra, and between Cape Formosa and Cape St. John, to be also lire Majesty's consul at Fernando ...

... army promotion, and praying for a reconsideration of it. T,.e document which thus ar 51 raigns the late proceedings of the War Department and the H Horse Guard# is signed by Prince Albert, the Duke of Cem- C bridge, and the commanding officers of each ...

... righteous war, beholding with the eye ot faith events looming in the horizon which may hasten the object earnestly longed for every true Christian, even the appearing ot the'Lord Jesus Christ, falls in with the every-day cant—“ What news from the war?” but ...