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... I THE WAR. - The following appeaed in our Second Edition of yesterday: PEACE. ACCEPTANCE OF THE PROPOSITIONS BY RUSSO (From the Sacond Edaiou of ike Time8.) Vienna, Wedueslay. Russia has unconditionally acceptedthe proposa of the allies. This is authentic ...
... dual term, will gather the fruits of which our generation is it planting the prolific germs in the bosom of the present. it Africa, urged on by your powerful hand, will form one of the d most splendid gems of his crown. The Eiat and the West, r who have ...
... Pacific. The war just terminated was too brief to exhaust the resources of those engaged in it, with the exception of Russia, which suffered more ethan all the other Powers; and though she has been eweakened far more than during the continental war,i Iwhen ...
... terminated by K an immediate peace, or a rupture of negociations, and no abatement can be made in the war expenditure of either e country until it is certain that war is at an end. PaRTs, SUNDAr.-The Dabats has a leading article on the o crisis. It is less sanguine ...
... An extraordinaty Gazette at Madrid puolistlee teo IVIuw- lug:- The President of the Council of Ministers and Mi- nister of War haes recelved the following telegraphic deapatch from Saragossa, addressed to him to-day, at half-past one o'clock, by tte ...
... entered the Mersey at nine o'clock this morning, we are in receipt of dates anti advicep from New York to the 6th iust. The Africa brings 31 passengers and 303,941 dols. in specie on freight. 'None of the steamers due had arrived out at 14ow York. They ...
... dole. Specie onD freight. She passed the Enen on tha ith inst., and the Aia on the 24tb, both for Neov, York. . 'Tho ateartiq Africa, hence, arrived in New York on e '8th inet. la the Sanate on the 10th inst., the. bill bi ppropn ing StOO,tGO dollara tbr ...
... government. To ?? a discussion is not the way to facilitate its solation. England and Flrancs, wbo together carried on the war end concluded pesce, ano who agreed on all the great questions oS the eay in Europe, are divided in opinion upon one of a very ...
... anditheaffisIrwimamiqcblj rraqgqd, ~ ~ ~ ~ I aaeJt~~h~r' tish -ship of war Porul arie'h'sitodi' tounite- Ome'~ al h'nls Wq.Fenbfoetto~ in the? tatzlcs4' ul, adt txine AustrAlian niarika war-e ?? ?? Att Sydzqy~ flour bad fallen in pricef ?? 2 P.~ rtn wirtli ...
... to It proper to be introduced into the laws concernlng tho press.' AMERiCA. LivxarooL, MAY 12.-Ihbo P°y sl mail ateamahip Africa, Shannon, commander, has arrived with advices from New York to the 80th nit., and 1,044,558 dole. in specie on freight. The ...
... colleagues. The decree respecting Marshal O'Donnell is thus conceived :- I accept the resignation of the functions of Minister of War and President of lhe Council of Ministers which has been pre- sentel to me by Marshal Leopold O'Donnell, Count de Lucena, and ...
... stort space of fifteen days-ia feat rarely accomplished in .tbese days by solling shipA. The Dreadnought reaorts that tbe Africa was off Sandy- hook en roate to New York on the 28d January, andtn e Baltic on the following day. The news by this arrival ...