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... The following appeared by Magnetic Telegraph I in our Second Edition of yesterday: I THE WAR WITH PERSIA-CAPTURE OF BU- I- SHIRE-SEVERAL OFFICERS KILLED. The Times has receited the following telegraphic despatch from Trieste:- Bushire surrendered on ...
... from Mr. LAUSUE, as to the dis- tribution of prize money, arising from the Crimean war, and the operation in India, Sir J. RAmsSDE said the prize money from the Crimean war when distributed, would only give 2s 6d to each officer, and 6d to each man, and ...
... may be sent direct from France to Africa by the Mediterranean telegraph. ROBBERY OP ARlmS AT B1seaccINGnAXt.-FOr a considerable time past a systematic robbery of materials of various de- scriptions given out by the War Department at the Tower, Baggott-street ...
... TRADE IN CUBA. We have it now pretty accurately aee~rtained Ibatt n slave trade betwearn the coast of Africa and Cuba hlvolveo the export from Africa annually of from 40,000 to o0,000 slaves, of whom about 30,000 reach their destiuation alive. It is clear ...
... ments. In consequenca of this conduct he was sent by the go- vernment Into hoiourable o0traclem in Africa, whire he gained great distinction In the Algerian wars. In 1847 he succeeded Lamorioiere in the command of the province of Oran, and in the following ...
... began to recover their indivldualityjand there was nothing but war- fare from the 5th to the end of the Crusaderp, and it was nut until the close of the 18th century that mankind got tired of. war, and began to think of peace and commerce. After the ltornsn ...
... the nrcessity for clearing out the griatTies, in expectation of an abundant harvest, Oats are in good demand. The Minister of War advertised for a supply of oats, the biddings to be received on Wed- nesday last. He received only one offer of 300 quintals ...
... confined to the nor-appearsnce of estimates for the Persian and Chinese wars, and upon the votes and odiousness, ar be characterisad it, of the tea and augarduties. Withregard to the Persian war, a vote bid been passed on the estimates of 250,0001., which was ...
... produce of the loans % ill stuffice to pay for the war expemises. The public service in all its branches will be provided for with- out our having to appeal again to the public credit. The budget of war and of the navy has been reduced to fair limits, ...
... aseslion the War Department was more economically dis- posed thfnsat allatsuitd many influential supporters of Mr. Djiar~eli and Mr. Gladstone. To turn round, with these facts unforgotten, and accuse the cabinet ofidesiring to keep up an enormous war establishment ...
... Woolwich, Elizabeth, youngoeat daughter of Dr. Halahan, of the Royal Artillery. January 21, at Lagos, on the western coast of Africa, Com. mander St. George Rathbourne, of ?? Majesty' -ehip Blood- hound, youngest son of William Rathb ourne, Esq. of Soripples ...
... Cheltenham, the widow of MqJ.3r Evlward Kevin, Madras Army, om a son, etillborn. At Woulw ch, the wife of Win. S. Oram, Eq, .of the War Depertmerit, of -a eon. At Dartmouth Houme, St. Jamnes e' Perk, London, the wife of Heary Woods, ERq, M.P.. of a daughter. MARRiAGES ...