... liberty. The means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the alliance of the Mahometan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. If Austria did not accept the proposals of Villafranca ...

... saved from war or invasion'; media via, said Titus Livius jure nee amicoa pnvat me immicoa Mill. inscribing negation upon its own flag, a nation does not avoid death, but dishonour to it. I not speak of a war contrary interests; I speak of war between opposite ...

... Europe, and the means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the Alliance of the Mahommedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. There is one passage, however, in the letter which ...

... was the pre- lnde to the French eeo,) dreiat, the Crimean War and the Italian war mark.two steps towards theEiiropeanl eoup d'etat. The next step will be the dismember- ment of Turkey anid war against England, isolated in Europe. Had the expedition of ...

... TH WAR IN Marseilles, 21st. General Martinprey is expected here this evening, from Africa, on his way to Paris. The last proclamation of General Martinprey, dated Ousada, 10th inst., announces that the inhabitants of that place had been compelled to pay ...

... The mail-steamer Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at one o'clock this morning, from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira. Her dates are— Fernando Po, Oct. 28; Cameroons, 30th; Old Calabar, Nov. 1; Brazos, 2d; Bonny, 7th ; Nun, 24; Benin, Oct ...

... APRICA The Royal mail steamer Ethiope arrived in the Coast of Africa. Teneriffe. and Madeira. Mersey, at 1 this morning, from the West The Ethiope brings 1,557o2. of gold dust, 5 boxes 34 passengers, The Cameroons was in very specie, and a fall cargo ...

... The royal mail ship Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at one o’clock this morning, from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira. Her dates are Ferdinando Po, Oct. 28th; Cameroons, Oct. 30th; Old Calabar, Nov. 1st; Brassa, 2d; Bonny, 7th; Nun, 2d; ...

... and war departments. It is believed that, in provisioning the army in Africa, sufficient precautions have not been taken. Boisterous weather has retarded the embarkation troops, who are much wanted. ...

... THE WA IN MOROCCO. ‘The Gibraltar Chronicle, of the 29th ult., says:— “ Private letters from the Spanish camp in Africa re- resent the action of the 25th as more serious, and the joss of the Spanish nearly as much more considerable, than the published ...

... THE WAR IN MOROCCO. The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 29th nit. says—Private letters from the Spanish camp in Africa represent the action of the 25th as more serious and the loss of the Spanish nearly as much more considerable than the published accounts ...

... THE WAR WITH MOROCCO. Madrid, Nov. IG.—Marshal O'Donnell has returned ta Cadiz, after having effected a survey of the coa-t ■ f Africa. The military operations will immediately begin. UNITED STATES AND CANADA, Liverpool, Wednesday, Five a.m.—The steamship ...