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... coup d'etat, ition of Rom e was the prelude to the the Crimean war and the It alian war mark two steps towards will be the dis- the European coup The next ste memberment of Turkey an d war against England isolated in fiona, egotism raised to. a principle ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO Maprip, Dec. 21.—Yesterday Moors attacked the Spanish, but were repulsed energetically, and compelled to retreat in great disorder, ca by grape shot and gre- nades. The Spanish had fifty-one wounded. Ten men- of-war formerly stationed ...
... wound, from which be has since died. B ‘oth these invaluable officers were shot in the same place, in the centre of the body.” War Gossir rrom ‘Turty. General Niel has visited all | the fortified places of Piedmont, and has declared that they He has cannot ...
... WAR OFFICE un WAT 18 Ist Regiment ot Dragoon Guards—James Greatorex, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Crowe, promoted. 18th Light Dragoons—Captain John Peyton. from the Lith Foot, te be Captain, paying the difference between Infantry and vice Jones ...
... the empire of The Spanish army under orders for Africa is estjmated at 50,000 men. The Government has decided to prohibit the publication of news of the expedition in Spain during the continuation of the war. The Provincial Council of Oredo has offered 5 ...
... John's at midnight on the 18th, and encountered strong N.E. gales. New York, October 17.—Arrived—The Ariel, City of Washington, Africa, and North Britain. The Star of the West, from Aspinwall, arrived yesterday with nearly two millions of dollars. Late advices ...
... Liverroot, Monpay s.s. Africa ar- ve le last evening, and sent up her mails by a She did not enter the river last night, and the atches have not even yet been landed. The Mtr vl New York on the 22nd ult., and brought 180 as. The news is vers and 550.000 ...
... TERIC Liverroot, Monpay Arrernoon.—The royal mail steamer Africa, from New York, 11th instant, arrived after noon. shortly She brings 174 passengers and 1,648,975 dollars in spect. The Anglo-Saxon hence ar rived at Quebec on the 9th, and the Adelaide ...
... acted solely on the defensive. Some recriminations have passed between the Spanish marine and war departments. It is believed that in provisioning the army in Africa sufficient precautions have not been taken. Boisterous weather the embarkation of troops, ...
... Government will commani- cate to-morrow to the Cortes tha t war has been declared with Moroceo. Ocr. 22.—Government has declared to the Cortes, in the sitting of to-day, that It was going to begin war with This declaration was received with great enthusiasm ...
... gunboats. 61 the above 523 vessels, 167 are in commission, 32 in India and China, and 25 on the coast of Africa. Eleven hip steamers are building. Thirty-six war be got ready wi great -” now in ordinary could ...
... Government were increasing All ranks and classes take part in them. TME WAR IN IROCCO The Gibraltar Chronicle, of the 29th ult., says ++ Private letters from the Spanish camp in Africa repre- sent the action of the 25th as more serious, and the loss of the ...