... French have only 15. Our sailing ships number Daily French 144. ice 18 a cash AFRICA. t will Tuurspay.—The Athenian has arris Sonti- it the with the mails from the West Coast of Africa, tw passengers, including Bishop Payne, and nine distre: mei, The cargo ...

... Vienna. But be feared that Austria will not yet. adopt this course, although every day that the war lasts the sons of Italy will become more hardened war. Every siuvesswill make it more impossible, to recede. ...

... Congress Vienna. Hi;i bared that Austria will not yet adopt this course, all hough every day that the war lasts the sons of Italy will become more hardened war. Every success will make more impossible lo recede. ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. The African Mail Company's screw steamer Armenian Captain Waiver, has arrive,l, with the usual mails and twentythree passengers from the West Coast Africa. Ot.n C»i.*n*n.— new king has been placed upon the PRICE TOMEEHOB thkbkpkncr ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. and the !l Bon xv.—Another those civil wars so constantly occurring this part Africa was again expected among the natives this (own, in consequence of the Regent, lllollah-pepplc, having seized and murdered woman, accused of witchcraft ...

... THE WAR. Mabscillks. Junk 6, Half-past Eight, p.m.— Last evening the different clubs here—and there are very many them—and the Opera-house illuminated honor of the Victory of Magenta. So also did an agtnt change. The opera band played the “ Heine I for ...

... Monday Morning, Jcly4.—The steam-ship Africa arrived outside last evening and sent up her mails by steam-tug. She did not enter the river last night, and the press despatches have not even yet been landed. The Africa left New York on the 22d ult., and brought ...

... them N* have 300.000 men to make war on Austria. The following has been receive*! at Mr. Reuter’s Telegraph Office : MADRID, r. 23. The Currespondanz atogm/a announces that the Corps (TArmcr. intended for operations Africa will most likely be organised ...

... the Spaniards remained in their position, and acted solely on the defensive. It is believed that in provisioning the army in Africa sufficient precautions have not been taken. Boisterous weather has retarded the embarkation of troops, who are much wanted ...

... qui ir nes The war has produced commercial stagnat i) cles, Switzerland, ake. NAPLES. WON, As- The Times has received the following teleg vided, despatches :— » NAPLES, May 21.—The King of Ng nd 3 dying. Last night he requested a last b Hire, from the ...

... sustain the administration in peace or war. AFRICA—ARRIVAL THE ETHIOPE . Livkupool, Tuesday Morning. —The Royal Mail steamship Ethiopc arrived in the Mersey this morning at one o’clock from the West Coast Africa, leneriffe and Madeira. Her dates arc— ...

... uring | vantages never before offered, with such a saperior class of lth Tablet) AXD co. Pre & New of th 47 MARY-STREET. at War in enn gun- receipt ofa postage prepay te 1 was ak. CAN t DESL e ship y in CHINA, DELPH, and GLASS, for Cash ? this At the CRYST ...