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... eocn after. As in the Crimean war, so in tbe war in Itsly. Louis Napoleon sought the means of sew alliance with Austria. The traditional pride of tbe Austrian monarchy could only tnbdaed upon the field of battle. Our war,” he said to Cavour, In the c ...
... SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The CorrttjtoTulence Autoyraplui announces that the corps de armee intended for operations Africa, will, most likely, be organised about the middle this week, when General O’Donnel w ill take his departure. The fkm Currtspondenct says ...
... Industrial Centres will spend much on protection and prohibition. AFRICA. The royal mail steamship Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at cue o’clock this morning from the West Coast Africa, Teneriffe. and Maderia. Her dates ate: Fernando Po, October 28th; ...
... John's at midnight the 18th, and encountered strong N.E. gales. New York, Oct. 17.—Arrived—The Ariel, City of Washington, Africa, and North Britain. The Star the West, from Aspinwall, arrived yesterday with nearly two millions dollars. Late advices from ...
... SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The Corrcfjxn/Jeiue Autoyrapha announces that the corps do annee intended for operations in Africa, will, most likely, be organised about the middle of this week, when General O’Donnel will take bis departure. The San Correspondence ...
... to-morrow (Saturday) for Dublin. The lUrminglutm contractors to the War-office are present under contract to deliver 2,000 rides jjer week. Great quantities of provisions have been the army Africa. The Board of Trinity College has conferred the living of Cl ...
... grenades 'Dio Spanish had .'»1 wounded. Ten men-of-war, for mcrly stationed Havannah, have just arrived to reinforce the squadron Algesiras. Great quantities of provisions have been dispatched to the army in Africa. Petersburg!!, Dec. 22. Prince Gorlscliakoff ...
... tranquillity are end, and hear nothing from day to day but invasions, wars, and revolutions. sooner is one Irunhle over thau another succeeds. Tbe relations of states grow less friendly, and war seems to be on every' person’s lips. In France people think of ...
... acted solely on the defensive. Some recriminations have passed between the Spanish Marine and War Department. It is believed in provisioning the army in Africa sufßdent precautions have not been taken. LONDON CORN MARKET—NOVEMBER 12.—Weather mild and foggy ...
... passengers, New York papera of the 9th, and telegraphic advices to the 11 Lb. The steed tblp Argo, from Oelway, Jabot the Stb, Africa, New York the 9tb, the Haagnrlsn on the lltb, paired North Briton, bound into Quebec; the ataem ebip Edinburgh, from New York ...
... eight of them looked for all the world like a row worn our narcea sitting Office wailing to hired. a free black settlement Africa, police ordinance was ia-.u*d by which it is forbidden that any person should publicly worship alligator?, thundtr or other ...
... both nations will be bound together community of interests. What advantage, material or moral, says the Frenchman, could a war with England bring us ? None“ absolutely none.” This was very satisfactory j to Englishman, He admitted the accuracy of the ...