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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 ...
... AFRICA. The Royal Mail Steamer Ethiope arrived in the Mersey at one o’clock this morning from the west coast of Africa, TenerilTe, and Madeira. The Etliiope brings 1,557 ounces gold dust, five boxes specie, a full cargo, and thirty-four passengers. The ...
... AFRICA Liyrki*ooi>, Tiiuiwday. —The Athenian has arrived here with the mails from the West Coast of Africa, twenty-one passengers including liishup Payne, and nine distressed seamen. The cargo includes 2,621 ounces of gold dust, puncheons palm oil, cases ...
... 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. Liverpool, Thursday.— The (ss.) Athenian has arrived at Liverpool with the mails from the West Coast Africa. Twenty-one including Bishop Payu and nine distressed seamen. The cargo includes 2,621 ounces of gold dust, puncheons of palm ...
... 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 IN MOROCCO. The Gibraltar Chroeide of the 29th ult. says, private letters from the Spanish camp in Africa represent the action of the 25th as more serioas, and the lee, of the Spanish nearly as much more coosiderable than the published accounts ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO. The Gibraltar Chronicle, of the 29th ulc. say* private letters from the Spanish Camp in Africa, represent tbo action the ult. a* mote serloos, and the lona the Spanish army more considerable, Ibsn published accounts admit. Three battalions ...
... 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 ...
... THE WAR MOROCCO. The Oilirallnr Chronicle, of the nit., says, private letters from the Spanish camp in Africa represent the action of the 25th more serious, and the loss of the Spanish much more considcrajile than the published accounts admit. Three ...