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... reason to be- lieve (hero will be no war becween Spain and Morocco, the Moors having made ;ho required concessions. Ac- counts from various parts of Spain, however, cOnI- tinue to speak ol the great preparations for a war with Morrocco. Trcops are collecting ...
... s, as ?? are long aware, have now commeenced. The army, with ?? at its head, is in Africa. Wre have already had proof that the ?? are not so backward in the art of war, or so cow- ardly in their nature, as the geucrality of people have believed. Not only ...
... take the Initiative. COornmercial on0fdence in France has been favourably influenced by the events at the seat of war, as the chances of the war are gene. rally considered to be diminishing, and a speedy con cluasin of peace may be anticipated. The harvest ...
... hoad-crew saved by the French brig Salehok. (BY HLECTRIC TELEGRAPH ) THE WAR QUESTION, The T2 mes Paris correapondent ?? in peace is diminishing, and some who very recently diabo- Itoved in war now seem almost to despair of its being much longer postponed. The ...
... department of Woolwich Arsenlal, sailed on Friday morning, laden with shot and 8hell-21ioo boxes of small arms' ammunition from the W~ar ~epartimeOlt, Wonwichl, and 107 boxes of muskets from thea Tower, for Southampton, to be re- shipped on board the mail ppo ...
... the first point was for them to have 300,000 men to make war on Anstria. SPAIN AND mOROCCO. The Corcesipxndence Autog~rapha announces that the corps de armee intended for operations in Africa, will, most likely, be organised about the middle of this ...
... The followieg particulars of the preparations for war in Spain are given in the second edition of the Tiehes:- Accounts from various parts of Spain continue to'speak of the great preparations for the war ivitl Morocco-, which now seems inevitable, and which ...
... Of the above 523 vessels, 17G are in commiosion, 82 in India and China, and 25 on the Coast of Africa. Eleven line-of.battle ship steamers are building. 36 war steamers, now in ordinary, could be got ready wit h great despatch. MISCELLANEOUS. A telegram ...
... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCH F 1s. - .n f, IesitadahU) (F~oss ?? a Eo'is ~s~ of yK'. ?? . THE WAR IN ITAUY. THE AUSTRIAN REPULSE AT MsONTEBELLO. THE tRENCH BLOCKADE IN THE ADRIATIC. DEATH OF THE KING OF NAPLES. Paris, Monday, May 28. The Mlonaieur of to-day ...
... YESTERDAY'S DISPATCHES. . - ?? ' ,nord ., ()Fas ?? 7 niS FieawD of yestorday.) ?? SEAT OF WAR. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO THE ARMY OF ITALY. WAR PREPARATIONS IN ENGtAD. THE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Paria, Friday. The NOrieu? of to-day publishes a tleigram from GenoR ...
... I r.1 I.,LATEST L*TEUlGNC[4'E. 1 THE WAR. RUMOURS-Tl-IE CONCESS, I (BY ?? TerasRAPi ) i The Nord of to-day (Wednesday) says Austria, it is trnp, renounces the inudmlssible corditons which she bad put upon her participation in tbe congress, but she ri ...
... aftor. As In the Crimean war, so in the war in Italy. Louis Napoleon sought the means of a new alliance with Austria. The tradi- tional pride of the Austrian monarchy could cnly be rubdued upo. the field of battle. Our war, he said to C~pnt Cavour; ...