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... THE SPANISH WAR WITH MOROCCO—GREAT ENTHUSIASM SPAIN. {From the Times Correspondent.) 1 A correspondence from Madrid speaks of the distrust there excited in the public mind with respect to the probable policy and act ion of Great Britain in the question ...
... COST THK ITALIAN WAR. The following caktilaiion lias l ...
... f,onigu Ettus. WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The following particulars of the preparations for war in Spain are given in the Tines : Accounts from various parts of Spain continue to speak of the great preparations for the war with Morocco, which now ...
... 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 ...
... AND MOROCCO. The following particulars of the preparations for war in Spaiu are given in the Time*:—Accounts from various parts of Spain continue to speak of the great preparations for the war with Morocco, which now seems inevilabla, and which, very likely ...
... one. [Rarrica's SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The Correspondenz Autoyruju announces that the corps d'armee intended for operations in Africa will most likly be organized about the middle of this week, when General O'Donnell will take his departure. The Sun correspondence ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... this demand be persisted in war is considered inevitable. Sultan Morocco could consent to such alienation of national territory ; and even were the Moorish Government to yield on this point it is considered doubtful whether war would be averted, since this ...
... 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 ...
... St. John's at midnight, 18th, and encountered strong N.E. seism N 'Vona, Ocronrit 17. -Arrivell—Ariel, City of Washington, Africa, and North Britain. The Star of West, from Aspinwall, arrived yesterday with nearly two millions. Later advice. from Hayti ...
... Spam °|!P“ speak of tlie great preparations for the war wl rocco, which now seems inentable, *?? f likely, has been in contemplation for lo ”* P* Troops arc collecting in every part for conveyance to Africa, at, doubtless, on enormous expense, and in such ...