... the Seven Islands, she who took Perim contrary to all justice, and who sees “ with a jealous eye France and Spain in Africa. And her war against the Pope, M. Jourdau ! Ig disinterested one ? La Patrie, in quoting with pleasure this return the Oiiecl* to ...

... the Seven Islands, she who took Perim contrary to all justice, and who sees with a jealous eye France and Spain in Africa. And her war against the Pope, M. Jourdan ! Is it 1 a disinterested one? La Patric, in quoting with pleasure this return of the Siede ...

... 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 ...

... THE FRENCH WAR IN OROCCO. General Martinprey has arrived at Marseilles from Africa, on- his way.to Paris: ‘The iast proclamation of Martinprey’s, dated Ousada, 10th instant, “the inhabitants of that place had been compelled to a ransom in order to avoid ...

... the empire of The Spanish army under orders for Africa is estjmated at 50,000 men. The Government has decided to prohibit the publication of news of the expedition in Spain during the continuation of the war. The Provincial Council of Oredo has offered 5 ...

... all Catholics, whether they be in Asia, ' Africa, Europe, or America to make an offering of one day's wages in the year to the Pope so long as it would be required for the purpose of supplying the sinews of war. If this be done, I would stake my existence ...

... English journals, of some position, have taken up the echo of the war-note with the view of prolonging it to an indefinite period. Louis Napoleon, the Prea says, has got up the Spanish war, which in the first place will serve the purpose of putting the ...

... different climates, which in some places are nearly the same as the French soldiers have been useditoin Africa. It was at first it of send- ing horses from Africa for the artillery, but the ultimate decision is that the 1,200 horses necessary for the five batteries ...

... empire of rocco. The Bpaaialt army underonlers for Africa is estimated at 60,000 mem The Government has decided to prohibit the publi- Bastion of news of the in Spain during the conlineation of the war. The Provisional Council of Oredo has offered , 5 ...

... Austria is threatening to pinnge Europe into war again, if Piedmont dares carry on its policy of annexation. The Moorish Govern menthas addressed long protest against the conduct of Spain in declaring war against Morocco. The'Morning Pont says that the ...

... Phoceans and 111110. sfie4 So testy with Rome, and the establishing,* milk, on the western coast of Africa awl lirie Ws tion a few WM to illustrate the war Omer and intluenoe of that family from age. and suiaa, who onxineell of Sardinia about 490 8.C., were ...

... ten dsys respecting the Spanish armaments and their object. The Saturday Review believes the principal object of the war is rather war itself than conqnrct, vengeance, 'or redress, but candidly enough admits that, with the experience of Scinde, of Peshawar ...