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... we shall have no war, although some ramonrs of contrary tendency were in circulation in New York, and it is said that several Englishmen serving in the Federal army were abont to leave. Seme extracts from the papers brought by the Africa, which we also ...
... place between the 30th and 30th November. The elections will take place simultaneously in all the provinces. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Livcspool, Tcsanar.—The Royal mail steamer Armenian haa arrived, and brings 1,928 ox. gold dust, 525 dollars, and 3,151 francs ...
... Young, Demerara; Dennis Hill, Odessa ; Er.ucnegilda, do.; Aurora, do.; Scotia (s.), Liverpool, for New York, and proceeded; Africa (s.), Halifax and Boston, for Liverpool; Louisiana (s.), New York, for Liverpool, and proceeded ; Caprice, Rio Janeiro ; Nuova ...
... of remonstrance. There is lull in the storm of war news, which comes very auspiciously iu the beginning of May, end allows us a little leisure to look about us and to calculate the chances of peace or war. The rise in the weather-glass is so inviting that ...
... which had been disregarded, aad the declaration of France at the comm ■ncement of the present year that she would not go to war to maintain that treaty. He expressed regret that he could not at present explain the coarse which the Government had taken ...
... sublime gloria* of war, as seen in the bhze of burning cities wasted homesteads, such as C ilumbtasud Charleston have lately experienced. In such case it certainly seems herd that (he C*n*dian» should benr the entire brunt c-f war of which we. not they ...
... re-opened. In consequence the numerous arrivals of vessels, freights are considerably lower. AMERICA. The Royal mail steam-ship Africa, from New York on the nit., arrived Queenstown at five a.m. to-day (Sunday), with 62 passengers and 10,600 dels, in specie ...
... Should they wait till England was at war ? She was virtually war with lbs world. France, lloseie, Austria, * rovsis, High and Low Germany —each bad grisTarces against her, would not fret lor her Inhalation. She was at war with international juatico and tine ...
... '’ THE ASHANTEE WAR. A letter in the Timet, signed Africanus,” gives the following melancholy information in reference to the health of the troops engaged in this war: People at heme seem to care very little aboat what goes on in Africa, and little, if ...
... by the Eng lish, French, and Russian ambassadors, in the hope that a reconciliation may brought about, and a civil war averted. The Africa arrived at Queenstown on Saturday, with advices from New ork to the 23rd nit. There is no intelligence of any great ...
... ithout reference to the President’s theory the subject. (P,r Royal Mail Stfainrr Africa, via Halifax and Ilochr't Point.) Qcbbmktowh, Bcsd*t. —Tlie Roy*.l nmil Africa, from Boston on the and Halifax on the If.th, arrived off the harbour early this morning ...
... so exasperating to the Federal Government that it conld scarcely fail to precipitate a war. lii ruder ages of the world, and in ruder states of society, foreign war is resorted to as an expedient for diverting attention from the unpopularity of the Government ...