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... 50 passengers. The sanitary condition of Mexico is excellent.— Reuter. Vera Cruz, August 17 (via St. Nazaire). —A council of war, composed of members of the Liberal party, has been held at Orizaba, at which was resolved that fresh propositions for negotiation ...
... expedition, to enable them to navigate tbe river* and lakes of Central Africa, was also out in earns vessel free of coet. Arrived Cepe of Oood Hope, the expedition will conveyed by mao of war Los mouth of tbe Zambmi. Here the boat will put together, and arew ...
... reference was made to civil war among nations. Alas! lam afraid that many nations seem to be subject to this unhappy civil war which M. Chevalier just referred. know, if I bad to arbitrate between parties in that civil war, I should once make them lay ...
... from Chinn. Foreign Intelligenee: Franee —The Death of Count Teleki—lndia, China, and Aualtalia—The War in Now Zealand—The American War—The Went Coaat Africa—Human Sacrifice by the King of Dahomey—The Peninsular Mails. _ . . • Xf. L..t Crammmiwv Pig t Ad ...
... (the hectare is 2| acres). Portugal, in faci, possesses in Africa two vast countries, fertile is every kind of produce, one being the province of Angola, situate on the western coast of Africa, between Conge and the Cape of Good Hope. Cotton here grows ...
... settlement, and that the Southern Confederacy will be recognised by France in the event of war between America and England. Since the above was written the Africa has arrived, but brings no decisive news. The national balance-sheet, the great mirror which ...
... . New York, Dec. 18.—The Confederates in Kentucky are stated to be jubilant at the prospect of war with England. The Union men will, it is said, demand war in preference to offering a word of apology England. AMERICA—THE TRENT AFFAIR. New York, Dec. 17 ...
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... Bermuda auu., Sept. 29 mail* nnvAaoa, wars dcb. September 3—China, India (Cal.), Ceylon, Ac., via Southampton. September 4—Brazil. Monte Video, and Buenos Ayres, America), Quebec). September s—West Coast of Africa. America (New York). September 7—lndia ...
... TRLEQRdPH.) Queenatown. The Royal mail steamer Africa, from Hatifai Boston, arrived a.m. to-day. with 111 pu aengers and 81.311 dollars. She Isndcd 137 mails and six passengers, and proceeded All w»H. (R*utn'g prr Africa.) Yosn, Jhlv 31 (Evcauro).—ln of the Mayor ...
... declared that Jutland would be occupied on the ground that, war having been caused by the violation of treaties by Denmark, that kingdom must be held responsible for the expenses ...
... Blondin (from Punch). Page 3—Foreign Intelligence —The War in America (from the Siecial Correspondent of tho Times): Latest Details—ltaly—Rome—Disturbances at Florence —Syria—West Coast of Africa—Military and Naval —Transfers Stocks and Anntulies—The ...