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... to the subjugatiou of the South, and its incorporation into the Union. They will not carry the war into Africa, or (as Mr. Sumner has it) Africa into the war. For ourselves, believe that, if there no foreign interference, the force of events will prove ...
... the rule in the case of convent schoo rill ap- line answer to this question will be the subject of paper. in, aud THE WAR IN AFRICA, — Ss Dow, (rrom Tax far as o This is an age of battles and of vict tussian defeats, of onslanghts and captures, and all ...
... Arabia arrived at Halifax to-day. [FROM LLOYD’a AGENT. PER “AFRICA.”] The Sarah Jane was ashore at Cape Rosier the crew were saved. The Notth America, from St. arrived Portland on the 10th. THE WAR AMERICA. The Times says that, so far as in England can gain ...
... Maximilian, Sa al and remains prisoner at Vers Cruz, l-—** a | WEST COAST OF AFRICA, NESDAY, OcT¢ — | ana Madeira, Oct: 7 7th. At Cameroons, Pert mang. busioess was improvin; The war be natives continued at New FURTHER Bis TROOPS 1 ent sea- Atpersuot, Trespay ...
... date the s they United States. Ministry believed in the probability of a war v | aad Tatras ta! Die at Seward on the subject of letters of marque, anc s thus that, in caso of war, Great Britain is willing to of the privateering as between the two nations ...
... to comuimce gigantic war. was betraying no confidence, the opinions of the Emperor were well known now. It would utter imltccihly on the part the French Government if they allowed forty-eight hours elapse after a declaration war without taking decisive ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Tuesday.—The Royal mail steamship Armenian h arrived. She brings 1,928 ounce# of gold dust, and 525 dollars and 3,151 francs. lerable alarm had been canoed at Cape Coast Castle in consequence of a mutiny amongst the soldiers ...
... WEST COAST OP AFRICA. Livbhpool, Thdbsday Evening. —The Royal mail steamer MaoUregor Laird has arrived, with about thirty passengers and os. of gold dost. Her dates are : Benin, July 24; Perdando P.», 29th ; Cameroons, 3lst ; Old Calabar, August 2d; Bonny ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO. Tetca-v, March I.—The siege train was embarked to-day, and were disembarked. Madrid, March 3—Th« £/>oca tad Occident, Miniatena) j»per», that, prenree tha territory conquered in Africa would entiil eacrifioeß on Spain greater then ...
... VEENSIUW EH, BOYS: Mal Africa arrived bere at 4 p.m.. and, bavio ik, Sl. ; Malis, passengers, 4nd latest telegrams, proce ad pigs Halifax and Boston at 4,20 well, tenant perienced thick weather. je The on THE CONTINENTAL W he 23d THE WAR IN JUTLAND. tide of ...
... THE WAR MOROCCO. Southampton, Monday.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company’s steamer Ceylon has arrived, with the heavy portion of the India and China mails. Th* cargo includes silk to the vshie of upwards of 70,000f. The Ceylon’s dates are—Alexandria ...
... THE WAR MOROCCO. Intelligence from the seat of war in Africa is down the 27th. General Rios continued in possession of the seaport of Tetuan. The troops of Marshal O’Donnel were still commanding the heights in front of that city. Several steamers had ...