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... and wounding five others. SOUTH AFRICA. Sept. I.—The war was being continued, but the Boers had fallen iv taking Moshesh's stronghold, Thaba Bosigo. Tho Boors had displayed more military spirit than in their former wars, but were still in a very undiciplined ...
... asserted, with reference to a certain debate that took place last sessionon.thei mismanagement which that WWP« Coast of Africa the war agai ust tffil undertook the task of bringing that consequence the loss of a matter before But tho39 who wrote that dear ...
... THE CHINESE WAR. TAKING OF TAKU FOR rs. Shanghai, Sept. 4.—The Taku Forts were taken on the 21st \ugu-t. The Allied Plenipotentiaries arrived at Tientsin on the 26 h. They would start shortly for Pekin, escorted by cavalry. The Chinese Government has ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. LATEST TELEGRAMS. Nkw York, Jan. 11.-A rumour is current on the Stock Exchange, that General Banks and Commodore Farragut have been repulsed on the Mississippi. McCienan's expedition is gone the White Haver. the Congress, Mr. Vallandigham ...
... wish them succes. in the war for dominion over the South, when they tell us that the the first fruits of would be the will and For this insane mower to “whip the Britishers. idea of maintaining a Union by a resort to civil war the North has sacrificed ...
... MR. BRIGHT THE COTTON SUPPLY AND THE AMERICAN WAR. Oa Thursday (last weeK}, we lor oirmingnam addressed their constituents the Town-hall, which was densely crowded the Mayor was in the chair. Mr. Scholekield first addressed the meeting) which he did speech ...
... Tho head-quarters of the military force in South Africa are, it appears, about to removed from Cape Town to Graham's Town. Tuesday three boys wore kept in the stocks at St. Ives, Cornwall, for three hours, for having played marbles on Sunday. We aro to ...
... One thousand and twelve churches, ??? tions, were burned in tbe Southern States late war, involving a loss of 5;000,000 dollars. There is still exhibited a loaf which was sold » fl during the siege of 1849. It nearly black, *( size of a small kidney potato ...
... believe in war. Yes, gentlemen, the Emperor desires peace, an honourable peace worthy of a great nation. France, confiding in own strength, is prepared for all eventualities ; by the development of her military organisation she does not seek war, and we ...
... signed by Alfred Assalant. THE ALGERIAN OUTBREAK. A Paris letter savs—Unpleasant dispatch have been received at the War Ministry, from Africa. The Algerian insurrection is not yet put down. Marshal McMihon will be forced to break the camp at Chalons earlier ...
... nine months of tho present year, were issued on Thursday. Tho trade of the country continues to improve. Notwithstanding the war in America, our exports are comparatively greater than over they were before. The exports for tho throe years past compare as ...
... passion of the French War medal and well deserves to wear it on his manly breast. He has the TurkishTmedaL and the Crimean War medal, with 3 clasps He is just returned to England, after serving China, Japan, and Southern Africa. ...