... emerge triumphant from the present struggle by' the declaration of absolute eman- cipation. At the root of the war is slavery, and to bring the' war to a successful termina- tion they must strike at the slave power Half mneasures w*il be full crimes. Courage ...

... ITHE WAlt 1N AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THIE AFRICA. (BY bIASe;TIC rELErORAP11.) (Rcuter's Telegram.) Queenj5own, Sunday. The royal mail steamship Africa, from New York on the evening of the 22nd, arrived off the harbour this morning. She blings eighty-eight ...

... passengers, and prociedod.all well. Passed 'the Africa on the 9th inst. ' NEw 'Yost; MAY 7t,. E-vce c.-Baltimore,, North America and Africa arrived yut. ; , ?? ' The kederal'governtrent telegraphed to New York for 5,000 stand of arms. The president' of Defence ...

... THE WAR I AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO. QuKFaNSTowN, THURSPAY MORNINcN;.-The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Co.'s steaniship Kangarooi from New York on the 17th instant, has arrived, She brings 39 cabin and 855 steerage passengers. Having landed ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. THE BATTLE OF SPplNCGFIEL). LATEST PARTICULARS. ARRIVAL OF THE NORWEGIAN. LODPOINDPF.1Y-, OZON(DA EVE ?? Norwegian has arrived with dates from Now York to the 17th. 'ube Bavaria had arrived out. News generally antiel- pated. Insub ...

... I THLE WAR1 IN AMERICA. Queenstown, Monday, Nov. 19. The royal mail steamship Africa, arrived here this morning, bringing 49 passengers, and 400 dols for England. After having landed some passengers, and the United States mails (74 sacks), she proceeded ...

... termination ef the war, and attribute the remarks of tie European press on the subject to a desire to find a pretext for interference in the American struggle. Tre Erening Post says it is ramoured in Washington that itia Secretary of War instructed General ...

... THE WAR IN MERICA. Lt ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. e (BY CtAGSAETIO ThLIKocArse.) ?? Telegramsm.) Queenstown, Sunday, July 1id The royal mail steamship Africa arrived at twelve, d midnight. She brings 102 passengers, and precious 8 stones to the value of 68 ...

... TITE WAR IN AMERICA. LATEST ARRIVALS. (Reuter's Tekqrnm.) Qneenastown, Tuesday, Oct. 15. The Cityof New York bas arrived with 127 cabin P and 401 steerage passengers. Having landed ten cabin and 131 steerage passengers and Irish mails, she pro- b ceeded ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICAs. ARRIVAL OF TIHE AFRICA. CAPTURE OF 250,000 DOLLARS. MR. RUSSELL, OF THE TIMES AND TIMZ GOVERNMIwil'. ONE THOUSAND ILAMED AT LEXIN.r4fONM ANOTHER NAVAL EXPEDITrON. SKIRBMISIIES IN KENTUCKY ' THE IRISH BRIGADE IN THE FIELD. GALLANT ...

... ITiE WAR IN ALERICA. I THE ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA, IMPORTANT NEWVS. ATTACK ON THE CAPITAL IMMINENT. THREATENING POSITION OF THE REBELS. LATEST TELEGAMS. (FROM OUR CORRIESPONDE.NT) l Queenstown, Sunday. The royal rnail steamship Europa arrived here last ...

... THiE WAR IN AMERICA. i ANOTHER BATTLE I DEFEAT OF THE 8OUSERuN8. 1M UNION MEN KILLiWb AND WOUNDED. GENERALS M'CULL'jC9, PRICE, AND LYON KILLED. LATEST TELEGRAMS. (rFOit oust coorazeosx nDr.) 'Th Aric arivd er Q ueenstewss Sanday. Te -Africa, arrivid berslast ...