The War
THIS is indeed one of the grand old wars. Its theatre is the very region where despotism and liberty, the East and the West, barbarism and…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1856
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British Extracts. Russia's View of the War
AMERICA is proud of originality; her citizens delight in novelty, have a natural tendency to paradox, and find their excitement in surprise. They have taken…
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WE have been a long while waiting with anxiety for the arrival of the overdue mail from England but, as will appear in another column, so bad are the mail…
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We regret to state that authentic intelligence has been received, which leaves no doubt as to the fate of Kars. Ismail Pacha (General Komety), with…
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THE following articles from the Dublin Nation,—an anti-English paper, will afford a tolerably correct idea of the opinions held, and the hopes entertained…
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There is no section of the armies of France more popular than the Imperial Guard. From the palace to the cottage, from the most carefully…
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WE have entered upon storm times The Anglo-Saxon star falls auto its orbit. But the meteor flag still waves untarnished and undishono[?]red. It…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Question of Peace or War. Meeting in Westminster
A public meeting of the inhabitants of Westminster was held on Wednesday at St. Martin's-hall, Long-acre, "to protest against the conclusion of any…
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Scene: The Tuilleries. Present: the Emperor, the Duke of Cambridge, Marshal Pelissier, General Della Marmora, General Canrobert, Sir Edmund Lyons,…
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"The loss of Moscow is not the loss of Russia." Kutusoff. THE Northern Bee, a Russian journal, in an able and evidently fairly written…
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THE Journal de St. Petersburg, of the 3rd January, published the following letter from the Empress Marie Alexandrovna to Count Michel Wielhorski:…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Germany and the War. ("Causlic," in the Weekly Dispatch.)
I VERY much question whether the people of this nation have every realised to themselves the true and full effect of the propositions made by the late…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Preparations for War
In the House of Representatives on February, 28th, a resolution was adopted on the motion, of Mr. Florence, instructing the Committee on Naval…
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THE March mail-ship, the Champion of the Seas, has arrived, bringing papers up to as late a date as the 9th of March. There are wars and…
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IN war moral influences are even more important than material. A beaten army, though its numbers may only have been diminished by a fifteenth or twentieth…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →War Economy. ("Caustic," in the Weekly Dipatch.)
This justly celebrated writer says:—At the close of the year we find that nearly four millions must be raised on deficiency bills to meet the excess of…
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LORD CLARENDON had arrived in Paris to attend the approaching Conference. Baron Orloff, the Russian plenipotentiary, was at Berlin on the 14 th, and had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →British & Foreign Extracts. the War with Russia. News to the 22Nd February
Tim Spray of the Ocean, royal mail ship, which left Liverpool on the 22nd of February, arrived at Melbourne on the 24th ult., after a long passage of…
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No portion of the public press was more averse than this journal from entering into the present war against Russia; no portion of the press more…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Continued Preparations for War
THE preparations for war continue at Woolwich undiminished. Last week so great was the number of Artillery which started thence for the Crimes, that twelve special trains,…
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