Original Poetry. Lines on the War in America
List to the widow's wall, List to the orphan's cry, Look at the faces pale— Pale, and lean, and hungry!…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1865
12 stories in Illawarra's papers
The War in America, From a Canadian Point of View. Montreal, Sept. 26
THERE are some phases of the war in America that can be observed to better advantage in the cities of Canada than in New York of Washington. The…
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We have Auckland papers to February 7th. The following are further particulars of THE BATTLE OF NUKUMARU. On Wednesday the 25th January, occurred what…
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THE Daily Southern Cross, speaking of the war, says:— The progress of the war is still the most absorbing topic here; for although it is…
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The "Empire's Binalong correspondent, writing on the 19th instant states:—Yesterday (Saturday) five police fell in with Ben Hall, Gilbert, and Dunn at Wallenbeen, the station of Mr. A. Mackay, near…
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OUR Binalog correspondent, writing on the 19th instant, states :— Yesterday (Saturday) five police fell in with Ben Hall, Gilbert, and Dunn at Wallenbeen,…
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By the mail steamer Lord Ashley we have Auckland papers to the 1st instant. The "Daily Southern Cross" of the 31st ultimo, in its summary for England, says:…
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The "Empire " publishes the following interesting extract from a private letter received by the late mail from Wisconsin, United States:—"If we had you here we could show you substantial proofs of our…
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ON Saturday (says the Empire) we received intelligence by the barque Rosalie, from San Francisco, of the evacuation of the Confederate capital of Richmond, and its…
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Dear are the days that I have seen, Sweet as a dreaming bride may see; But oh I the rapture that has been, Again shall never be…
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We mentioned the bare fact of this unfortunate occurrence in our issue of yesterday", and now give our correspondent's letter on the subject:— Camp Patea River, August 9…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New Zealand War. Pipiriki Beseigned: the Enemy Repulsed with Great Loss
By way of Melbourne, we ('Herald'), have two days later from Waraganni The 'Chronicle' of the 5th contains a full account from its "own correspondnet." of the attack on…
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