Emerson on the American War
THE war existed long before the cannonade of Sumter, and could not be postponed. It might have begun otherwise or elsewhere, but war was in the minds and bones of the…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1863
13 stories in Murray's papers
Sydney. New Zealand War
By telegram we see that hostilities are in all probability resumed are this between the Government and the natives. Dates to the 12th instant state that Government had abandoned the purchase of…
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ON Thursday evening, the 4th inst., a meeting of the citizens of the metropolis was head for the [?] sympathy with President Lincoln [?] sent juncture of affairs in the American…
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The steamer Prince Albert has arrived, bringing Taranaki news to Saturday, 13th instant. On the night of Friday, tho 12th instant, Ganeral Cameron, with n large force attacked the enemy’s…
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Tho Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her intention to coul'er the decoration of tho Victoria Cross on tbe undermentioned officers, who[?] claims to the same have bocn submitted for her[?]…
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LATER news, via San Francisco conies dribbling in. On Monday the following to May 3rd was telegraphed from Sydney:—Hooker’s army, reported as having crossed the Rappahannock in previous…
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THE special telegram brought by the “Madras” dated New York, May 23rd, and London, June 2nd, reports that General Hooker was retiring to the Potomac. His…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. Bright Ox the American War
WHEN I go down to my home from this place, [?] half-a-dozen little children playing on my hearth. How many members are there here who can say with me that the most innocent, the most pure, and…
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WHEN the historian writes the history of the present American struggle, we imagine that he will he somewhat puzzled to account for the sympathy which the cause of the rebellious…
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TELEGRAMS from Sydney on Saturday report that the “Neva,” from “San” Franciscan, arrived at Auckland, bringing New York dates to the 26th of August, nine days later news. The steamer…
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If there is one man in America who represents the educated unpolitical class more especially than any other, it is, perhaps. Oliver Wendell Hokues. The readers of “Elsie Venner,” —and who has not…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New Zealand. Important War News
Tho Himalaya, from Auckland, brings news from the scat of war to tho 28th ult. An important battle took place at Rangariri, on the 20th November…
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THE following is the despatch dated November 21, transmitted by General Cameron to the Governor detailing the events referred to in our telegram of last week : —…
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