The War in New Zealand
CAPTAIN M'KELLAR, of the brig Highland Lassie, from Taranaki, New Zealand, has obligly furnished us with copies of the Taranaki Herald down to the 23rd March, from which we…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1861
11 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers
Troops and War Stores Fob New Zealand
The African, of Shaw Saville's e cort lines, sake from Gravesend, on the 31st January, for Auckless direct. She took a large quantity of powder [?] military stores, as also five officers, and a [?]…
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By the barque William Buchanan, which arrived at Newcastle, on the 22nd instant, from Taranaki, the seat of the war, we have been kindly put in possession of the latest New Zealand…
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We have intelligence from Taranaki to the 14th May. The latest issue of the Taranaki Herald reports that the Waikatos had resolved to support the King movement, and that the Ngatiruanuis, who…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Major-general Pratt on the War in New Zealand. Nelson Examiner
A banquet was given to Major-General Pratt in the Exhibition building. Melbourne, on the 10th May, at which Lieutenant-Colonel Anderson of the Volunteers occupied…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Civil War in America. Evacuation of Harpur's Ferry by the Southern Forces.—repulse of the Federal Troops Near Fort Munro
American news to the 15th June has been received. The latest intelligence is of a more important character than any that has yet been…
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Congress assembled at Washington on the 6th of July, and the President delivered the message. The House voted 500 millions of dols. The troops of the Northern States have achieved some…
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According to intelligence which comes down to the 20th July, the Federal armies wore operating in three great columns; the largest, which consists of some 60,000 under General M'Dowall, has advanced to about thirty miles…
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The English papers contain very full accounts of the battle at Manassas Junction. The account given by Mr. Russell, the able correspondent of the Times, is the most…
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Writing at a subsequent date to his letter that appeared in the last issued of the Chronicle, Mr. Russell says :—" The army of the United States is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →War with France. Destruction of Sydney
The following prophetic advertisement appears in the Empire of Monday last. Such a prospect must be enough to terrify out of their with end any nervous old ladies…
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