The European War! Will Russia Interfere!
The Eastern question looms up anew man important telegram from St Petersburg announcing that the newspapers of that city are…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1871
21 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 2
The European War! Number and Disposition Op the French Forces
LONDON, November 9th. — The correspondent of the World, writing from Versailles on the 7th Nov, gives the following comprehensive review of the present situation and…
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The Bishop of Orleans, M. Dupanloup, writes to a friend on the crisis in France c —" A month ago I expressed my horror ot war, and also, alas! my confidence in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The European War! Diary Op a Besieged Correspondent of the Daily News."
PARIS, Wednesday, October 19.— Each person now receives 100 grammes of meat per diem, the system of distribution being that…
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The following telegrams were received at Galle on 27th December. The French official journal announces that the conference takes place at London…
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DURING the year 1870 there were built, or ordered to be built, for the British Navy, fifteen ironclad men-of-war. Of these the Sultan, 12 guns, 5284 tons, 200 horse-power,…
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The well-known wine merchant, W. Long, who, since leaving Paris, has resided Brussels, is about to start to Versilles to treat with the Prussian perfect of that town…
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" The most pre[?]ions ton are ihoaa with which heaven bedows the unburled head of a soldier./—Ollrer floldimltli. The autumn wind had risen, and is sobbing o’er the plain…
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“ BUT Paris does not include the whole military situation ; and beyond (the Daily News says) the charmed circle of the siege things look far Iess hopeful for France…
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THE following extracts arc from a German paper, received by a gentleman in this town, ana kindly., translated by him for this journal:…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The losses of the Germans In the War-German opinion Regarding Die new German Empire
IF Count Bismarck's object in re-opening the Luxemburg Question (writeB a correspondent of the £aU Mall Gazette at Dresden) to revive the drooping spirits of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War. The Fall of Lo[?]y
LONGWY has just fallen after a short bombardment. The surrender of this fortress [?] a fact of not much importance so far as the conduct of the war is concerned. It is…
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The Bombar[?]ent of Paris SEVEN o'clock am. on December 27 was the time names, and it had been arranged that at the same…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arrival of the Suez Mail at Adedaide. News to 21st March. Peace R[?] France and Prussia. Insurrection In Paris. Prussian Army March through Paris. French Assembly approves of teems of Prace. France to pay War Indemnity [?]200,000,000 sterling. France [?] Metz. Tho[?]velle, and Lo[?]nes. Eastern Question Settled Napoleon Deposed by the French Assembly. Marring of Princess Favourable. London, March 21st
THE Branch Mail Steamer has arrived at Adelaide, with the E[?]opean mail, bringing English and continental news up to the 21st March…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cost of the [?]ance-Prussian War
A. CURIOUS calculation has been made by a Beigang wirer It is w[?] reading [?] as a curiosity among made [?] problem, but as a means of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Twenty-three Battles of the War
THE Kiel Gazette thus reviews the seven months campaign:—“In the present war 23 battles bare been fought, their order being — Weissenburg, Woorth, Spichern,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The War and the French Press
Is a few hours the pub[?] will probably have fuller details of the dis[?]trons state of France. The mail will possibly make known to us also new facts which will throw…
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THE following extract from an article ic the Saturday Review (January 28) will show that the French newspapers have not monopolised all the powers of fiction which were…
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THOUGH now in England or her colonies there is no sign, or slow of war, [?] civil war is [?] raging [?] War to the death, at not to the [?] and [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Select Poetry. in the Seven Months War
SHOULD you have men say that when [?] went under In the [?] that a nor gone [?] When the German [?]are clove her [?] and the Seven Months war [?] over in thunder,…
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