The War
The aspect of mutters relating to the question of Peace or War is becoming more gloomy day by day. And judging from the position of affairs at latest date we have but very faint hope that peace…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1859
162 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 9
Destructive Engines of War. (From the Times, March 31.)
To the Editor of the Times—Sir,—The public attention having been recently invited to various expedients, chiefly mkchantcal, by which the destructive power of projectiles used in war can be augmented, it will not be considered inopportune to suggest to…
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The New Orleans Picayune gives the following particulars of the marriage of Mr. Dewhurst, a Vera Cruz merchant, with Miss Markoe, a merchant's daughter, on board the United States ship of war, Saratop, at Vera…
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WITH regard to foreign affairs, we are still in anxious doubt as to whether we are on the eve of a war to which even the "grands guerres" of the first Napoleon would be but child's-play;…
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Frankfort-on-the-Maine, Sunday, April 17. The Frankfort Journal of to-day states that the Ministers of War of several German States and the Commanders of the 8th Federal Corps…
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Her Majesty the Queen has issued a Proclamation, declaring the neutrality of England in the war between France and Sardinia and the Emperor of Austria, and calling upon all…
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The following account of the progress of events in Italy is from the Home News:—The following order of the day was issued to the army of Italy by the Emperor Napoleon on the 13th…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[By Electric Telegraph.] Arrival of the Salsctte at Adelaide. War Declared Between France, Sardinia, and Austria. [A portion of the following appeared in our Second Edition yesterday.] [From Our Adelaide Correspondent.] Herald Office, Tuesday 5'15 p.m
The Corio, branch steamer, arrived at Holdfast Bay at half-past ten o'clock in the morning, having received the mails from the Salsette a little after midnight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arrival of the Salsette. War Declared Between France & Austria! the Emperor of the French in the Field. Regency of the Empress. Revolt of Tuscany and Flight of the Grand Duke. British Neutrality Declared. Warlike Precautions in England. Turkey Threatened by Russia. Separation of Moreton Bay. [By Electric Telegraph.] Adelaide, Wednesday Morning
The P. and O. Company's mail steamer Salsette, with the May mails, arrived at Kangaroo Island yesterday morning. Her dates are, Southampton, May 12th; London (via…
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WE continue the telegraphic despatches of our adelaide correspondent, which had to be interrupted when our paper went to press yesterday morning…
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The Paris Moniteur of May 17th, contains a Report from the Minister of Finance, respecting the subscriptions, made towards the new French loan. The subscribed capital is to be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →War, an Essay. (From Fraser's Magazine for March.)
THE following paper will be read with special interest at the present moment. The author has consented, at the earnest wish of the Editor of Fraser, to allow the publication of his book…
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The following is the leading article in the Times 16th May:— The first letter of our correspondent who accompanies the Austrian Army gives a concise…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →War: an Essay. (From Frazer's Magazine for March.) Restraints Upon Warlike Tendencies
In estimating the chances of any re[?]traint being put upon the tendencies to war which stilt exist in Europe, we must consider how the individual man who may wish to resist these…
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The following account of the progress of events in Italy is from the Home News: The following order of the day was issued to the army of Italy by the Emperor Napoleon on the 13th of May, after his arrival at Genoa;—…
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Her Majesty the Queen has issued a Proclamation, declaring the neutrality of England in the war between France and Sardinia and the Emperor of Austria, and calling upon all her subjects to observe…
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THE Times of the 16th May gives the following article on the state of affairs at the theatre of war, founded on communications from its own correspondent—who has accompanied the…
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The Austrian troops having invaded Piedmont at several points, and Austria having formally, declared war against Sardinia, France at once decked war against Austria, and an army of 100,000…
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INTELLIGENCE of direful importance, by telegram from Adelaide, has been received, brought by the P. and O. Company's mail steamer "Salsette", which left England on the 18th of May…
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We take the following from the latest papers to hand:- On the 11th May, the day before the arrival of his Majesty the Emperor of the French at Genoa, the…
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