Review of the French War in Mexico
A SHORT review of the principal events that have occurred since the opening of the campaign may not be devoid of interest. In April last year the French Commissioners…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1863
296 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 15
America. Popular Opinions on the War. (From the Times' Own Correspondent.) New York, June 12
"AIL is progressing favourably at Vicksburg." "General Grant has no fears for the result of hi[?] operations." "The President is in excelle[?]t spirits." "Influential members of the Government are of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Employment of Freed Slaves As Soldiers. (From the London Daily News, June 24.)
WHEN Mr. Lincoln issued his memorable Proclamation, [?] the freedom of all slaves in the seceded States, many persons in this country predicted that it would lead to a "servile war." A thousand ho[?]…
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Conditions upon which land at Waikato County, in the province of Auckland, will be granted to settlers, except persons now resident in New Zealand, willing to perform the undermentioned military…
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"ALL is progressing favourably Vick[?] "General Grant has no fears for the result of his operations." "The President is in excellent spirits." "Influential members of the Government are of…
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WHEN Mr. Lincoln issued his memorable Proclamation, decresing the freedom of all slaves in the secede States, mary persons in this country predicted that it would lead to a "s[?]vile war." A thousand horrors…
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BY H.M.S.S. Eclipse we have six days later from Auckland, her dates being to the 17th instant. Since our last advices no movement of any importance has taken place. Indeed it would almost appear—if we may…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The War in Auckland. (From the Southern Cross, August 27) Queen's Redoubt, Friday, August 14
To-day there was another forward movement, and a fresh post has been established on the Waikato. At nine o'cloak, General Cameron. CO., (accompanied by the offers of his staff and Colonel Mould R.E.,…
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There is evidently to be an active Summer campaign. The plan of the enemy seems to be to keep our attention constantly excited at every point at once, so that no part of our whole wide…
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BY H. M S.S. Eclipse we have six days later from Auckland, her dates being to the 17th August. Since our last advices no movement of any importance has taken place. Indeed it would almost appear—if we may…
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BY the Breadalbane we have advices from the front to the 17th ultimo, and from Taranaki to the 16th. It is reported that, besides the strong position taken up by the rebels at Meremere, on the 14th, they are…
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The first great movement of the month was the invasion of Maryland by General Lee with 150,000 men. At this juncture General Hooker resigned his command of the Federal army to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Additional News. the Chances of War. [From Our Melbourne Correspondent.]
THE brave stand which the Poles have made in their struggle for freedom, no less than the conspicuous cruelty and injustice of Russia, have awakened the deepest interest, and…
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The first great movement of the month was the invasion of Maryland by General Lee with 150,000 men. At this juncture General Hooker resigned his command of the Federal army to…
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By the Uland Hamillton we have Auckland papers to the 1st September. The following is the laleat intelligence from the advanced posts on the Waikat[?]:— Queen's Redoubt, August 22…
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BY the Brendabac we have advices from the front to the 17th ultimo, and from Taranski to the 16th. It is reported that, besides the strong position taken up by the rebels at Moremere, on the 14th, they are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Second Telegram. the Chances of War
THE brave stand which the Poles have made in their struggle for freedom, no less than the conspicuous cruelty and injustice of Russia, have awakened the deepest interest, and…
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The [?]ve stand winch the in their struggle for freedom, no les than the conspicuous cruelty and injustice of Russia, have a wakened the deepest interest, and Austria…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The War in New Zealand. Urgent Demand for More Soldiers. the Rebel Stronghold at Mere Mere Fortified with Cannon. Generalship and Engineering Skill of the Maories. They Surprise a Working Party of the 4Oth, Kill Two, and Carry Off Twenty-three Rifles. [From Our Own Correspondent.]
THE war has not ostensibly progressed very rapidly since your latest dates from this place. Yet it is perhsps rather in appearance than reality that a lull seems to have been taking place for the last fortnight…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Poet's Corner. War Song of Niall of "The Nine Hostages."
On—on—Sons of heroes! The swords of your sires Are flashing like sun flame in every hand; Stern resolve like a fury each bosom inspires To die or to banish the foe from our land…
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