Franco-Chinese War
PARIS, December 10.—The French Government has sent instructions to General De Lisle, Commander-in-Chief in Tonquin, and to Admiral Courbet, Commander-in-Chief of the French fleet,…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1884
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The Franco - Chinese War
Paris, December 10.--The French Government have sent instructions to General de L'isle, commander-in-chief of the French, forces in Tonquin, and Admiral Courbet, commander-in-chief of the…
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The French Government have sent instructions to General De Lisle, Commander-inChief in Tonquin, and to Admiral Courbet, Commandor-in-Chief of the French fleet, not…
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PARIS, December 12.-In the French Senate last night, additional credits' required by the Government for the prosecutions of operations in Tonquin were voted. The Premier, M. Ferry,…
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Paris, December 12.--In the French Senate last night additional credits required by the Government for the prosecution of operations in Tonquin were voted. The Premier, M. Ferry, made a…
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In the French Senate last night the additional credits required by the Government for the prosecution of the operations at Tonquin were voted, and M. Ferry made a…
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COOKTOWN, Saturday.--By the Penna dice which left Hongkong November 25, it is reported that the Chipses still occupied Tams vu. A [?] of Germans have taken service with the…
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Shangai, December 16.--Several cruiser, which have been equipped by order of the Chinese Government, have sailed from this port. Consequent upon the receipt of this intelligence, a…
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We have received files of the Hongkong Daily Press to 26th November, from which we take the following news respecting the war:- THE CAMPAIGN IN FORMOSA…
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SHANGHAI, December 16.—Several cruisers which have been equipped by order of the Chinese Government have sailed from this port. In consequence of the receipt of this news a French…
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It is stated that the French Government has decided to send strong naval reinforcoments to China. With this objoct several ironclads will be despatched in January,…
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PARIS, December 18. An official dispatch has been received by the French Government, reporting that further fighting, has occurred in Tonquin. A Chinese force estimated at 3000,…
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Paris, December 18.--An official despatch has been received by the Government reporting that further fighting has occurred In Tonquin. A Chinese force estimated at 3000 attacked a village…
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An official despatch has been received by the Government, reporting that further fighting has occurred in Tonquin, A Chinese force estimated at 3000 attacked a village…
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It is the goneral opinion here as elsewhere that France has been quite out of her reckoning in the costly enterprises she has undertaken for the extension of her territory in Inde-China. That she could effect…
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Conklin Vandewater, nineteen yean old, bookkeeper at Williamsburg, and who when he attains his majority will come into possession of a handsome fortune, is said to have been married recently under peculiar circumstances. He is…
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Mr. O'Kelly got a great reception on his return to the House, after some months' absence in the Soudan. His first speech was on the Irish dobate introduced by Mr. Sexton…
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We have heard of no farther attempt on the part of Vice-Admiral Lespes to effect a landing at Tamsui, though reinforcements must by this time have reached him. At Keelung, however, Lin Meng-ohuan has…
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Fourteen thousand of the Mahdi's troops are stated to have assembled at Berber, resolved to oppose the British, advance to Khartoum…
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To-day, in the Senate, M. Jules Ferry, President of the Council of Ministers, stated that the attitude of the Chinese Government had defeated the efforts of Lord Granville to…
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