... St, John's, N. B. City Gazette, “Open War Africa —Capt. Lawrence, who arrived here yesterday from Africa, states that, when left Gambia, the 21st December, the British troops ami militia were engaged, in open war, with the Mandugoes ; a severe engagement ...

... succeeded. Wars and preparations for wars; wars to the ends of the poles, in India, in Syria, & Africa ; apprehended war in Ireland; wars of conquest, of oppression, of territory, for crowns, for families, for ...

... involved war with every European power hut one, against us. Well done, (hipid! Fresh Squadron to the Mediterranean —it reported generally both in the city and the west-end, that government have now determined to send an additional number of ships of war to ...

... should state that in the Eurotas steamer is the Levant mail, which was due at Marseilles on the 21st, at five p.ra. THE WAR AFRICA. The Messager also completes the telegraphic dispatch in Monday’s Moniteur, as follows : , “Took Aliliana,aud victualled ...

... utterly intolerable. In addition to this must be borne in mind that it was naturally policy of the Ciliaen King support the war Africa for the purpose supplying outlet for those disaffected subjects, who, despite all his precautions, eventually deprived him ...

... THE FRENCH AFRICA. Oban, July lo,—This morning it reported that the French have captured two Arab town? on the frontiers of Morocco,with immense the Moor?, but very little themselves. 1 imagine that this is in addition to the re-taking of Ouchda. continue ...

... EXPEDITION TO AFRICA. Todlov, July 18. (Private Correspondence) > —lt seems that the went in person to some distance from the town to make his submission tothe Commanderin-Chief. The 31th resiment of the line,followed by some battalions, entered the town ...

... WESTERN AFRICA. From (As Luminary of December 17. Carroaa or tub Slaw Gabbiklla I—That old offbnder, the Gabriella, has length been captured U.B.M. brig Acorn, Commander Adam*. Early to tbe day suspicious looking waa teen, and the Acorn immediately gave ...

... IMPORTANT FROM AFRICA CONTINUATION OF THE WAR—GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. We (Evening Packet) have received a file of the South African Advertiser and Zuvd African, to the 7th of May, 7 days later than there brought by the last arrival. The news ...

... ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. Five OFFICERS AND T wo Huxprep MEN SURRENDERED To ALD-EL-KADER. MARSEILLES, Oct. 10.—A report was spread on Change yesterday of another disastrous defeat sustained by the Frenei in Africa. ‘The same was confirmed in ...

... With indomitable courage and vigour he has waged a war against an enemy infinitely superior to him in numbers, in discipline, and in resources, and his opposition alone to French domination in Africa has cost that country more in blood and money than ...

... sources tor food, Indeed we have heard the probable expense of the Kaffir war estimated at two millions sterling, one or two intelligent parties just arrived from South Africa, and who from long residence there are well aware of the difficulties with ...