... to believe that God was prospering the ems, in their hands in all quarters. Ile would seareely except the districts le Africa. were war had lately bees men, and from which the mit. nannies bad bees driven. It appeared, the good provides°, of God, that the ...

... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. The French Minister of War has received reports from Africa, dated the 30th ult. to the following effect : General Duvivier writes from Medeah :— On the 34 of July, whilst carrying on the works of the rock, I had a severe affair ...

... THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. A correspondent of the Comalitionnel at Mostaganem writes on the 10th ult. :— Since our late affair with the Ilachems and the scouts of the Champs, the llordgias have made two attempts to curry off oar cattle ; but, being warned ...

... promised by the contract that a French man-of-war should escort the vessel sent to procure them. Consequently, in November following, the schooner Senegambie left Gorse, conveyed by the Cigale man-of-war, proceeded to the lower extremity of the coast ...

... AFRICA. The Mostionr puldiffies accounts from Constantino of the 20th ultimo, from which it appears that whilst General G.'!bola was engaged in driving the troops of Ahd-el-Kader from the west of the province, several Kabyle tribes, availing themselves ...

... AFRICA. The following are extracts from a letter which we have just received from a friend in Sierra Lrone - Ourasax.—The island of Tombo, which lies 20 miles to the eastward of Freetown, and within the colonial jurisdiction, was visited at noon of the ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. The following telegraphic despatch was communicated to the French Minister of War, on the •'4th instant :— The garrison of Alziers has just successfully terminated its second re-s ictnalling of Mili&nib. It has defeated the enemy at C ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. The of the Sth instant contains two proclamations of General Paigenitil, Governor-Generul of Algeria. the first lie prohibits all imi.ort or eximrt trade, either sea or laud, with all the Arab tribes and who were at war with the French ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. The Moniteerr publishes the following telegraphic despatch, dated Algiers, 13th inst.:— The Governor-General of the French Possessions in the North of Africa, to the President of the Cows Minister of War. The expeditionary corps returned ...

... FRENCH AFRICA. ALOIER/I.—EXTIAOROINARY COMSAT. —The , following details relative to the LW of Djigelly are given in a letter from that place, dated the 22,1 ult. :— The lieu tenant commandant, who had long served in the Zonaves, and was accustomed to ...

... WESTERN AFRICA. Mr Robert Jamieson of Liverpool has made a Report • to the subscribers to this fend support of an experimental trial to open commerce with Ceatral Africa The trial he., been abruptly stopped by unforeseen disse• ten, having no connection ...

... SOUTH AFRICA.-DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD. It is our melancholy duty to lay before our readers the following narrative from thu Saud A(rwia sevens/ Admrtiarr of `2oth October, of a severe visitstion of Providence, by which interesting African station has been laid ...