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... aggrandizement in Africa. War is prosecuting in that country in its most afflicting form, without anyapparent provocation, any alleged motive, any definite object—a war of aggression, conquest, and plunder against the agricultural tribes of a dependency of ...
... CONQUESTS IN AFRICA Amongst the numerous questions involved in the general ruin of our interests abroad, weconceive none'to fraught with deeper importance, in a moral and political point of view, than the progress of French aggrandizement in Africa. War is p ...
... being leaky * - arrived from gifon Downs ft Fleet d® ►’Oliveira Oporto oft-froiw-Guopnfcy )p of War Africa . .Jailed'f i,r igate, Montague W. Indies ’acket, [win Jamaica d® ik', Brian »>« d® left d* iver, Haddon d° Crdfc d® Stout ait - a® Dominica d® ...
... following article:— While Captain BOSWELL, of the fhip Minerva (which arrived here on Sunday fe'nnight) lay at ,Cape Coati, in Africa, war was waged between the Afhantee and Fantee nations; and on the 16th of June, three days previous to the failing of the Minerva ...
... t.eral naad Governor aw Chief ot Sierra Leone, and Colonel on liie Siaffcomuianding the Forces on the Western Coast Of Africa. War Office, Nov. 24, 1890. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards— Lieutenant Daniel Carrol, from half- pay ♦' the §2d Light Dragoons ...
... which the French Commanders think consistent with their national character and honour to carry on hostilities in North Africa. War, under any circumstances and in ail its phases, is deplorable enough, and brings with it, as many of our readers can personally ...
... trleir, than the program of French | aggrandisement in Africa. War ia praaecnting in that country in its moat aflietio| form, without any apparent praeoeadno, any illiprrl moura, nay drAnite object—a war ot eggrtmiou. eooqurat, and plnndar against the ag ...
... partie. service. Albatross. 16, Portsmouth. Albion. 20, Lisbon. Alecto, pt. al. South America. Alert, 6, Coast of Africa. . . . IMastiff, war. v. Orkneys. ',Modes, rt. 01. Woolwich. ,IMedina, a.,. Liverpool. 'Medusa, Pt.. Liverpool. Metonym, 42, S. Amerca ...
... a Revenue Cutter. The Africa Man of War, Bplviidera, Shannon, CElus and Gucrriore JP'rigates, wore cruizing near New York on 14th ult.—The President, Congress, and United States Aaicrican Frigates, Hornet and Argus Sloops of War sailed from N. i’ork 21st ...
... AFRICA. The war of deeoUtioa end extermination earned on the French in Africa was proceeding, but pestilence, the greet ally of the Arabs, was, we regret to observe, decimating the French army. The Toulonnais of the 27th nit. publishes letters from Algiers ...
... Ann, Mnrlabc Isis Frigate, Shccmel’s Africa Man War Portfnioutb - Diflator d° Store Ship Downs Mercator Tranrport Morlaix Voyager d® d® artar Frigate a rruitSeP, / . .., • • - .failed for 18 Tenic aire Man of War Cadiz FALMOUTH . . . arrived fr ...
... jorrign ntt II tgenrt. FRANCE. The following is a list, nearly complete, of the French squadron now on the coast of Africa :—Ships of war: Suffren, carrying the flag of the Prince De Joinville; the Jemappes and the Triton. Fligate—the Bellepoule. Steam ...