... COAST F AFRICA. WAR AT NEW CALABAR—MR, STANLEY AT SIEBBA LEONE, Tus British and African Company’s Royal mail steamer Boany, with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Afri ica, arrived in the Mersey on Wednesday morning. She reports that trade on ...

... that there was a state of war; bat there was a state of peace, and they gould not take off a farthing. Government peace over the but that was not so. They bad allowed thecoun- try to be embarked in a war in South Africa which war, according to the Chancellor ...

... numbers. There is every reason to fear that the question will widen into a war of races, and that it will not be in the Transvaal alone, but throughout South Africa, that the war of Eng- lish or Dutch supremacy will have to be fought out. Fears are entertained ...

... intended to express sympathy with the Boers struggle for independence ations were declari warm fellow-fee ith the in South Africa in the war t have undertaken to regain their national The resolutions e' i the Boers undaunted con and ex- pressed a belief that ...

... helping them. Even should the war coutinu- for years, the great Queen will go on sending unt armies, as the English always do what they say they will do. T shall not leave Africa until the war is finished. This is a war the Ning, who has broken his promises ...

... tain will in future rest upon the cause of civilisa- tion in South Africa if like war of ex- termination is entered upon, I but do my utmost to assure the public at home that with war the solid and experience colonists will not be im = . It is true that ...

... necessary for the Government to take up military positions which streagthen the defensive power of India against aggression. In Africa a war which we deplored, and would have averted if it bad been possible, has been brought to a close under conditions which promise ...

... from the high-handed. policy of the present Chief in South Africa. It cannot be any longer doubted that the Zulu King did not desire war, and it is equally certain that since the outbreak of the war he has made several efforta to re-establish friendly rela- ...

... \ NATIVE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA Care Tows, Jexe reported between Montsioa and severe fight was which several natives were killed. Macharvi, in ...

... HE RENCH N AFRICA THe Reriew asks will a capable Repub- lic, if Republic such as M. Gambetta dreams of comes into existence, engage in a war with Turkey? If France wished to go to war with the Sultan, a cause of quarrel might be found any day. The Sultan ...

... SOUTH APRICA. Tr would almost seem as if Mr, Government were fated to be dragged miserable war in South Africa after all li responsibility therefor upon its Never did a Government enter with a more firm determinafioa, to avoid brawls which might lead ...

... THE WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA—TWO THOUSAND NATIVES KILLED AND WOUNDED—INCREASE OF THE SLAVE TRADE A. P. French, arrived in the M: on Saturday from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Ma- deira. Her dates are—Old Calabar, June 29th Cameroons ...