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... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. A serious war was in program in the interior of Old Crasher when the steamer Congo Wit, on the 23rd of October. Details could not be obtained, but trees at the place wee much interfered eitb, as the transport of oil to the realioara ...
... to imperialive Ku ...
... its suppression thn.ughout the whale of Africa. This increased his diffieultiee, because not only had he to aupprese the slave hunters, but to reform the character of the k of the inhabitants of Central Africa. His latter task hail bee. hopeless. He gave ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. SUNDAY, 2t,—The errigal this Jay gives six dare leter news via Halifax, N.S., than was landed here yesterday from the City of Manchester. The information now supplied is peculiarly favourable to the Union cause ...
... AFRICA. The last adekes from Ilauritios report the re-opening of the trade with liaise:war. the Chamber of Commerce having pad the s:ipulated sum required by the Queen of the novas. The colony wa, in a very toirishing condition, and sugar crop was expected ...
... AFRICA. By &deices per Forerunner, up to the 16th of Antpist, we kiln that the colony of Sierra LeJil• was, as at this ',icon, tottering from of :a mild type. The Queen's Advocate, Mr. T. 11•Keil, hal died. War had again broken Out in the Slierlini country ...
... AFRICA. Recent letters from the western mast of Africa give details as to the state of the country. The condition of the French squadron was good • the number of captures for the repression of the slave trade had much diminished, and commercial attune ...
... AFRICA The royal mail steamship Ethiope arrived the Mersey at one o’clock Tuesday morning, from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffo, and Maderia Her dates are ; Fernando Po. October 28th; 30th ; Old Calabar, November I t; Brass. 2nd ; Bonny, 7th ; Nun ...
... to have been caused by the evil of the war is the minds of the natives. large reinforcements have been ordered to °Meth Transvaal Legislature as brought its spend seam to an end. It has decided to carry on the war with fioomeni, to raise new taxes, and ...
... AFRICA. SOUTH The following extraci from a l«tter dated Eikhoms, iVainagua Land, Aug. 10, : ** liavn returnpd after a journey not quite so long 1 hoped to have made. |ierfeclly new country hare explrrod about 5«»0 out, rclu-ninir innrli the panic route ...
... TEE SOUTH AFRICA. Pis Friday. —The Nubian brings advice. from Gar ar 'l l own to October 19th. Tbe Argus says the chief interest in South African is still centered in Transvaal. Strange revelations have been made in the Lite,- lature of that Republic ...
... OUR PROTICTORATE AFRICA. The Sioadard's correspondent writes—Whether, after defeating Ashantee, and capturing its capital, we are henceforth to continue our protectorate of this country over which our flag nominal/y waves, is a matter for the British ...