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... WEST COAST OF AFRICA WAR WITH THE NATIVES. Liverpool, Jan. 9. —On the departure of the mail from Lagos considerable excitement was felt in consequence of the non arrival cf the troops promised in July last before the cession was effected. The native chiefs ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR BETWEEN THE BRITIBii AND THE ASHANTEES. By the ariival 4.fthe West African mill we learn tha: the t , ig,i4 reached us womb hum the Wt C of the In ettti ot, of the ot Ashautee to a tiesceut ttlecoutitriea unJer A MISTAKIL is ...
... THE WEST COAST AFRICA. WAR AT OLD CALABAR. The royal mail steamer Gaboon, the Britub and Airican Company, S. Turn bull, commander, arrived the Mersey on Monday from the West and S utb-West Coasts of Airica, including the Congo. From Old information was ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR IN BASUTOLAND. VICTORY OF THE COLONIAL TROOPS. November dad (via Plymouth.) Colonel Clarke, with a column of 1,000 mesh am the 31st tilt., tarried diakonal Mountain, near Logothetis' village. The enemy meanwhile con. eentrated upon ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. ANOTHER WAR PROBABLE AT THE CAPE. October 21st. Moira! still bids defiance to all A alight skirmish has occurred, In which a few are lost. In the diamond fields another fall of reef seems Imminent. Messrs. Begot and Beaver have left on the ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR ON THE COAST. Tbe African Royal Mail steamer Calabar, commander Burleigh, arrived in the Mereey yesterday morning, with the mails, passengers, &c., from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Modena. Her dates are aa follows ...
... FIGHTING IN War AFRICA. A telegram received at the Royal Midi& Barnoire, Stonehonse on Sunday morning, little doubt that diem has been a es gas. the vicinity of Brame, on the WeinEr; of Africa, in whiolr men of her Majesty's Alp St. George (the flag-ship ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA, CIVIL WAR IN ZULULAND. Duksan, Taesday. Civil war has commenced in Zaloland. A large army under the command of Dabuko, Cetewayo's brother, is fighting against the Chiefs Usitepu and Obam, and is expected to attack John Dunn. _ ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA, ALARMING WAR RUMOURS, royal mad steamer Bberbnrougb, tbe British and African Steam Navigation Company, W. commander, arrived the Mersey on Wednesday with mails and passengers from the West Coast Africa, When the Bberborongb left ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE BABUTO WAR. HEAVY LOSSES OF THE ENEMY. Ommvown, NJ ‘ember 24t.b. (Delayed In The colonial forms bare dislogad the Beentos from the montrain near Leribe without sustain. minus loss The losses of the enemy are believed to have been heavy ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE ZULU WAR Sir Thomas 8 hepttone hu left Pretoria for the Zola border to meet Sir Bartle Frere. He will afterwards proceed to England. ...
... THE FRENCH SOLDIERS IN AFRICA AND THE WAR. Bay Wednesday. The Echo ilu, Parkment states that the French officers in Africa demand that the 37,000 troops there should be recalled to act against the enemy. GERMAN WOUNDED IN BELGIUM. Bzussom, Wednesday. ...