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... Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Barks—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Great Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN ROYPT—The Massaores of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Deimos of Europeans. • liandCourt Decisions in Dungannon ...
... Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Great Fire. Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN EGYPT—The Massacres of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Defence of Europeans. Land Court Decisions in Dungannon ...
... Carriui’tou, WEST AFRICA. END NATIVE WAR. LrvFßpooi., \Vkbnr-!ht. The British and African steamer Revanna. from the Wo«l Coast of Afnca. bring* intelligence that the Consul prc. sided tho palaver which settle ment of the Now Calahar war was cffec'.e I. ...
... Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke—Arrest of One of the Assassins. Disturbances in Hayti—Oreat Fire. Desperate Fighting in Africa. THE WAR IN EGYPT—The Massacres of Christians. Horrible Details. Gallant Defence of Europeans. Land Court Decisione in Dungannon ...
... 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 ...
... NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. B t.ST:TO WAR THILEATICNCD. mcroll tassaas.) Compere. Tieetheth 21 Maim la thlth Witheethe Ithm the Otheith themes the leei 01611 lib the Itheleebsee bre Ithothel Me both with by et le will be lore ethribed. 1113••••••• th thin ...
... night, at 12 o’clock, several society binds paraded the streets of the city playing St. Patrick's Day. NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. AXOTUEH WAR THREATENED, (tltCTEB'a TEIKOBAM.) CAPtTOWN. Febbcart 21 (via Pltmocth).—A to Carl Kimberley from the Colonial Go\eminent ...
... END OF THE. WAtt BETWEEN NNW CALABAR AND B . iNNY. rnxiewl In Liverpo .1 rut-Tose frols the Wen Comm of Africa !bat the war iwtween New Cslabs sod Bonny bna hPen bnotght s o an by elf rag of Ocoee' edit The Bonny wen have A d 200 lt oil ant Noir Calaba ...
... Coldrtnan Guardu «t nor iliem. I also wish to remark that the reomy which was euUartad focttoJUnitooJaplAina who want to the war Africa wa» hapAaA to tha Patriotic Uuiul. and there is .•a ...
... announced that the French Government will shortly aak for vote 800,0 jCf. for the expenses M. d«* Brazza's mission to Central Africa. The War cl**cidod ropplemant th* DuoitMt Martini-Henry rid«# now lh« band* of tb« Volunteer# lurtlier iwuo S.J*OO, At a specially ...
... WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Lagus, Dec. 15 (via Liverpool;. —A force Houssas has left Elmina for Dauve, and Sir Samuel Rowe is raising another body troops follow. Tbe object of tbe expedition is to punish the natives of Dauve for having ki led two ...
... NATIVE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. FLIGHT OF A BRITISH RESIDENT. The Standard's C»po Town correspondent telegraphed on Thursday night .-—Major Musgrave, the British Resident in Damaraiand, has left the country board a passing vessel, which has arrived here. war between ...