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... AFRICA. THE WAR LN ASHANTEE. (Faom THE NEW You' Hzakia.) The war that has broken out between Ashen- geve - ra ta mes l ime d. I n t h e b eg i n ni ng of tee and the inhabitants of the English settle- the present century the Fantees. being closely meets ...
... taken possession of by the French, aad at a general peace ail conquests, which .might have ecru made by the French in Africa, daring the war, arc to be given as indemnitics to the Kings of Ai dinia and Sicily. e. Malta to be pos6esseci by the French, and ...
... February last of the schr. Rapid, belonging to that colony, which vessel had Dined as a lawful rise to the Spauish trier of war Africa, forattempting to run the blocked° of St. Domiugo; and also to inquire into the seizure of two Spaniards, who were taken ...
... swede'. lie (Lir :', liekert bad therefor.' not only to Peppiest Ll.e slave trade, hut to reform v. , whole of Uentral Africa. a native war iti which be found isimetd engaged, coil con-piracy appeared amongst :.1110ers, declered he mutt shindou Ilhd napectitioo ...
... during the year end ug March 21, 1880 in Pon-erence of the war in Son ii Af ica.' The rervi es to wide!' this tv'th previous krauts voted in th sea. ion of 187 J tor the war in South Africa,. will applieald , are thus explained : 3,3.53,0001. ; in,vy ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. We have been kindly favored wi;h American papers to the 16th ultimo„ c,ivcd by arrivals from New York, *bich furnish the following news by cable. From South A•rica. the news indicates that tr üble ie vet to be fear il from the Z:due. The ...
... THE SCUM AFRICA. BILL. In the amuse of Commona on the oth I Mt., Mr Lowther moved the Isecotel read. lug of the South Africa Bill, which, be said, had beeu so long before the and had been so fully disemseed in the other house that it would be unnecasary ...
... wages war upon a people at peace with us. Now Mr Stanley is uot, propeily speaking, a subject of Her Majesty ; but the Daily Telegraph Is, and Mr Stanley, a part and parcel of the Daily Telegraph and c unmauder in chief of its tOrees in Africa, hall ...
... A British Concession in Africa. A London telegram of Merck 31, to the Baltimore San, says :—A letter has been received from Henry M. Stanley, dated Cape Town, March 9. He expresses bewilderment at the constant evidences be sees of British yielding and ...
... BAPTIST MISSION IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Recently, at the Metropolitso Tabernacle, tha Rev. C. H. Spurgeon presided at a farewell meeting to thee leave of Messrs. T. L. Johnson and C. H. Richard.. eon, two coloured missionaries who are aboe, take their departure ...
... parade. There are no less than three petty wars on the hands of the army at pref.- tut. Of these the most important, wad hi nil human probability likely to be the most troublesome, is that at Sierra Leone in West Africa to cotabat which preparations of the ...
... W. I. I. in South Africa. CAFTAN LINDT . II LAST LETT'S. Some time ago we gave in these Columns n short accourt of the &triter of Capt iin Lentil-, who wits with the W- 1. R ill Jainsica, slid the other brave anti rue:; who ere killed in the attack by ...