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... be resumed. When the war in South Africa broke out, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion that the local banking interests would be among the chief sufferers, but, judging from the achievements of the Standard Bank of South Africa, there has not been much ...
... h tiania; Pessito Rwadeo De 'Waarlen, Buenos Ayres; City of Manchester ?? New York. Jane 6-Blonde ?? Alexandria; Letiemel, Africa; 0, Boston; Rosebud, Nantes; Hoola ?? New York; John Snell, Bouen; Eliza- e beth, Pomnaron; Harriet, Dragornestre, Off, June ...
... during tha. present war Is ihl Paraguay. Altogether the prospects of Brazil in respect of the extinction of slavery aro exceedingly favourable. The anti-slavery foeliug in the. empire, and the non-renewal of the trade with Western Africa, tend to inbpias ...
... ease with the Duchess. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. BLOCKADE OF OPOBO. The African Steamship Company's steamiers Man:3nioO and Africa have arrived at Liverpool with miails an passengers from the West Coast of Africa. Advices brought from Opobo report the blockade ...
... maintains its steady and healthy tone, and an increasing trade is being done in this depart- ment. ihe 'long-drawn-out war in South Africa is beg.nning to have a. serious effect on some of the export houses. The anticipated boom did not come off, consequently ...
... Sortthampton.---ead P.O. ul 11.15 pmn. To Madeira, South Africa, and British Central Africa i by the Normsr, via Southmpton.-Head P.O. ortral 2.45 a-m. on Saturday. To Grand Canaxy, Gambia, and West Africa, by the CuomasssiE, via Liverpool--Head P.O. until ...
... same naeutral attitude is a war between Austria and Italy as it, did in the Franoco-Germnsu war, the vel'y enibtclite of the new kingdom would be in imminent danger. If Austria wished it, and no other P~ower in. terfered, a war mighlt enable her to recover ...
... THlE 'WAR. At a meetn-lo of -the committee of cle ?? - c held at Xvestnaznster yesterday, the tion -was passe:- 'fat in, any ?? followx the present war ina South k-'rica, iai Ito aimn at secouring internatic-nal free tz-nl-- Brit~ish '.South Africa., and ...
... in support of a reduction; although he said that, considering the cost of the war in Afghanistan and the expensive operations and necessary additional outlay in South Africa, he had- at present little hope that an application to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... rendered difficult by the Brassmen's wa~r- eanoes.. It is not true, as originally reported, that any Europeanl prisoners have fallen into the hands of the Brass men.. Thle mail steaner Acora, from the W~est Coast of Africa, has arrived with newvs tending to ...
... the moment the interest in the inquiry centre* in the tracing of the cheques to their aouroa and the purpose for which they war* isaued. Farther dsspatchee hare been received from General Doddi explaining the measarss propose* to take for the settlsmeat ...
... themselves without restriction or reserve. Any person or persons not being Ottoman sub eats, who may be found engaged in the Africa slave traf. either directly or indirectly, within the Ottoman ilomiunions, or on board Ottoman vessels,shiall, together with ...