... THE WEST COAST AFRICA. WAR BETWEEN NATIVE TRIBES. The British and African Steam Navigation Company's Royal Mail steamer Malemba, Captain James Bell, has arrived in the Mersey with mails and passengers, from the West Coast of Africa. Captain Bell reports ...

... tvvev) Ditto, via D auth ?? . War. Io versn St. Helena. via ?? . .. Mar.126 (Ereaj M-r13 U ?? via New Yank . . far. 14 (Eeen) M5ar. 14 Ditto ?? Ma ;nr. 10 ?? Ditto *~r 12 &7 ie n - ?? ?? .-r 2 zet Wast Coast of Africa, via ?? War. 13 (Even) 'ar. 12 West ? ...

... succinmb to French arms, and the French are now marching into interior Africa for war and conquest. Not satisfied with the control of two tributary Chinese provinces, it makes war on Tonquin and Madagascar. The invasion of Madagascar and the bombardment ...

... the Peace at Swellendam, in the settlemen o f the d Hopet and W. Harding, Esq., to be Crowit ro trict of Natal, in South Africa. WAR OFFICE, FEBRUARtY 11. 2nd Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Su-rLiest. H. S. Lumley to be Lient. by purchase, vico jLuts ...

... rliver'odrty and le 0 for West Coastof, Afirica;.-JN'ublo, tram in urlaur, arrinvdedfto-day andleft for Weetbosati elf Africa. 1. Fienc'a war vessl Bteaon arrived to-day. .ATae a ' Q . h BOulAY Jan. 13l-Ntiparafrom' Clyde, arrived t-y? a of Mtrby Hall, or ...

... isipossible its Africa; prevesuts thue due cus- o tivitiolo of its most fertile stil, anti thse conseequent a imucrease of lawful commerce. Cotton and tlusost all tro- il picutl productions might, it appears, be largely produced ini Africa if this Ooe mtoaster ...

... TRADE WITH AFRICA, Last night a meeting of the African section of the Society of Arts was hcld at the offices in John-street, Adelphi, to hoar a paper read by Mr. Trelawny Saun- dors On the present Lspects of Africa, with referenoo to the development ...

... present aspects of Africa, with reference to the dwvlopmneut of ebiilized trade with the interior. Vice-Adamial Omaurcy, CB., presided, and there was a numerous .teesdanme. Mr. SAUNDEuS began by recalling the fact that at present Africa was again attracting ...

... present. In foendiog the South Africa company they undertook the great responsibility of developing . large country. A great number of persons were adverseto colon. ising any eontr3 . In the scramble for Southern Africa at the iime when they undertook ...

... Rabba is distant from Rono (the great het, ra central emporium of Africa, if I may so describe it won re -the inland Liverpool-the Manchester and Bir- Gibl i- minghain of Central Africa) five weeks' journey leng tefor caravans, and three weeks' by quick ...

... :ce.r~tas3i tliat the Govermint hav~e settled :their plans in prindinle for de-ali ,ithi South: A frica at the -clos ot: the war.: The first step, it is stated, wvil be tb divlde the dnal dffice o High Comrnissioner of South Ar ica andj Go6V or of :the ...

... PORTUGUESE AND THE SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. ?? - r~~ e (FROii OUTI CORRESPONDENT.) - LISBON, WnEDsESaY NIerH. M1. Llamby, a French engineer in the employ of the Mozambique Company, who was lately made prisoner by the South Africa Company's forces in Manic; ...