... 185b, d addressed to Mr. Carl Beyme, oare of Messre. Patterson, San Francisco. n TELtCEIRA, FLO. 20.-The Adrians, from Africa, war n. towed into PrayaBey, 23rd Feb., dismasted and a direlidt; ,, captain and part of the crew wore piclred up by the 1. Graciosa ...

... wsFernie. fDaley, from Mcciii-'for rloecns. ton-lt Anj1, ~ Puier. elhoop Scily, Aug. 29.-The Cintas, from Liverpool for Africa, war urhsheprrece, yesterday en the Croon itoclc, Crow eavel. Abhout 31. mends tf, barrole of gunpowder, same haves of soalp ...

... It U., licht hrecem,. The Jane Ooodyear. hence fen Africa. war left at 231 p~ro. ?? dry, off tire Ban Lighelihlp, by the tog Brothers, Wind N.B.. frerribraesz. The lady Eelidl, hence for Calcutts, war lefe at ole p in. onnthe listtrbact., nfl th-SerHeclep ...

... Primoula -as in port. tcape Coast CasItle, Get. 2l.-U.MS. Dwaof war In port. Ithe f;aoets ot, ) Ieft (oAr leowerd, helm, Oct 24.-The ZiA-e wee in pert. GArand L'aerar. Oct. 25-The Africa (rmv) war ofl the DOrTI. Prlaco, )Jet If.-The Avossids woo inl port. ...

... t4-ERA PRtOSPECT It must be rtat the Compauny has commenced its c areer at a tie of gener depressin, due paiy to the Sorth Africa war, and parfly to ?? reverlaton sn connion with the past ms t of some of the prsn- cipal Westrahsan mines These citnes have ...

... Luxembourg, 13t; Great WeLtern oo alnade 16A; anited States 5r20 bonvds, 87g; ditto, i1tl, 87*. THE WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The barbaroue war which has been going on for several months cast between the rival chiefs Ja Ja and Oko Jum/ o, at Bonny ...

... THE FRENCH IN WEST AFRICA. anno ALLEGED INTERFERENCE ith infor WITH BRITISH TRADE. ad - the I totb 1 Intelligence was received in Liverpool yesterday froma, the West Coast of Africa regarding the alleged arbitrary action by the French, which, GH it is ...

... at which they had arrived, namely, that England, and par- ticularly Lancashire, wanted a new market for her goods, and that Africa was that market. This was not a new n: qilestion. It had been agitated quietly for some time, n but trade having been prosperous ...

... he reede i it thwy would ?? m n tht notng ma coul be better. 1 >t c mt waldue @>.to h2 ad N& nad the local agents for the, war in Which. 3a?.a at. ?? had conduoted the business. Somme of t . A !W ?? Of the working were most intereatm6. F For inatance ...

... the interior of Africa in order to b1 carry on the trade, and gave it as his opinion that there ge were no people oil the face of the earth who were more fit th to undertake the secheme of opening out Africa thsn the i Eoglish. Africa, lie maintained ...

... BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA COMPANY. -69 ce :7 The report of the directors upon the comnany's t41 78 affairs has just been issued. The following '8,3 paragraphs from the document, which is a, lengthy tot ,8 one, will be of interest :- N 10' Sinice the date of ...

... under the various Governments in South Africa. and ad In a statement laid before the right honcurable mo he gentleman, it was set forth that there are over hea ne 100,000 British Indian subjects in South Africa. ~ss In the Transvasal alone there were ...