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... the lending columns of the French journals Monday. War between the S-dtan and the Viceroy of I'.gvpl—war In-tween Janiis and Ahd-« l-Kader, m Africa- -war between the Christinos and in Sjiain—and war m tx]»eclancy IxHween England and Persia ...
... contract for loan of fifteen millions sterling, make the deficiency the national funds caused the Paris fortifications and the war Africa. Nursed nv a Dog.—A few clays since some sheep died on farm near Coventry, and seven lambs were left without their parents ...
... Frenchman found separated from his we read the history of the only success which so inhuman system menu. The French war in Africa is war not simply of conquest, but of, extermination. ' M. Tliim wiih ilie Km* Friday Him. The Fix-Minister’s Report the ...
... govern you done to give them claims to your allcctiou ? They proinisi d urn peace, ami they have given you civil war and (he dbastroils war Africa. They promised you a reduction of taxes, ami all the gold you possess will not satisfy ihcir avidity. They promised ...
... to Christian and civilized community Notwithstanding the interruption occasioned the society’s plans in South Eastern Africa Caffre war increase in number of church members taken place In the West Indies the progress made was not encouraging but even there ...
... ptitiin* down the sU»e trade ; firat. the «|esiructioti th*- slave eatahliahments founded some points of the coa»t Africa ; secondly, declaration • war aaaitft all the negro eh'eft the coast who carry on the slave trade/’ This journal objects both aystenis: hot ...
... AFRICA. The National gives a frightful picture of Marsbal Bugeaud's doings in Africa. It gay* — Two letters, from which w^ give extracts, bring us news which will awaken in the minds of our leaders sentiments of indignation, such as the dreadful exploits ...
... AFRICA, letters from llie const Africa to (lie I3lli of Angust, we regret learn that boat of the Madagascar, charge of the boatswain, was upset coming out one of the rivers the southward the line, ami that and 12 men were drowned. Her Majesty's steamer ...
... THII COAST OF AFRICA. (From an Anmerican Paper.) ATrkcic BY NATvrrv.-ToWN AND FACTOnRES IIUINED BY Trll L;E:GLtSII._ re flld in the Afi'iean's Luminary of June 9, the following ac- count of a disturbance, originating with thie native tribes, and cnding ...
... FROM SOUTHERN AFRICA. Communicated by Mr. Hogg, the Shepherd. last': I related to you all the cir- c'uhere^and the prospect that we had fl^]jfe?sarit habitation. In truth, it is a fine couetl;by a fine race of people, for the Kousies, as fat as l hav'^scen ...
... coreciness ofmany olfthe staticientl fii Sir Lowell Buxton's cwoik-to tile practicabilily of or blorckading tile west coast of Africa ;-and to the ia- 'aS vourable disposition of soine of tile African chiefs:- tie United Service Club, 7th Sept. 4841. D I)car ...
... FRIGHTFUL DOINGS OF MARSHAL BUGEAUD IN AFRICA. The National gives a frightful picture of Marshal Bugeaud's doings Africa. According to the account. published by this paper, 50 prisoners were on that day shot in cold blood---13 villages burned—the Dahra ...