Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... AFRICA. The mail-steamer arrived in the Mersey at one o'clock this morninq. from the West Coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and Madeira. Her dates are Fernando Po, Oct Cameroons, Old Calabar, Nov. 1; Brazos, 2d; Bonny, Nun, 2d; Benin. Oct. Limot, Nov. 10; Accra ...
... The war with the Crobboes had terminated. The English Government arc to receieve an iuderanity of £lO,OOO. THE FRENCH EMIGRATION SCHEME. The Daily News has received a despatch from Plymouth. in anticipation of the nial from the West Coast of Africa. It ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO. he Gibraltar Chronicle, the ult.. say*:— Piivate letters from the Spanish camp in Africa r»»- firescot the action the 25th more serious, ami the of the Spanish nearly much more considerable, than the published accounts admit Three ...
... the above 5*23 ves-ols. 170 are in commission, India and China, and 25 on the Coast of Africa. Eleven line-of-battle ships (steamer-) are building. Thirty-six war steamers, now ordinary, could be got ready with great despatch. PRESENTATION OF COLOURS ...
... chief Umhallah. and two of his counci lors, have been found guilty, by Special Crimioal Court, of attempting to levy war, in South Africa, against her Majesty—sentence deferred. Them is intelligence from Dr. Livingstone. The Cape Town Mail recommends its ...
... eventuate open war. The cause ©f discontent the part of our transatlantic cousins is attributed the ** right of search,” as claimed by England, and exercised by her naval commanders now engaged the suppression of the slave trade on the coast of Africa. America ...
... colonics LordClarcndon said it was true that the project for providing labourers for French colonies from the east coast of Africa had been sanctioned by the French government, but provisions have been made that should be honajide emigration ; though Lord ...
... without , Jay ha* been 2,600 bales, distinction of ti-ie, shall be allowed to navigate the Adriatic unmolested.” i WEST COAST AFRICA. The Tm« 4 says, with regard to the armistice, there Livaapoui., Scsdat. The African mail-«t#wner is little to comiuunicate ...
... New York harbour till the morning of 14th. Steamers Indian Empire and North Star were going in as the Arabia sailed; and the Africa was passed, also bound in, fiftyfour mile* West of Sandy Hook. The City of’Baltimore arrived out at New Y'ork on the 12rh ...
... ensuing season. As a matter course Mr. Murray's great card was Dr. Livingstone's Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa, the appearance of which has for some time been anxiously expected, and the subscript. ods to which, considering the expense ...
... the 30th ultimo. The Europa reports having passed the following steamers, all bound Westward:—On the Blh, the America; lllh, Africa ; and 13th, Niagara. The tariff and loan questions were the prominent topics Washington. caucus of the Democratic members ...
... presence of 60,000 troops. Now the number of the French army in Africa is , 80,000; or tliis at least had been its extent fi r a considerable period down to the commencement of tho Austrian war. This is surely on enormous number ( for the -'Ubiugalion of ...