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... AFRICA H.M.S. Pluto, Po, July have had most exciting cruise; after leaving tins place, and communicating with the senior officer at Luanda, were sent up the river Congo to settle a dispute between the master of an English merchant brig and some Portuguese ...
... COAST OF AFRICA Plymouth, Tuesday Evening.—The mail packet Candace Plymouth yesterday afternoon. Her dates are Cameroon, 29th May, and Gorce, 20th June, with intermediate dates from other places. The mail packet Nigger when short of fuel ran on reef of ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA The mail steamer Ethiopean has arrived at Plymouth. She brings 3560 z. of gold dost and 8,460 puncheons of palm oil. At Sierra Leone trade brisk. A war steamer had been ordered to visit the Corisco Islands where Capt Stewart, a British ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. By the last account, the West Coast squadron waa gathering round Lagos. Her Majesty's brig Fonrt woe off Lagos, the Polyphemos waa four hours Grom Logos, bound In; the Penelope was Accra, bound Lagoa; the Plumper was off Cape Palmas; ...
... the last two wars. It is at least in some degree owing to them that the Fingos have been our allies in those wars; that Kama, the only Christian Kaffir Chief, has fought on our side against his countrymen; that Pato has been with us in one war, and neutral ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA Plymouth, Wednesday Morning.— The mail steamer Ethiop arrived this morning. The African coast waa healthy. Peace continued at Lagos. The riot at Chriw teuang had ceased. Before the of November tba town bad been levelled English steamers ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA MAIL. France will loem with much joy sratitude to Pnmdencc that the Kmprcss pregnant. This happy eeenl, which promises to the Emperor thconly satisfaction which was wsnnng to his domestic happiness, is new gnaranteo of the stability ...
... COAST OK AFRICA STATION. Our correspondence from the coast states that since the new treaty with Brazil the slave trade has received a great check, and the commerce with Brazil has nearly ceased consequence of slaves being the only article given in exchange ...
... THE kaffir war . . jaVC received papers from the Cape the of indole. The following intelligence ie extracted y .I Tow Mail of Oct.4:— ! m ii; \i' Towx, 27.-—But little of '|, :l9 transpired this neighbourhood since our ! ;y u.icatiou. The party that went ...
... THE CAFFRE WAR. Plymouth, Monday.— The General Steam Screw Shipping Company’s steam ship Sir Robert Peel, Capt Glover, arrived off the port 9 a.m. this morning. Sailed from the Cape of Good Hope July 4. She brings no decisive intelligence respecting the ...
... stoutest to their knees. 8. 983 THE CAFFRE WAR. for the A vance French vessel is now at Queenstown, t: of the powder (200 tons it is said) for, if ramour be cor nd ac- Kaffirs ! Her Custom-house “ clearance” “is “ Africa,” and she has on board, we understan ...
... arrangements with the Kafir chiefs, which were not approved of at home, and the war of 1846 followed in consequence. now referred to the present war—he meant especially the war that had beon rasing daring to long period intAin the colony, about >Qt which ...