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... of liberty. The means—and this will be the next step to a Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. If Austria did not accept the proposals of Villifranca ...
... for of four hundred and fifty th • d pounds, saved by the mention of hostilities and complete pacilleation of South Africa. This alma war wanting to our present prosperity, and this solitary deficiency the Chancellor of tic Exchequer to have been supplied ...
... South-el astern America. At Plymouth there are two arrivals and departures monthly, with mails to and from the west coast of Africa. THE WAR WITH RUPSIA.—At a Court of Common Council held in London on Thursday se'nnight, Mr. Anderton moved that a dutiful and ...
... interests. But you say, war will blight the cause of civilisation. Poor, foolish people! Is not the cause of civilisation already blighted by despotic governmeat in Naples, in Rome, in Tuscany,in Lombardy? Therefore, let us have war in order to destroy that ...
... AFRICA. The Ethiope brings 1,557 ounces of gold dust, 5 boxes of specie, a full cargo, and 34 passengers. The Cameroona was in a very unsettled state, in consequence of an antteit ated rise of the slave popnlidioff. Great sacrifice of life feared. Dysentery ...
... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. Nov. 3. Advice. from Algiers, to the fat instant, state that the Bent Snassen, terrified. had submitted to the French, accepting conditions of peace of a molt severe character. The French expedition is pursuing the other tribes. ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. A correspondent of the Daily News, writing from Lagos, says :— We expect a serious row here soon. It appears that a bullet- headed, cucumber-shanked nigger, named Kossuko'—the former sable monarch of Lagos, whom we deposed a few ...
... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. Just now Alssiet,, is - Bpeeially gay. It is the time of the fair. The Place du Gouvernement is covered with booths, and the crowd is as dense as in the Champs Elysees on a filte day. It is enlivened by all the costumes of the country ...
... WESTERN AFRICA. SOME ACCOUNT OF CANNIBALISM, &c., f.y the favour consul Thos. J. Hutchinson, M.0., K.ICCi.H.. M* nil*re Titulalre «le I fiiHtitut d’AfHmie, ll ...
... for two ships of war, and they leit while the Candace WdAU1was quiet along the Gold Coast, Dysentery of a fatal character had appeared at Cape Coast Castle. The ship Ferozepore put intnere damaged, having been in contact with a French war steamer, ine Ferozepore ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 26. J, -'■be Horth of Europe steam-packet ship Oscar, Capt. -tiawkesley, arrived here this afternoon, from the West ^jOast of Africa. She left Fernando Po on the 11th, -Hoimy on the 15th. Lagos on the 25th, Accra on ...
... EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL AFRICA (From the Athencum The fallowing information, derive*! from letters addressed to ilie Chevalier Bunsen and Prof. Karl Hitter, by Dr. Overweg, the geographer attnched to the Expedition now on its way to Lake Tchad, may prove ...