... missionaries from one their own countrymen, who, one of the first converts to Christianity at Abheokuta, bad been captured the war with Dahomey iu 1851, and thence shipped to Cuba. There to bis fellow slaves tells the glad tidings, that even for their poor ...

... will be the most accurate and hence the most It is gratifying to our national vanity to hear so often valuable mop of South Africa extant.* of the influence possessed by the Court of St. James in * ' • ' ooa • lhe completion of this valu the destinies of ...

... Kelshell. moved the next resolution, ns fellows;—“Beeolved—That the singular providence God, in opening up the interior districts Africa to missionary labour, and giving euch entrance likewise to the regions of Central Asia, is call to the society to forward ...

... (New York) (S> One pm, Dec 20. Constantinople, am Marseilles Six in, Dec 21. Amerii-a (Q) Ten m, Dec 22. West Oast Africa. America (New York and Bahama*) (LI) Si* Dec 23. India (Calcutta), China, &c, via Marseilles India (Bombay) (8). Spain ...

... French are not eo quick Yankee*, even English aea authorities, euch affaire. The Adriatic has got a clear dey’a start, but tbe war steamer Ckacbtl is already oat after her, and no doubt (lock of eteamers are telegraphed to sally oat of Toulon in pursuit It ...

... worst troops in tbe world men without energy to overcome the toils of war, or courage to encounter its danger. It is not by such troops that formidable insurrection be WEST COAST OF AFRICA—-DIFFERENCES WITH THE MISSIONARIES- REPORTED BATTLE. Plvmoutu, Monday—The ...

... to its flag aix contingents of old soldiers Oral category and four the mc >nd, that ie, 90,000 men. The army of Piedmont, oo war fooling, consists of 000 infantry, 19,000 cavalry, and hattertea. That Parma ia 6 130 infantry and 338 cavaby; that of Modena ...

... . He is an old officer of the Empire, and lost his arm in one of the Spanish campaigns. has also distinguished himself in Africa. The reason assigned for M. Odillon Barrot not having taken office in tho cabinet is. that he does not appear to consider ...

... the Colonial of .he Whig Administration, the text the Thunderer being the war now waging • freely, have commanded fully much money as previously ; unsatisfactorily South Africa ) moderately pood Archangel and Riga oats having been held o The Dolce of ...

... Indian troop, were not. But if it h. tree th.t the power of wars do not require notice from oarl,ament; but the fact England Asia depends opinion, it, . sk, would that at the commeneera.nt of tins war appeal was imhava been the effect opinion the East it it ...

... hoars. She sailed from New York ou the 6lh, and brings papers from that city of the same date. The Asia spoke th« steam ship Africa. Captain Ryrie, the 7«h, at 7, am. She was then twelve day* out. The Asia brings passengors. the usual mills, and specie and ...

... there was then * war in procinct,’ undi-guiscd and terrible indeed ; but no | fear of surprise, no bond nor treaty. We had in that season of peril gathered land or sea nearly half a million of men. and the nation was familiar with war, not softened a peace ...