... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Governor Hill was engaged in making some sanitary reforms In Sierra Leone, in which colony there was not much sickness, although the »e«*on proved unusually warm. Quietness prevailed the adjacent rivers, and there was every prospect ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP AFRICA. (FROM OUR OWN correspondent). BY EXPRESS. Liverpool. Sunday Evening. received shortly after four o’clock this afternoon files of New York papers of the 23d ultimo by the steam-ship Africa, which entered the Mersey about ...

... THE WAR. Mabscillks. Junk 6, Half-past Eight, p.m.— Last evening the different clubs here—and there are very many them—and the Opera-house illuminated honor of the Victory of Magenta. So also did an agtnt change. The opera band played the “ Heine I for ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA MAIL. ' The Ethiope, African matt steamer, arrived Plymouth Sound yesterday morning from the West Coast of Africa, with mails, &c. She has since come into Millbay to discharge her passengers and cargo, and is to proceed to Liverpool ...

... PIEDMONT AND THE WAR. The King of Piedmont, in receiving the deputation of the legislative corps and senate on the first day of the year, said ; —We have just finished a year of severe trials. That which s opening does not present itself tinder better ...

... steamirigate on the west of Africa station, has been confirmed the rank of Commander, dated March *l. Lieutenant F. H. Stirling (1848). recently senring in the Penelope when serving as flag-ship on the west coast of Africa station, to Commander, dated ...

... INTERESTING NEWS FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA Express. (from our own correspondent.) Liverpool, Sunday. The Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Harrison Commander, which sailed from New York on the 20th alt., entered the Mersey this forenoon, after a ...

... THE WAR—THE CRIMEA. , (from our own corrrspohdkwt.) CAMP BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, July 3, 1856. The funeral procession of the late C jmmsnder-in-Chief took place this afternoon, and a military spectacle of the kind will stand unrivalled, except by that of England’s ...

... THE WAR IN WALLACE lA. By letter vhich appear* the Vienna Prtsse of the Bth, it appears that a serious conflict took place at Kalafat on the 30th. ft is probable that the sally was made from K dafat the advice of Colonel Dieu; but, be thia as it may, ...

... FOUR DAYS LATER FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. BY EXPRESS. - (from our own . Liverpool, Mond«v. The Rotrl Mail Steam-ehip Africa, Captain Harrieon, which tailed from Now York on the 29th alt., entered the Meraey ten o'clock last night, bringing ...

... elevated to position of power which perhaps never before was imagined any of his nation. He helJ the sinews of war. man in Europe could radte peace or war without the sanction the Rothschilds. Taking all these things Into account, be thought the day ooold not ...

... be*')- I*> ® parts wer« alreaily open the mission arise the reealt of former wars, and God m overrate the present struggle *.o to open the whole eighteen provinces for comme ce of England, end for what was much be’ler, for the religion of Ih* Lml Christ ...