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... AUKKICA. LivaarooL, The Muil stMm-ahip Africa armed ao early hoar tbie moroiag. She brioge d*tae the 20th. four day* Ute new*, 63 passeoger*, and 1.244,868 dollar* specie freigb* The news animportaot. The Sjoate coaSrmed the appoiotment of Lanar aa to ...
... Round the World. Bible Lands. Fletcher’s Autobiography of Missionary. Cruickshank’s Gold Coast of Africa. Gallon's Adventures in Tro- pical South Africa. Dr. Hook's Discourses on the Controversies of the Day. Palliser's Hunting Adventures in the Prairies ...
... Gd, Cummin*'* Africa, rols. Cheap Edition. Johns-n’s Chc vlstry Common I.ife, vol* I Is. 6d. The Volume the Parl.*ur Library—Sir Jasper Caftw. 2*. Wolfe.fc R oct. By Washinrton Irring. Chrap Edition. Is. Our Heroes in the Crimea. Is The War: or Voice* from ...
... the Spaniards remained in their position, and acted solely on the defensive. It is believed that in provisioning the army in Africa sufficient precautions have not been taken. Boisterous weather has retarded the embarkation of troops, who are much wanted ...
... settled, and everything was quiet. The whole of the town had been blown down by the English •learners of war. At were the following French men of war:—The Ilelipolis frigate, the Trelee and the Lebrie •learners, and the Eotreprenans, twenty-gun brig; the ...
... sustain the administration in peace or war. AFRICA—ARRIVAL THE ETHIOPE . Livkupool, Tuesday Morning. —The Royal Mail steamship Ethiopc arrived in the Mersey this morning at one o’clock from the West Coast Africa, leneriffe and Madeira. Her dates arc— ...
... ccca«ion for bis services. BREVET. J Grant, Unattached, employed on particular aerrioe In South Africa, to hare the local rank of Lieut Colonel in Sooth Africa, whi so employed. latest intelligence. LONDON, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 29, BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ...
... Faria Congress, April 16th, 1856. concerning mariiirae war, vi*.l. Privalssriog and remains abolished. 2. Thtnenril covers enemy's goods, except contraband of war. 3. Neutral goods, except coo»rahand war, are not liable capture under enemy's fl rg. Blockade ...
... AMERICA ORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ) Br Express. Liverpool, Monday. The Royal Mail Steamship Africa, Captain Shannon, which sailed from New York on the 6th instant, has arrived. She brings thirty-four ...
... Tuesday Night, 11 p m, The Africa arrived in the Mer«ey 8 o'clock. She briny 133 and 000 sterling specie. ■ bring- Californian dates to the 21th January—Ch.oOO do'.’.ars cn route to New York. Market dull and declining. War expected with the Indians, ...
... several members painted out different cases of Tialeuce committed by English vessels on those of Spain, both on the coast of Africa and elsewhere. Lobdob, Thobsdat Evas iso. CODNCIL. It by ®rror that one of the journals a tated that a Privy Connell waa held ...
... the same manner. Nothing of interest was going ot. in the Cortes, the address being still under discussion. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (BV ELKCfHIC TKI.KGKAnt ) Plymouth. —The African eim Navigation Company’s mail packe* Faith, Captain Jame-* Pars »ns, arrived ...