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... ARBIVAL XU* AFRICA. Litebpojl Sunday Morning.—The royal mail steamer Africa, Captain Shannon, arrived this morning. The British outrages continued to debated in Con« gress ; vaiious propositions had been ofiered and rejected. In the House of llepresentatives ...
... WEST COAST O. AFRICA Tuerspay.—The (ss.) Athenian has ar- rived at Liverpool with the mails from the West Coast of Africa. Twenty-one passengesr, including Bishop Payn and nine distressed seamen. The cargo includes 2,621 ounces of gold dust, 210 puncheons ...
... been com- The riot at Christenang hac se boats to attempt to | of November the town had b anada promptly backed | steamers of war, that the collision Some of the chiefs from the was knocked in the | at Leone, and had yuse. consternation on board by the flames ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. We (Times) have been favoured with the following private letter, dated Gambia, Bth Aug., giving acoount of the late fatal disturbances in that colony:— On tbe 16*h of last mouth Governor O'Connor issued, or directed to be issned ...
... — WEST COAST OF AFRICA. LIMOUTH, SEPTEM: August 21, statesthat in the BER 19.—A letter, dated Gamb thenumber of natives killed affray which occurred in July viously stated. The Govern or andco was 500, and not 1,500, as vote of thanks to Captain Vi uncil ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The mail steamer arrived at Southampton this (Monday) morning. Her dates are—Old Calibar, 14th ; Cameroon, 16lh; Fernando Po, ; Lagos, 22nd Acre, Cape Coast, 25th; Lineri, 30:h ; Sierra Leone, August 3rd; Bathurst, Sth. July |7lh ...
... AMERICA. ARRIVAL THE AFRICA. Liverpool, Monday Morning.— The Africa has anived with New Viak dates the July, 108 passengers, and GGS,2IG in dollars specie. The steam, r North Star, fruiu Southampton, reached out the 20 h. Advic had been received Salt ...
... Plowers. Printed Meslins. Bareres. Cambricsa. I fut 5 14, UPPE® nm her sit the vern- rd the BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. AMERICA. of war y Gret Lrvervoot, Sumpay, Mipmicut.—The Americe, | after Wickman, arrived in the Mersey at seven p.m. py, it Boston May 2ist ...
... vo Crimea, and, indeed, througheat LONDON COR one hes livcral, and @ of euimal spirits. by which of bayers, and whee esian war were ined come valuable “ The for Raglish and for quest; grinding slo adve id to the militery ie al- d Clyde's ebare being ER ...
... WEST COAST AFRICA. Pltmocth, At lean Mail Company’s -iram-psck«t Faith, ptsin Jaa ...
... leave ia consequence of the island having been made a settlement. The war with the Crobboes bad termi- pated. The English government are to reecive an indemnity of £10,000. Parnes WAR AGAINST —The visit of Pere Ventera h. caused the greatest at adies of ...
... copy of correspondence between the Scottish Reformatory Society and the Secretary ofState for War;— TO THE EIGHT HON. MAJOK-OENF.RAL PEEL, 9ECRETAET STATE FOR WAR. “Office of the Scottish Reformation Society, 6, York-plaee, Edinburgh, 18th November, 1858 ...