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... 185b, d addressed to Mr. Carl Beyme, oare of Messre. Patterson, San Francisco. n TELtCEIRA, FLO. 20.-The Adrians, from Africa, war n. towed into PrayaBey, 23rd Feb., dismasted and a direlidt; ,, captain and part of the crew wore piclred up by the 1. Graciosa ...
... wsFernie. fDaley, from Mcciii-'for rloecns. ton-lt Anj1, ~ Puier. elhoop Scily, Aug. 29.-The Cintas, from Liverpool for Africa, war urhsheprrece, yesterday en the Croon itoclc, Crow eavel. Abhout 31. mends tf, barrole of gunpowder, same haves of soalp ...
... treaties, xvili instil couitidence everywhere, y* ' Etnigratiun xcill teiad to put dlown, imste'tiume African wars. C uo Tboe normal state of Africa is war, folloxced by captivity. '0 r- ommaeuce andi civilisalion must root out wver. Eelh tiewoanti- 1p. in giritmtim ...
... of treaties with the chiefs of Africa, prohibit- ing the exportation of slaves from their territories. 3. The maintenance of certain forts upon the African coast. 4. The maintenance of armed cruisers on she coast of Africa, to en- force these treaties. ...
... isipossible its Africa; prevesuts thue due cus- o tivitiolo of its most fertile stil, anti thse conseequent a imucrease of lawful commerce. Cotton and tlusost all tro- il picutl productions might, it appears, be largely produced ini Africa if this Ooe mtoaster ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. - ?? -BrI PLYMOUTH. Tuesday Morning.-The African Steam Navigation Company's packet Ethiope arrived this morn- ing. Ier dates are-Jagos, August 3d ;Accra, 6th; Cape Coast, 8th ; Liberia, 13th ; Sierra Leone, 15th ; Bathurst, 22d; ...
... KAFFIR WAR. The following letter, written by a resident in Graham's Town, Cape of Good Hope, to his brother who resides in this neighbourhood, descriptive of the outbreak of the Kaffir war, will be read with interest Graham's Town, Sept. 18,1851. My Dearest ...
... TRADE AND SLAVERY ON THE EAST COAST I OF AFRICA. SEIZURE OF A BItITISH SHIP. [A townsman, sometime resident in Natal, who has now returned to Glasgow, has obligingly favoured us with the Natal Mercury of August 12, from which. we quote the fol- lowing ...
... AFRICA.-THE SLAVE, TRADE v. LAWFUL COMMERCE. I (cOmMUNICATED.) The rapid extension of lawful commerce in the Youriba country of Western Africa forms reason enough why every attempt to revive the atrocious Slave Trade should be watched with the greatest ...
... real nature of the causes which originally produced, and which now prolong, the present dis- astrous and disgraceful war in South Africa. The colonists themselves have, indeed, but lately acquired a thorough con- viction of the truth. But it is now clear ...
... in a position to inform you that war is so far resolved upon by the French Government that the corps, which are to commence the campaign, have already been designated, and orders have been given to the ministers of War to frame ope. rations. It is strongly ...
... I THE EFFECTS OF WAR UPON RUSSIAN TRADE. II Before we enter upon the subject which we propose to and BE discuss in this article, via, the effect which the war with tion 01 Russgiak is likely to produce upon our trade, there is one very the pi Iimportant ...