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... AFRICA. LIVERPOOL, WEDentDIv . The African mail-steamer Ethiope, Cap, French, has arrived from the West Coast of Africa, Vit t usual mails, 38 passengers, 2,326 oz. of gold, 3 pacha. specie, 227 casks of palm oil, 156 bales of cotton, ardsg, - cargo of ...
... THE COAST OF AFRICA. LA0OS, OCT. 4. We ezpect i serious row here soon. It appears that a ballet-headed, cucumber-shanked nigger, named Kos- r suko -the former sable monaroh of Lages, whom we de- sposed a few years ago, and who since had been enjoying ...
... EXPLORATION OF AFRICA. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIn,-In my last communication, in offering to assign reasons Why the efforts hitherto made at exploring Central Africa have failed, I remarked because Europeans have been employed to do the work ...
... T'HE WEST] COAST1 OF' AFRI:CA. SANGUINARY AFFRAY W.EAR BATHURST. (BY !LSCrIUO TSLEORAFP.) ,fRBOM OUR OWVN COERSSPO:NDSNT.) PLYMOUTH; MONDAY MIOBrNIO. The African Royal Mail steam ship Candace, V(apt. W. E. Hawksley, arrived here this morning. Her dates ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. PLYMOUTH, SuTNDs. The West Coast of Africa royal mail steamer Armenian, Captain Dring, sarived here this morning, at five o'clock, from the West Coast of Africa. She left asmeroons June 26; Fernando Po, 28th; Calabar, July 1; ...
... WEST COAST OF' A FRIC'A ?? war in Combo is to a certain degree at an end. he- The king permitted all to pass through his dom inions, un: rn~ tory ceded to the British, are seeking the protection of the ?? of the Gambia, and settling down quietly at Sab- ...
... THE EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL AFrICA. The last mail has brought despatohes from Dr' Barth, dated Kashia, 6th of Marcb, 1863-and from Dr Vogel, dated Murzuk, 12th ofIAugust. Dr. Barth had successfully performed more than one- third of his journey to Tinibulatu ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (FROM OUR LITERPOOL COORRBPrWDENT.) C The African Mail Company's screw steamer Arme- B nian, Captain Walker, arrived at Liverpool at noon el yesterday, with the usual mails and 23 passengers, from the West Coast of Africa. C The African ...
... at' lehib, h arkif~d. 9e thilt time,: t oeir cosnouicaionwit' Eoroa'h~ad beelt gre'dtly~ lito~r, ' uPtedI op.ABcOUt of,. ao wars raging', vey. p~tensoA portion ?? SA~iaa. InMdeed, ono the tor, ti vans Tentlki ag to' Pro6ed-' frovi 'Mskee6. t KukX tnas' ...
... COTTON CULTIVATION IN AFRICA. i [The following letter has been transnmitted to us for publi- cation] : IAtN-cirEsTER, March IS, 1So8. l My dear Sir,-After several weeks' confinement, I wvent to business a few hours yesterday, and have just returned from ...
... as an axiom that the opening out of the commerce of Central Africa is en- tirely contingent on the establishment of regular steam com- munication upon its great rivers. In the case of Africa these fluviatile railways-the natural highways of nations-extend ...
... THE WAR. ?? A Russian despatch gives news from Sebastopol to | the 8th instant, from vwhich it results that notwith- Il standingall the eflorts of the enemy thesiegeoperations I continued and IN-ere extended. The French were entrenching on their left ...