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... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Ethiopia arrived morning Ply month, with full cargo, end 8,000 os. of gold. The American steamer Niagara arrived Liberia, with 200 captured slaves for the free colony. She was to leave again on November 16th. The majority of ...
... LATETr FROM AFRICA. TIM DAY. A telegram front ng, Ada that the Wading° tribe, in the northern Ms rebellod. general situation is bail, and Cstholic missions in the interior are LATEST FROM INDIA. The following telegram from the Viceroy, dated this day ...
... AFFAIRS OF AFRICA. Cara Tows, Dacsreau 10 (ri,s Ptruourn).— Zuhdand, and the probable war in that region, remain the most important topics of the day. Cetywayo's meseengers were expected to arrive at the Lugebi, the river dividing Zululand and Natal on ...
... LORD ROBERTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA AS COMMANDER-IN-ChIEF. The War Otlios has Maned the following : As the campaign in Natal is, in the opinion of her Majesty's Government, likely to require the presence and undivided attention of Si, &Avers Beller, it ham ...
... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE WAR IN AMERICA CONFLICT AT The mail steamer Africa strived of Qneenstowe frrbour on Sunday mooing, with slates from New 'Work to the 22nd April. The .Not Fork Triages, in its summery my. : No lees then won fine nod three teeramen• ...
... over the ronelusion of the war is extreme, while the English section are greatly depressed, and regard British influence u having received a fatal blow. Trouble is feared both with the Dula sad natives. While recent native wars have shaken the confidence ...
... ARRIVAL OF AFRICA. Now Yotz, Jcss 23.—There is no fresh News of pentanes respecting the late Coefederate raid into Pennsylvania and Maryland. General Lee occupies the Shenandoah Valley in large force, The Confederates were marching is great strength upon ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. PLTMOCTII, ltrre Jeas.—The Alecto ariivediliere morning troin Lagos to April 17th, Ascension, May 7th, and Fayal, June 2nd. On June Bth, in 48.29 N. lat., 8.60 S. long., the Alecto spoke the Water Nymph, Melbourne tor Liverpool, ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Advice' EOMly are very arnalisfaetory, ml the at that poet exceedingly while at nearly all tbe trolling on Time there was • general depromion in trade. At Bonny, the dulness in commerce we caused principally between the =Fettled ...
... FURTHER DISPATCHES FROM AFRICA. The Central News states that dispatches were received this (Saturdsy) sterning at the War OSes from Sir Evelyn Wood, detailing the further progress of the negotiations with the Boers, WEATI IER FORECAST. Changeable, showery ...
... THE MASSACRE IN EAST AFRICA. Lieutonant Prideaus in letter to tA« TeUgraph throws some light th« meagra accounts the muasarro of Powell and family, lu the first place, the massacre did not taka place in Abyssinia all. The country of Ba> ten in which the ...
... WEST COAST or AFRICA. n» QraMa, (a) with the walk from Wrot Cocci (f If* ite, which wm do* at Plyoowth, March i. had Ml rind TeowMfoow tho IMi bat Apfnhuion ■turtatead bor mfutj. A oonaMrdal troveJUr oommittad nidda hat week, aa tba Laado aad Darby railway ...