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... WEST (OAST AFRICA. The mail packet Kthiopc at yesterday. i»he left Cameron’, June 28th, calling at all the atatious. She brings 2,857 ocncea gold dust, and 6001- specie, and her cargo included 4,252 casks of palm oil, and 100 pieces of ivory. The rainy ...

... THE AMERIC-VN WAR. The Royal Mail Steam ship Africa, from Hew York, arrived teeastowu on Sunday, with papers and letters from New York to the *2a(i ult. They bring the important intelligence that a British vessel, .he General Parkhili, of Liverpool, hod ...

... several foreign officer* had obtained permission to serve in the in Africa. The publishes another set addresses to the Queen from the bishops and chapters expressing approbation of the war. The number of Moors who attacked on the 22nd ult. is estimated at ...

... is not increased. Official inatruetion have been given to tbe commana der of a French ahip of war to prevent ia future the tranaportatkm of cegraea from Africa to tbo French eolooiea. It woe reported in Paria that Cardinal Bronelli ia mixaion to Faria on ...

... steam-ship Africa, Captain Rvrie, from Now York, arrived in the Mersey soon alic ten o,clock last night, after one of her usual quick passages. She brings ninety-six passengers, and j-.c.irlv million dollars in specie. By the arrival of the Africa, we have ...

... that l' milliards of men have perished in the various wars which have been waged since the creation of the world. irrving his calculations still further, he estimates the blood shed in tbe.se wars at 3,5G0,0U0 barrels; and, taking the weight of each man ...

... —Ey the »i earner Fulton', which air veil off ('owes th nuirning, route Havre, wc have dates from New York the 31st n’t. The Africa arrived out the 20th u!t. The British Consuls had not their stuissnl the evening the lilt. 1 New York papers publish Seeretary ...

... makes the follrwlng reference to the last iuteliigcuce from the Cape « tv* regret announce the of another of England’s little wars. The latest papers from the Cape relate that the frontier is once more the unquiet bands of Kaffirs who bold the territory ...

... secret idea of party, which aims rendering Itself of the army and the country ; threatening us. if unsuccessful,, with civil war. The army fearr not your threats The Depnties in yesterday’s sitting agreed by large majority, to take into consideration the ...

... February, and 129,700 dola. in gold. The news u( unimportant. The from Utah kbo* that the Uoriaan* wore obatinata and rampant for war eret. The Utah legislature tent petition to congress eating that body to redress their wrongs. Yhe constituent assembly had ...

... grain crops Southern Europe. Rite tame from southern Africa, whence it wrs takenj to India, and thence it was taken to Europe and ri.'iv. The pine is native of America. Cats originated in North Africa. Hye came originally from Siberia. Parsley was first ...