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... passage.” Dr. Livingstone Has communicated to thelloyal Society series of valuable msgneticel observations made recently in Africa. The war the Rio Grande still continues, and General Houston was enrolling volunteers for the purpose of protecting the frontiers ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Tba mail steamer Ethiope arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday. She left Fernando Po December 87th, and called at Goree, the last of the mail stations, January 27th. She brings 3,066 ounces of gold dust, and AGO puncheons of palm oil ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO. Dy accounts from Gibraltar to the 1 Uh particulars have been received of the opening of a second campaign Africa. In the last engagemeut the Spanish lost 250 killed and vounded. The Moors who took part in the action numbered 15,000 ...
... THE WAR IN MOROCCO. The Gibraltar Chronicle, of the 291 h nit., nays : Private letters from the Spanish camp in Africa repre sent the action of the 25th as more serious, and the loss of the Spanish army as much mote considerable, than the published accounts ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. THE MOVEM NTS OF GENERAL SHER- MAN. Queenstown, Sunday, Dec. 4.—The stews brought by the Royal 'mail steamship Africa, which left Boston on the 23rd ult., is confused and unsatisfactory in regard to the progress of the war in Georgia ...
... TIB BARBARITIBS THB WAR. Tb« Frankfort Gazette publishes lettar from B«mian officer which give* a gloomy piotnro of the way in which the war now carried on the French province*, mentiona the horning down of the village of Colonra, near Tillonenvo, where ...
... THE KAFFIR WAR IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE CAPE. Th* ad*ices the laat C*p«M«il contain tnoch impttriani iotelligaoew, recording at a‘l one a..ocaaat«'! mneement the part ottr troop* *hi*h Cannot fail hare a monieuluu* influence -n the wnrfar# which hat ao ...
... March 3rd the Royal mail steamer Africa. New York. Feb. 18. Fort Donnelson surrendered to the Federals on the ICth February. The victory was complete, resulting in the capture of 15,000 Confederates, an immense amount of war material, and the Crsons of Generals ...
... chief, Munballagh, and two of his councillors have licen found guilty, by special criminal court, of attempting to war in South Africa against her Majesty. Count *de Montalembert has teen pardoned the Emperor, but will not accept the imperial clemency ...
... to Poland, A large army of Cossacks and artillery had been concentrated tbs border* of tbs Graad Daoby Poson. MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR THE KAFFIRS The fhllowiog ftlaiemenl appears in the Cork Co** iLilnlion Wednesday . A Urg* French tcmcl i* now nt Queenstown ...
... the merchants of to lit out an armament. the design of which was to disoover a route to i•idia by coasting die shores of Africa. One attempt disastrously failed. hot a second was equipped and set sail. Stralio, who narrates the story, owns that his ...
... of The histokical educator. containing the* Periplu?,* or Voyageol Hanno. the Carthaginian Navigator.along the coasts of Africa, beyond the Straits Gibraltar, more than live sentnries before the Chris»san era-The Travels of Herodotus Egypt and the East—the ...