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... AFRICA. The Royal Mail Steamer Elhiope arrived in the Mersey on Tuesday morning from tho west coast of Africa, Teneriffe, and .Madeira. The Ethiope brings 1,557 ounces of gold dost, fire boxes of specie, fall cargo, and thirty-four passengers. The (’ameroons ...
... AMERICA. THE WAR IN ARRIVAL OF THB AFRICA—FEDERAL DISASTERS. Queenstown, Tuesdat Moknino —The royal mail steamship Africa, from SI. John’s, N.F., on tlie 27 ult. During the last four days she experienced very severe westerly gales. The royal mall steamship ...
... AMERICA, ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. Queenstown, Saturday. The royal mail steamship Africa, from Boston on the 20th, and Halifax on the 21st, arrived off the harcour this morning. New Yore, January 21.—Meade’s position is unchanged. Nothing of importance from ...
... AMERICAN WAR. Queenstown, Sunday. —The Royal Mail Ship, Africa, from New York on the 12th instant, arrived here this morning. New York, Feb. 12.—Roanoke Island was captured and taken possession of the Federals on the 9th of Febrnary. The lighting is stated ...
... the war in morocco. The Gibraltar Chronicle, of tho 29th alt., s»ys-. « Private letters from the Spanish camp Africa represent tho action of the 25th more serious, and tlie loss of the Spanish army much more considerable than tho published accounts admit ...
... THE ASHAN TEE WAR. The 42nd Highlanders embarked Wednesday in the s.s. Sarmatian (Allan Line;, for conveyance to the West Coast of Africa. They were joined 125 volunteers from the 79th Highlanders, who arrived by train from Alderehott. The bauds of the ...
... THE FATAL ENCOUNTER ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. We have received the following authentic particulars of the attack made the British troops on the king, chiefs, and town of Malageak, Mallicouri river, and of the severe loss sustained : On the 21st of ...
... THE PROBABLE EFFECTS (IF WAR Enrope I. Ir‘und by every possible con.ideration to do all that lies in tier power to localize the war now commencing. Tim task may not be—rnd we cannot pay we think it is a very hopeful one. All the indicationa point to the ...
... THE AMERICAS WAR. JIASSACUE IS AFUICA, „ of Africa ve have news of horrifyUi*' nature. The course ot cnnJect vhieh has sicnahsiaJ the Christian ci»ih-ntion uf Enslanii in Chin* •nnl Japan is lint deparlfd from in Africa The are savage,, and thorelnre ...
... This ha. occurred-everywhere in America, and in Africa at the Cape of Good Hope. The only exception to this rule is furnished by the warriors of New Zealand, who are ferfcct masters in the art of war, and teach Europeans how to fight The natives select ...
... AMERICA. —WAR IMMI- Queenstown, Sunday.— The Canard mail steamer Africa, from New York on the !Oth, has arrived. She brings 75,135 dollars specie for England. The -Veio York Herald, of the 9th, says :• -A portion of the squadron of the war ships and ...
... THE WAR ON THE NORTH-WEST INDIAN FRONTIER. learn from Bombay journals of the 29th ult., that the war on the north-west frontier has been at last suspended for this season. There was no fighting between our forces and the bill tribes between November 90 ...