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... lata B Baa. Dr. Borroo, aatnlad ptalaU. who dlad in Ua Bavaaotb (aaor, a'tar hiring icatlta'.ad niiaioo to tba watt of Africa which war not toccaatfol Tfca Bight Bax Dr. had heat p-ofuaor for some In S'- Jobc'a College, Wararford. Micbaal Unttall, Eq, BtlUntao ...
... AFRICA. According to advices from the west coast of Africa brought by the Athenian, the sickness on the rivers there was abating fist. At Benin the natives had broken into Dr. Henry's factory in bis absence, an beside* stealing his goods had threatened ...
... COAST OF AFRICA. Plymouth, Thur dat Moaxiso.—Arrived, (be Charity R'eamtr, with dates from Fernando Po, the yO;h October; Largoa, 31-t; Acre, November 3rd ; Cepe Castle, 4ih; Uttiovia. 7ih; Teneriffe, 220 d; Madeira, 24th. She alat brioga AIS.OOO of gold ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Tbe Etbiope arrived tb'S niornir g .yraentb with tbe mole, full 3 OOOcr.t ces of g'ld, er d four'eeo pvseng>tB S'e left Fjnjacdc October 24ih , Ckmerc'ine, 29.hj Oalabsr, November lit; Bonny, 3rd. Lagos, Liberia. 15 b; Sierra Lecce ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. HIE TRENT AFFAIR. QUEENSTOWN, WEDNESDAY MoRNINO.—The Royal | Mail steamship Africa, from New York on the 20th of Dec., has arrived here. She brings 49 passengers and 191,334 dollars in specie. Having landed 96 sacks of mails and ...
... for war. ARRIVAL OF TROOPS AT MALTA. Tha Niagara, with the Ji Regiment, arrived at Malta, Sun ifty, rad Monday the Ripon arrived with detachment Grenadier Guards to transport service. The Admiralty have given notice that eighty more vll ha taquiial for ...
... ndOBATIOX or vxokobs from thb COAST OP AFRICA. The Marqaieef BRSADALBANE brought up the answer of her Majesty to tbe eddrsee of the House respecting tbs emigration of negroes from tbe African coast. Her Mujesty assured their lordships of her most earnest ...
... THE SPANISH WAR WITH MOROCCO—GREAT ENTHUSIASM SPAIN. {From the Times Correspondent.) 1 A correspondence from Madrid speaks of the distrust there excited in the public mind with respect to the probable policy and act ion of Great Britain in the question ...
... tactic of carrying the war into Africa has, however, its peculiar advantages, and imthe confusion which now prevails at the North, the Southerns might well hope for opportunity to strike a decisive blow, and to finish the war off hand. It is more probable ...
... arrival of the I’cra, newsof the war in Morocco is down to the inst. The account from Tangier* represents the Moors having plucked up heart of grace after the loss of Tetuan, ami actuated determination continue the war with spirit. The firm tone of the ...
... poisoned imsturca he condetaned them. If the prince under whom the Pope lived were at war with others, they would look with suspicion on all acts of ecclesiastical authority, and perhaps resist them. Would not in this way the church lie continually deprived ...
... WAR AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamer AsU arrived here two a.m. she brings passengers. Landed all mails (except t iver pool) and four passengers, and proceeded at •in J . All well. Experienced strong easterly winds. New York, Ocr. (Evening).— The Etna and ...