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... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. FRIGHTFUL WAR AT PORTO NOVOLOSS OF 200 NATIVES PILLED AND WOUNDED-CAPTUSII OF SLAVERS -FULL PARTICULAR& LimPoOt; Saturday---By the royal mail steamship Ethiope, Captain French, arrived this attetnoon, we have advices from the ...
... END OF THE. WAtt BETWEEN NNW CALABAR AND B . iNNY. rnxiewl In Liverpo .1 rut-Tose frols the Wen Comm of Africa !bat the war iwtween New Cslabs sod Bonny bna hPen bnotght s o an by elf rag of Ocoee' edit The Bonny wen have A d 200 lt oil ant Noir Calaba ...
... liberty. The means—and this will be the next step to the Lombard war—are the partition between the three members of the alliance of the Mahomedan possessions in Europe and Africa, and war with England. If Austria lid not accept the proposals ef Vihafranea ...
... AFRICA. Cape Teem, May :5. It is announced that Sir Garnet Wohiely is to snowed Sir Henry Barkly as Governor of Cape , Colony. Sir IL E. Itolwer it is believed will succeed Sir Garnet Wolseley at Natal. The insurgents at the Diamond Field of Grigual ITeet ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The news in the of war in South has produced no alarm, but irritation. In chances and strugglesof war the loss of 60 men is not a serious affair, but the circumstaoets the occurred have cowed much annoyance and mortification. A detachment ...
... Lay for War, dated the let iut. , xpreemn; flint war is virtually over. Mr Spriggs. at a dinuur at East London, that Parlimnent would be rattled as early no poselhle whether ut Cape Town or on the troutter depend upon the progress of the war. • Himalaya ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. I. I. Stintl.v. The Cnnard Layal u.a:ls A'rir.l *'.pt. I Little, arrived ,Ins mo,i. ,w la Halifax ath ices It bleg ..1 I 223 passengers and tII,OOO I lohar., £6OO as .pecie. She reporis the annul, at Halifax, on the of the mail ...
... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. There is a graphic sketch of an expedition on the West coast of Africa given in the last month's Ali the Year Round, with the above heading. It opens by observing From time to time there is en outcry in the House of Commons ...
... THOI TROOPS IX AFRICA In reply to J. Elphinstone, Lord C. Paget said that the arrangements bad been made by the Liovernment for the removal of 700 instead of 500 men frqm Cape Coast Casts; 600 would go to the West Indies and 200 to Lagos, and thence to ...
... ADDMORAL PER TYE AFRICA Ntew Yong, November 6.—lntelligence was received yesterday from Fortress Mon. roe, that the whole of the great Naval expedition, with the exception of two or three small vessels, which had been scattered by the gale, had sailed ...
... FOUR YEARS COSINIAHO IN SOUTH AFRICA. Under the title of --- iii — Uommand in South Africa, 1874-1878 a volume of great interest at this Juncture has just been p,o. weed by (iene , al Sir Arthur Cuiiyagbame. hook doeit not pretend to the merits of a ...
... In Meu.oriam, and will be publiebed st the Pries. —London Review. At so Ma at Wawa', Brews, last woeir.. throe young girls wars gra/VW 4 Use a a pleasure boat. About 1.000 are at wriest employed ia atastructing the mew dock works at Chatham. ______ It ...