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... ARRIVAL THE AFRICA. NEW York Dec. iO. Morning latest advices, recti veil from Washington Ihtamorniair, report that Lord Lyons hud not yet delivered any ottlcial |.ut- hes to the Federal Government. remarked that president's last levtc neitlu-i the igiiib ...
... HORRIBLE BUTCHERY IN AFRICA. From Old Calabar the Royal mail steamer. Lagm, brings some account of attack which King Arcbibong, of Duke Town, the largest oil-trailing place on the banks the Calabar River, has made against Adiaho, a town situate further ...
... THE FRENCH EAST AFRICA. HU UigtaßMi Um ksa recently onptnred Us port of Lamoo, being the first alaee shi|> ever captured by Um Ooremment. Tbs hlstoty of this the policy of the French on the East Coast Four months ago vessel anchored one evening about ...
... ARRIVAL OF TIIK AFRICA Livihpool, Monday the arrival of the foval mail reamahip Africa, Capl. Shannon, which entered the Mersey at nine o'clock tins nnroin*. are in receipt of dates and a Iviacs from N»-w York to the (ith inst. The Africa bring'* and dels ...
... SHIPS OF WAR BUILDING. The following ships war are now building the undermentioned royal dockyard*:— Achilles, AO, screw ship, of 1,860 horse power, 0,079 tons, at Chatham. Africa, 11, screw sloop, 150 h.p., at Deronpoct. Alligator, 22, screw corvette ...
... peculiarly to th'« season, and one which, to say the plain truth, will bear no delay. If we were at war with half-a-dozen nations, and had been at war half-a-dozen years it would still be good policy to repeal the paper duly immediately. The injury now ...
... ITEMS OF WAR NEWS. 1m» I vrou that fanltlMj patent Jathte boote and walhoaiad mnuatachat warn the promlcharacterialia Count OjnlaV I waa aoeaaad bar“JßaJltaad hha. bat peapla now onaaplbaant baa oa mjr Kwaftoacltf —Tim* Cerrmrmdnu. v ,^ 0, ?. >i“Ua Mnaala ...
... WHAT IS THK REAL PURPOSE OF THE PRESENT WAR ) The present war has been considered from various points of view. Indeed the shade* of opinion which has elicited may be said to be almost varied as tbe character of the individuals who are daily, weekly, and ...
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... America and in Africa. Mr. Buchanan congratulates his the decision the Supreme Court the United States on the right of the masters bold slaves; while, the other hand. Mr. Buchanan says that will strenuously oppose the slave trade in Africa. This, however ...
... exultiag in the summons boot and saddle, though it were a call ) taven. *• Marlborough off to the war, and so am I,*’ he writes. At other times he repeates the word war,” as if it were to him the ' music, sweet as love,” that made a different being weep with ...
... civilized world, only three of the smallest appear to free frtm debt - -Scrvia, in Europe; Bolivia, in America ; and Libe ia, in Africa. The whole fifty-two States have a population 006,000.000; Gov* roment rsvetiurs or taxation amounting to £596.000.000, being ...