... WEST AFRICA. A SUCOESSFUL EXPEDITION (THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY ) AKASSA, Jan. o, Qperations in the Asabea hinterland are concluded. All tae towns have submitted. 1-.1 and Ukara have been destroyed. The resistance offered was slight. Captain Burdon nd‘ ...

... 'THE ITALIANS IN AFRICA. MASSOWAH, Thursday. Ik received from General Baratier states jj after fighting on the 13th and 14th, he e Has Mangascia, and after rapid march en hours, came up with the enemy near » where the Abyssinian chief had an immense & ...

... exploration,, and proves that, in the main, the exploration of Africa has been almost completed. But, as Dr. Brown observes, the exploitation of Africa yet remains to be finished, and amid what native wars and foreign broils may conclude cannot be predicted. let ...

... the same year began the celebrated Kaffir wars, which were bloody, long, and desperate lnlwmp-hhb:uu-unuhqudmhtfl boundaries, this virtually rencuncing the Government and | protection of Great Britain. Fresh wars resulted betwgen ' ‘ the Dutch and the nativesia ...

... keep in Africa already everything is quist. The fact is that ao ff formed of the tncapacity of General Farre as War. Never waa o of such varied coun! worse served by a man at the head of ite militar and were France unfortuuate enough to be t with war, Marshal ...

... SOUTH AFRICA MR. CECIL RHODES—SWAZIELAN D—THE GOLD BOOM, (from our own correspondent.) CAPE TOWN, February 20th. As I write are all on the tip toe of expectation. Mr. Rhodes arrives to-morrow, after his brilliant reception in England, the echoes of which ...

... coast Africa, carrying before it vast numbers of Europeans and natives. The intelligence from Benin states that the river was very unhealthy, and trade was in consequence almost suspended. In addition the prevailing sickness, the natives were at war with ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Thursday Evening.—The Royal Mail steam ship acregor Liird has arrived with about 20 passengers and 513 ounces gold du*t. Her dates are—Benin, July 24th ; Fernando Po, 29th ; Cameronns, 31st ; Old Calabar, August 2ud; Bonny ...

... attac] a one of the strongholds of the enemy. ot About mite alth: it rent and tore the with terrible effect, sending man: at war's to their their last account, still ...

... board tt mis and | at this port to proceed to Old Calabar and Po, for the purpose of examining the treati ia necessitated by war which | isb- | been carried on in that district. Consul H question | tends to go afterwards to New Calabar palaver with a view ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. The mail steamer Athenian, with mails from the West Coast Africa, arrived at Liverpool noon to-day. H.-r dates are -Benin, Oct. ; Nun, Oct. 25th ; Fernando Po, ; Cameroous, .vtlth ; Old Calabar, Nov. 2nd ;Brass, 3rd; Bunny, Nov. ; Lagos ...

... OF THE RUSSIAN FLE TELBORAM, | Crorstapt, Wedn The Emperor held a review of the fi at which the Empress was also Ten men-of-war were assembled, and his first inspected the admiral’s ship, Afric 4d retur id and ek was to sail to-day. After five o'clock ...