... VOLUNTEERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. About aeveaty non-eomml*rioo#d officer* and men of the l«t Battalion 13th Light Infantry, at thia •Ution. hare responded the call fur rolnnteer* be traneferre-i the different regiment* now actir* service South Africa. Tbe battalion ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA -* itmt. .'MmmWmtkmtl h»«rt»l*l*«»g»lllii>lilll ■ >• A «itt» lk»'lk* Aim jZ-mfl W. *mfc . (I) «i J»w** P«naii cAriif to nate I Mull to *«■*■« 4nfaAfa.«|kk(r HMAfa fafaO •“ WCLCOMS BOMB TO HR. OSBORNE ...

... demanding compensation. SHOCKING SLAUGHTER OF AFRICAN NATIVES. (Wert Africa), December 30, Liverpool. An place recently joat outride tbe Sulymah diatriot between small British force and party of War-boys. Since Sulymah became British settlement that place baa ...

... NATIVE RAIDS IN WEST AFRICA. TOWNS CAPTURED AND BURNED BY THE BRITISH. Ikbvteb'a telegram.) Madeira, Sunday. Intelligence from Sierra Leon* announces that another destructryc raid having been made into Until* Sherboreok-li the war boy, of Robber Chief ...

... THE WAR. Mewr*. H. J. Waring and Company despatched from Plymouth yesterday afternoon, for Madeira and the West Coast of Africa, the British and African Coro, 's steamship Koqnelle. Captain J. Lnerldge. Unr. ing the morning the Korinelle embarked eighteen ...

... BRITISH FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. GREAT BRITAIN AND THE TRANSVAAL. On tite report of Friday's Supply, Mr. DILLON moveds reduction of the vote fur engineering servioes in rospect of the inereased garrison in South Africa, whioh, ho held, would create irritation ...

... THE WAR TUNIS. Tunis, Thursday. The Governor of Sons arrived bare. The garrisonst has been reinforced by artillery detachment A permanent French camp under Colonel Anne* will established twelve from Sosa, on the Kaironaa road, in order to protect the ...

... TUB TROOPS IN SOUTH AFRICA. la rarfr »«r John K»nn*w»jr (Kaat Daroak Mr. HUGH CHILDERS (PcmUtract) «|d «m aa error mbobm that the Gorernmrnt wlthdiaalof troop* from South Africa, When tba peace wgetiatioas «rr« concluded, th.re were In Natal and thatnaaraal ...

... THE ASHANTEE WAR. The mail stoameijAfrioa amived in Mersey, Friday, bringing advices from Capo Coast Castle to Dec. 10. The information from tho seat war convoyed this steamer has been fully anticipated in tho communications published in these columns ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. Roche’s Point, Sunday morning.—The royal mail eteam-ship Africa, from New York on the 22nd ult., arrived off the harbour at 2.15 am. Haring transferred mail* nnd passenger*, she proceeded for Liverpool, all welL She brings 34,212 dollars ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. (The Times* Telegram, ier the-Africa.) New York, March Ist.—-Detail sof the late battle in Florida confirm the reported extei it of the disaster. The battle commenced 2 p.m. on th 98th, and lasted -until 7 p.m. The Federal loss was ...

... THE WAR AMERICA. The Titne*' New York Correspondent, letter of Sept. sth, descrilies the false cnutidence which still [urevails, although Pope, Mclhmell, and M’Clellan have been hopelessly beaten, is not permitted to the of New York to promulgate the ...