... Captain Gilley, Tuesday went down to Woolwich Arsenal under orders to tons war stores, consisting of guu>, shot, shell, and light goods, for Cape Coast Castle, west coast Africa. War stores are also about to be shipped from Woolwich for Toronto, ! Halifax ...

... M. G-imbetta asked the Government for ex, lananations relative to the sending of two particular soldiers to Africa. . , , . ' The Minister War. in reply, maintained that the military ought not to be present at public meetings. Two lieutenants had been ...

... keys of the respective city prisons. The proceedings the day then closed. FOB THE ARMY. OP A MILITARY SENT BRITISH SOOTH AFRICA. War Department, Sept. 24. 1. The officers, non-commisrionel officers, and soldiers of the British German Legion, may claim the ...

... Census-oftice, Fai din the | Mr. Henry mgsley Williams has been appointed : ncloth- | rary clerk in the Census-office, Dublin, War- Africa , Vacancy for a yeoman warder in the ‘Tower of Lon ty; and | been created by the death of Mr. Abrabam Th bis ; Admiralty—Mr ...

... THE WAR THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The West African C'mpony's Mail steamer Manding'*, with the mails, r«w ,en^ » » nd c * r « 0 * haB arrived from the West Coast Africa, Tenenffe, and Madeira. The brings 10 passengers, 316 ounces of gold dnst. and £914 ...

... French have only 15. Our sailing ships number Daily French 144. ice 18 a cash AFRICA. t will Tuurspay.—The Athenian has arris Sonti- it the with the mails from the West Coast of Africa, tw passengers, including Bishop Payne, and nine distre: mei, The cargo ...

... the ——— Chambers on the day after the opening was | a war- session. — wilfal AFRICA. e Liverroor, Jan, 9.—The African royal mail st Athenian, with West African mails, has arrived het Kan. | dates are:—Benin, November 8h; Cameroors, 2 | Fernando Po, 30:h ...

... Vienna. But be feared that Austria will not yet. adopt this course, although every day that the war lasts the sons of Italy will become more hardened war. Every siuvesswill make it more impossible, to recede. ...

... Congress Vienna. Hi;i bared that Austria will not yet adopt this course, all hough every day that the war lasts the sons of Italy will become more hardened war. Every success will make more impossible lo recede. ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. Roche’s Point, Scndat —The Royal mail steamship Africa, from Boston on the 4tb, and Halifax on the inst., arrived here, bringing passengers and 15,315 dols. in specie. Having landed the mails, she proceeded for Liverpool. All well ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. The mail packet Bacchante arrived Plymouth this morning. She left Fernando Po June 10th. On the at sea, she lost her propeller- The American man-of war Marion was endeavouring to settle a dispute at Gambia, where the authorities had ...

... to commence gigantic war. He was betraying confidence, as the opinions the Emperor were well known now. It would be utter imbecility the part of the French Government if they allowed fortyeight boars to elapse after a declaration war, without ...