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... WEST AFRICA. The Hope steam-ship, Commander Bowen, arrived Portsmouth on Satunlay night with tho West African mail, which learn that war had again broken out at Lagos between King Akatoi and the Pretender Kosako. After some skirmishing it was put an end ...
... ARRIVAL THE AFRICA Liverpool, Smutty Night —The British and American Royal Mail steam ship Africa, Harrison, arrived here to-night, direct from New York, having left that port at noon on the 20lh ultimo. She brings fifty-one passengers, 104,000 dollars ...
... THE EASTERN WAR ELECTRIC (From the Second Edition of the Tima.-From Occasional Correspondent.; Lyra, Dec Du.llfj Sm.rt h.» pro- bur,l .hr . ,* .rr.mrr. It » th«t it « bis .men. ,io„ t» prr-u.de the Sult.n to .ccrpt the «r.,ers of the Polish R-foK-M. >1 ...
... carry on wars, w hen wars arise, with moderation and forliearance, and to give general effect to the views entertained certain philanthropic section of Englishmen. Hut for these privileges are compelled pay heavily. can only make regular war with regular ...
... ?,?I'rjtrr- B E3 T. P A S T: FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1353. TERMINATION OF THE KAFFIR WAR. IT will be seen by the advices just received from South Africa that the lengthened war wvith the Raffirs, which has cost so muchi monov, excited so much dis- content, ...
... passengers, nineteen whom arc tor Havre, and freight for France 1.7U0 barrels of llour, and sjiccic valu'si 3h imm» dollars. The Africa arrived out on the 22d nil. The fever continued race with great virulence the plantations, and in the various towns of (.oui-iana ...
... SUMMARY OF NEWS. Tire latest intelligence from the seat war brings accounts of various encounters between the Russians and the Turks. The latter drove their enemy from the island opposite Giurgevo; but oiler two unsuccessful attempts the Russians recovered ...
... Coast of Africa. —The Messrs. R. P. and W. P. King, the extensive African merchants Bristol, have received, from more than one of captains ill their employ, intelligence of blockade, French roen-of-war, tho whole that part of the coast Africa which lies ...
... AMER C K RIV L OF THE “AFRICA. (I'UOM OCR OWN COBKESPUtID NT.) Livbbl'OOL, N'ioht. —The British and American Royal mail >te nn-ship Africa, Lott, commander, arrived here to-night direct from New York, having left that port at noon the 'JUth ult. She brings ...
... State: us and ys were Africa furnishes no matters calling for particu special ment. was a unmis- Tue House of Lords did not meet on Wednesd to all Thursday, several Bills on subjects of Law thew- were advanced a stage; nod the war in Ava w which discussion ...
... well, and that the Russians have, for so far, met with more than their match. The latest accounts would lead us to expect that war is now inevitable. The following is from the Press :— AND ABSOLUTE CONCLUSION OF ALL NEGOTIATIONS ! “We have authority to state ...
... speculators feel reassured and the hoarse is proportionally active.— The desultory war still goes on between Turkey and Montenegro ; and, all the accounts that come from the seat of war are contradictory, we are unable to say which side ia getting the better hand ...