... 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 ...

... Fernando Po on the 2d October, and the America sloop ut war was at Monrovia ou the 21sl Seplimb. r. A French frigate and a French steamer were at Gon-e on the hot September. French steamer of war and screw steam-packet, from Brazils lor s, were Teueritfu ...

... the Royal Naval Coast Volunteers, the Post-office packet Service, and other estimates. the vote of 200,000/. for the Kaffir war. CAPE. Mr. ADDERI.KY took occasion to call thr attention of th ...

... Much excitement existed tumour that 2,000 Texans were marching against Tannulipas. A vessel from New Y'ork, with munitions of war ordered the Government, seised by the revolutionists. The accu>aiiot) in the Kane extradition case will reheard. The Cass resolutilo ...

... the Sultan, aod from nds to cumstance it was thought that he is pot @ strang to | decisions of the Divan.” TURKEY, ate the War is nounce ‘Tie following will give ar ninates ability to wage it. In 1539, a Prussia e same known iu Tuckey as Riza Pasha, was ...

... may robable Great axp Amenica.—There i: triking to believe t the British Government has given v1 that the British ships of war will give ti in sent, mr ver tot slave trade between Cuba aud the coast of t whieh on condition that, at the end of ten years ...

... their project so ind | entitle them. reated ve sin- 8, par- | per OR WAR.—THE RUSSO- ISH QUESTION.— The Present wnsett aspect of affairs in Continental Europe, and the great pr eptions of War, makes it certain that oll kinds of goods Mayor | rd, for | pidly ...

... The crew called out ami implored Mr. Partridge to rave them, lie did all he could toward* rescuing them, but thexea, which war running high, drove the Hope away, and the wreck waa I art right of. Her name wa* not known. A briganUue about 100 lonr. called ...

... ” Giant’s-Ring Farm, Malone. for so- O BE LET, TRAIN-VIEW CO’ situate a short distance from T 322 It is a neat and comforta war. | nected with which there is a larce any aid routine advantageously laid out for Cottages, A Leas espect- period would be given ...

... June 12th, which it appears that the dif- Scullies between Peru and Bolivia bid fair to lead to actual war. It was reported that the Peruvian war-steamer Himac, with a Urge number of troops, had just sailed for Cobga; and Arica was (bo Peruvian screw-frigate ...

... tendall ranch, t re. Omer Pasua’s Avoness To 11s When claration of war was read to the assewbled tr Mr. Schumla, Omer addressed them as follows: t with- ficers and soldiers, from Asia, Africa, aud Eurog blood of your ancestors has more than once Ce — soil ...