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... 26th of June, and Mauritius, to the 11th. From the Tambookie country, at the Cape, up to the 13th of June, we !earn that the war between that tribe and the Amagalekas sti'l continued, but no news of any pitched battle ba ' Leen received. At Port Elizateth ...
... AFRICA. By the arrival of the Forerunner at Portsmouth on Sunday, with dates from Logos to December 6th, and Sierra Leone to December 20th, we learn that the new King of Lagos, Downes, had paid a visit of respect to Rear Admiral Bruce, on the arrival ...
... 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 ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The mail packet Bacchante arrived at Plymouth this morning. She left Fernando Po JunclOth; the 22d, sea, she lost her propeller. The American man-of-war, Marion, was endeavouring to settle a dispute at Gambia, where the authorities ...
... THE COAST AFRICA, Libekia. —The message of President Roberts had been addressed the House Representatives Mormuoia on the sth of December. It represents the stale of the colony a very flourishing condition, and details assurances of friendly conceru for ...
... settled the terms of peace agreed to at the conclus' nsion of war last year Governor O'Connor returned on the 30th of eee = oth banks. A survey was made of that bi Wi Cn, wil Ue into this part of Africa. — STOCK EFXCHANG GOV 2 Per Cent Console. _ 1 on Git Med ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The mail steamer Candace arrived at Plymouth last night. The Hero, of Liverpool, struck Bonny Bar July 9th, and foundered fifty miles from Fernando Po, July 11th—crew saved. Other casualties are reported. The American ship Harp totally ...
... been com- The riot at Christenang hac se boats to attempt to | of November the town had b anada promptly backed | steamers of war, that the collision Some of the chiefs from the was knocked in the | at Leone, and had yuse. consternation on board by the flames ...
... destroyed a 6roa portion of tbe villade. ; THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THIE AFRICA. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHi.) LiVERPOOL; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1.-The royal mail steam chip Africa,HCaptain larrison, arrived in the Mersy this -niorning at 10.20 a.m. She brings ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. WEST COAST OF AFRICA. By the arrival of the Faithwe have adviers to the 30th of January. The affairs of Lagos have been settled by Admiral Bruce. Tcosoto has accepted terms, and has j rornistil not to molest in any way to interrupt ...
... HE WAR. No later news from the Baltic or Black Scas; but the | latest Constantinople letters received agree in stating that Omer Pasha feels bis position to be critical, and that he is urging the immediate advance of the allied troops. ‘A letter from ...
... T E WAR. Advicee from Constantiunple of the 80th July have been eoceived via Maraeilles by the Nile steamer. Admiral Hame- Ilt; who is at Vaaroa, bad ordered up all the transports and the Turkib fleet fronm Constantinople. Generals Brown and Caurobert ...