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... AFRICA. (From the Sierra Leone papers.) The usual quiet of our town was convcrtuil into scene of consternation ami awe, on Thursday morning, the arrival of hter Majesty’s steamer Teaser, from the expedition to Mallaghea, sent l y the Acting Governor on ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Plymouth, September 19.—A letter, dated Gambia, August 21, states that the affray which occurred in July the number of natives killed was 500, and not J ,500, os previously stated. The Governor and council, have presented vote of ...
... AMERICA—ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. The British North American royal mail steam-xhip Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived in Liverpool Sunday. She sailed from Boston on the iost., aud brings passengers. The news to hand is four days later than that received per ...
... GLEANINGS ABOUT THE WAR. Th* Fbencb Armt.—TUo Kreu* Zeitung” gae* into figtirw dhow that need* not fear French demo miration Rhine ; thus. France lOl infantry regiment?, of these 41 bare been sent the 2 are Home, 12 at least must Africa, that only can remain ...
... GOSSIP ABOUT THE WAR. Paris Gossip About Frrmch Generals.—A strange report has been afloat hero during the week—which, pray remember, I only giro you ns report. It emanates from the guard-room the Tuileries, is generally believed in military circles, ...
... flatness prevalent was attributed to less favourable but unconfirmed rurooure relative to the position of affairs at the seat of war. Consols were first marked ninety-one one-eighth, and closed ninety oneeighth to ninety on®, both for money and the Bth of August ...
... ANOTUER AFRICAN OUTRAGE. Tuk lias these very scandalous and discreditable disaster has occurred on the West Coast of Africa, where such occurrences, bowerer, are by no means uncommon the English, or to the French either; for our allies are rather the ...
... immediately concerned the conduct of the war began to complain that the Duke did not take sufficient notice of their suggestions —still more, when matters looked ill, Lord John then began to talk about a Board of War —a second beat expedient to supply what ...
... and travels round the worldno leas. A discontented subaltern quits his regiment tor the purpose of levying war upon the elephant Southern Africa, and tiying conclusions single handed with as many lions as can meet. Then, again, would human nature in its ...
... distinguished officer Portsmouth, on the arrival of the last ship, informed that bis son, a captain in the Guards at the seat of war, knew Mr. Uussell well ; and the last he saw •f him was when being carried to the rear at Inkerroon, he saw Mr. Russell ‘ in ...
... treaties. In other words, Russia consents to permit another war flag than her own and that of Turkey shown the Buxine in the time peace, return for which she will, doubtless, demand that her own war ships shall pass the Dardanelles, and her flag fly in the ...
... have been. It is questionable, theretorc, whether it would not have been wiser to have waited autil the termination of the war, before doing anything to disgust allies whose good will it is so important to Mcure. Ho doubt the Circassian slave trade is ...