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... future good conduct of the natives. War at Last.—The long expected War Message has at length been sent up Congress, and Wall-street buoyant. It not the apprehended war with Spain, England, and Trance that called for, but a war against tlw* Indians —the Sioux ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The mail steamer arrived at Southampton this (Monday) morning. Her dates are—Old Calibar, 14th ; Cameroon, 16lh; Fernando Po, ; Lagos, 22nd Acre, Cape Coast, 25th; Lineri, 30:h ; Sierra Leone, August 3rd; Bathurst, Sth. July |7lh ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA, Plymouth, September 19 —A letter, dated Gambia, August 21, males Itiat in ihe affray which occurred in July ■he number oi natives killed was 500 and not 1,500, previou-ly staled. The Governor and Council have presented a vole of ...
... MR. S HAEM AN CRAWFORD THE WAR. Mr. Sbarm&n Crawford has the following letter the editor of the Daily News: Sik —Ae you thought a passing remark made by me the late Rochdale meeting worthy of comment leading article of the Daily News of Monday la«t, which ...
... AMERICA. Liverpool. Feb. 27. —The roynl mail steamer Africa has arrived with advices from Boston to the 14th inst., and 430,000 dol*. on freight. The Asia arrived Boston on the 13th. In Congress the proceedings were chiefly of a local character. Mr. ...
... 17th, when she proceeded to sea. She reports the arrival, on the 14th, of the Pacific at New York, and on the 15tb, of the Africa, at Halifax, both hence. The news this arrival is not of much importance. The news of the death of the Emp ror of Uus-ia had ...
... THE CABINET- London, Monday —A meeting of Cabinet Ministers was held the War Department to-day. There were present Lord Palmerston, Lord Granville, and Lord Panmure. The meeting sat four hours. Lord was also present. Cabinet Couucil was held tire Foreign ...
... undergone a great advance. Crude, which ore the war sold about 7c. to 7sc., is now very firm 15c. There can destructive wars withont villanous saltpetre. It must had m large supplies, or the system of war nfust go back to the use of hand-to hand implements ...
... AFRICAN MAIL. Plymouth, Monday Evening. —The mail steam ship Candia arrived thin morning, with the mails from the West Coast of Africa. She left Lagos on January 30, Sierra Leone, 16th ; Bathurst, 32nd ; Tenenffe, SOih ; and Lisbon, where she had been obliged ...
... history of war that, starting out of peace, has ao quickly chained th# wbola face of the world. Little more than baa elapeed aioca actual war was still doubtful, and now it is not enough say that we have passed from state of peace a au** of war ; the whole ...
... shot, shall, and ammunition to the seat of war in th* Crime*. French Preparations.—*Tbe military preparations continue with a vigour which shows ths unflagging spirit with which government intend prosecuting the war. the end of this month 30 000 men are to ...
... anniversary of the glorious battle of the Alma, for the Jaughtenonly (whether orphans or not) of eoldiers engaged in the present war. 1 have this day eent over from Dublin three girls, who have been admitted; two of them are orphans, whose fathers were billed ...