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... 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 ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The mail steamer Ethiope arrived at Plymouth this (Trued,3) morning. Her dati a are as follow i—Lagos, August 3 ; Alceu, 6 ; Cape Coast Castle, 8 ; Sierra Leone, 15; Bathurst, 28 ; Goiee, 24 ; Teneriffe, September 1; Madeira, S. ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Governor Hill was engaged in making some sanitary reforms In Sierra Leone, in which colony there was not much sickness, although the »e«*on proved unusually warm. Quietness prevailed the adjacent rivers, and there was every prospect ...
... | he followin- al,) appeared in our Second J;Edition: I THE WAR. The Timeu, in a leading article, points out the importance, in a military ?? of view, of an ascent of the Danube by the allied flotilla and attack of the fortress on its banks by such forces ...
... dared to collect such a quantity of combustibles in one place. Deserters say that the Russians on board the Russian ships of war had been reduced. The number of naval ar- tillery men was diminished from 16,000 to 3,500. FRANCE AND THE FOUR POINTS, The lcser ...
... 11 p.m. The Africa arrived in the Mersey at eight o'clock. She ?? 188 passengers, and 862,0001. sterling in specie. She also brings Californian dates to the 24th of January. 600,000 dollars es route to New York. Market dull and declining. War expected ...
... a mere visit to the Crimea, and that it also bas reference to a plan of operations of an extent com- mensurate with such a war as the present. On the precise nature of this plan of course much secrecy is observed, but it is nevertheless stated that a ...
... [ ; T- THE WAR. at The following also appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday : T THE CRIMAEA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 29.-News fromn the Crimea of Nov. 2bth asates that snow had fallen. Scarchty continues at Kars, but it was hoped that the t0twn wonld ...
... the o.dmlraty ?? the InteUligence 'tbet on the 22d of May the ppearance of the oled before' Bierlusk the Rutsians burnt four war st.aemers anD considerable stores of .cor. On the 28d the of0fl5of Arabat were bombarded, and the powder magazines blow up. ...
... THJE WAR. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. GENERAL CANROBERT AT STOCKHOLM. STOCKHOLM, Nov. 5.-General Canrobert has arrived. He was received with the utmost enthusiasm by the entire population. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBU!RGm, Nov. 6.-Admiral Birch, governor at Nicolaieff ...
... to vote an ex- traordinary sun. from the Wallachian and Sibhilan exche- quer, to assist the Sultan in the prosecution of the war. The allied councils had urged the adoption of this measure, which, it was thought, would meet with success. RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS ...
... PIEDMONT AND THE WAR. The King of Piedmont, in receiving the deputation of the legislative corps and senate on the first day of the year, said ; —We have just finished a year of severe trials. That which s opening does not present itself tinder better ...