... THE COAST OF AFRICA. W« have been favored with the following extract of a private letter from H. M. S. Prometheus, dated Sierra Leone, Jan. *• On the Bth December embarked black troopg for the Gold Coaet, and since that time up to two days since we have ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... Tuesday Night, 11 p m, The Africa arrived in the Mer«ey 8 o'clock. She briny 133 and 000 sterling specie. ■ bring- Californian dates to the 21th January—Ch.oOO do'.’.ars cn route to New York. Market dull and declining. War expected with the Indians, ...

... With that profound political foresight and admirable military genius which have hitherto distinguished their conducts the war, the British government drawn section their Indian army the uit when all Central Asia seems convulsed with Muscomio arms and ...

... mentioned of late. The entire military force which France could dispose at this moment divided into five armies or army corps, war footing. The one at Boulogne, consisting of no less than sixty battalions, each from thousand to eleven hundred strong, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... POLAND. Toe Warsaw correspondent of tbe Journal de Frankfort writes that it will be next to impossible for the Cxar to levy a war contribution, as tbe resources of the proprietors of land have been all but cut off by the prohibition to export grain ; and ...