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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 ...
... IAMERICAAAL OF THICA. (SROM OUR OWN OOBRFSPOODENaT.) Liverpool, Saudiy The British and North American royal mail atea,.ehi Africa, Captain Harrison, arrived here at an early l morning. She sailed from Boston on the 20th inL, ad brings 2S passengers.9 The ...
... | 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 ...
... THE FATAL ENCOUNTER ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (FROM THE NEW ERA OF MAY 20, A SIERRA LEONE PAPER. The usual quiet of our town was converted intoa scene of consternation and awe, on Thursday morning, by of her Majesty’s steamer Teazer, from the expedition ...
... He attributes this severe loessto a shell, which n fell among a number of head warriors and elder, assembled in a council of war in the town, by which they were all 2killed; and a great number also killed in a smaill. hamlet where ammunition was kept, behind ...
... Mignel, a total at once ae sp Gest 408 OF messare roughly estimated, i in ships and goods at 800,000 dols ud what iscoun- THE WAR—THE CRIMEA. rayal of British (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) country CAMP BEFORE SEBASTC ve been airy hes the ac The funeral ...
... by Gela:iur, for the of a when Archbi soner in war. in 1826; drew up a renewed attestation of authentic aman ma and Gm the terme OF ahich i¢ an y 10. the costly enclosing of this relic has been either tot ya the | d by Genoese cevoticn—' P xtisso before ...
... modern world as exact symbol of what the ancients called Punic Faith. the coast of Africa, the White Flag at the yard-arm of her Majesty’s Navy is henceforth to signify war truculent and as treacherous the pirate's skull and crossbones, or the slaver’s lashes ...
... about another year—Russit, in the meantime, securing the co-operation of Germany—France becoming utterly disgusted with the war—and the British armysinking into the grade of a mere contingent!” three years ago, an expedition instituted at the instance ...
... exultiag in the summons boot and saddle, though it were a call ) taven. *• Marlborough off to the war, and so am I,*’ he writes. At other times he repeates the word war,” as if it were to him the ' music, sweet as love,” that made a different being weep with ...
... flatness prevalent was attributed to less favourable but unconfirmed rumours relative to the posi- tion of affairs at the seat of war. Consols were first marked ninety-one one-eighth, and closed ninety one- eighth to ninety one, both for money and the 8th of ...