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... 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 ...
... — WEST COAST OF AFRICA. LIMOUTH, SEPTEM: August 21, statesthat in the BER 19.—A letter, dated Gamb thenumber of natives killed affray which occurred in July viously stated. The Govern or andco was 500, and not 1,500, as vote of thanks to Captain Vi uncil ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... advance had taken place in the price of fine imparted boar and wheat. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The African Steam Navigation Company's mail packet Caud•'ce, Comma:War Haekesky, arrive.' at Plymouth HandAy morning. Her dates are—Old Calabar, July 14th ; ...
... ce, and two of the assailants were killed and one wounded. Twenty-nine persons were arrested, and taken to Namur. Western Africa. —The mail steamer Canada arrived at Southampton Tuesday. Her dates are, Sierra Leone, August 3rd. A sanguinary affair occurred ...
... qualities are 'o Ijl. per pound lower. At auction Liverimsl a,' has nold at 15 . per 100, and Liverpool dairy salt at ss. per ton. AFRICA. ANOTHER MASSACRE. July 17tii—A sanguinary affair occurred Gambia consequence of the lawless act of man named Dorn ley in ...
... kind, we have horses, mules, bollocks, goats, sheep, cats, &c. On leaving Gibraltar we took course along the north coast of Africa, wind abesd, sod land still in sight. Yesterday we patted within two or three miiee of Algiers, skirting tbs Bay of Tunis ...
... and those in authority deem the medical department of the army deserving of the high position they have gained the present war. Medical Staff of the Turkish Army in the Crimea. —ln letter dated September 3rd, from the adied camp on the Ichernaya, it is ...
... that the vast armies maintained by Russia, France, England, and Turkey in actual war, and 'by Austria and Prussia, and nearly all the other States, in preparation for war, must now be fed out ofAmerican granaries, as Europe at best _cau no more than meet ...
... Slavish thk Fbrrbt. —We receired Ibe (ollowiiif; account of the capture of §l. ver on the west coaat of Africa :— Sierra Leone, June Majesty's sloop-of war Ferret, Cornmamler returned this port on Thursday ereninm. brinpng with her a slaver brig of about 230 ...
... Pelissier—Welcome, my dear MacMahon. You have come in time for tougher work than the siege of Constantina. We were only babes in Africa. The Arab is to the Cossack as— MacMahon—As the Cossack is to the Zouave. How grim and fat you grow, old comrade! you take ...