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... copy of correspondence between the Scottish Reformatory Society and the Secretary ofState for War;— TO THE EIGHT HON. MAJOK-OENF.RAL PEEL, 9ECRETAET STATE FOR WAR. “Office of the Scottish Reformation Society, 6, York-plaee, Edinburgh, 18th November, 1858 ...
... expedition. force of 2,100 infantry, 8,600 marines, and seven steam vessels of war were preparing as part of the maritime expedition against the Rifl pirates on the coast of Africa. CAPTURE OF TOURANE. (from THE TIMKA.) Details have been received telegraph ...
... from Halifax, with advices to the 11th inst., bringing 300 passengers and 79,000 dollars in specie. The Africa arrived out at New York on the 8th. The war steamer Sioux arrived at Halifax on the 8th, from Havannah. New York advices state that the destination ...
... unfortunate negroes lately captured the United States’ ship of war the Dolphin. All that escape the effects of the double voyage across the Atlantic are to turned loose” on the coast of Africa like wild animals, to destroy and bo destroyed!”— A despatch ...
... seized at Oibo a Portuguese vessel of war, and taken to Mozambique. She was afterwards restored, but not till heavy losses had been incurred. Another vessel belonging to La Union has l»een pillaged the coast of Africa. The Captain and a great part of the ...
... ships. Every ship of war is a police agent, which necessarily must have the right of arresting and examining suspected offenders, Pirates hoist any flag but that of their pursuers. Will it be pretended that an American man-of-war has not the right to ...
... printed, and were dated, he believed, 1849; that they were, at all events, the instructions he had acted He upon on the coast of Africa nine years ago. said he believed, or rather was sure, no new instructions had been received from the British government for ...
... subjects, the slave “ After the declaration of the Congress of Vienna in 1815 that the slave trade is a scourge which desolates Africa, degrades Europe, and afflicts humanity, we need not further dwell on its character. It is a traffic which France, in demned ...
... they can be safely transported, and where they would be properly taken care of; and if they are sent back to the coast of Africa, the probability that they will either be murdered or again sold for exportation to Cuba. As to keeping them in America as ...
... or enjoyed a view bis unique collection of zoological specimens, illustrative of the wild beasts of Southern Africa, savage weapons of war and the chase, &c., would well not lose the opportunity of paying him a visit. MASTER MURPHTS OFFICE— Mosdat, January ...
... Espiras.se.” Paris, Monday Evening. —The new Minister of the Interior was, 1851, one of the many soldiers of fortune serving in Africa who were brought to the notice of the President of the Republic as men apt to be made use of for the accomplishment of the ...
... trade, but in encouraging our commerce with Africa. Itwas to Africa that we ought to look for a great part of our future supply cotton, and ho believed that our commerce in that respect with Western Africa would be greater than that with any part of the ...