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... 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 ...
... necessity. With respect, however, to the West Coast of Africa, officers are to be allowed to volunteer, receiving such specif pecnniarv advantages as may be fixed by our Secretary of State for War.” ■ ...
... AUKKICA. LivaarooL, The Muil stMm-ahip Africa armed ao early hoar tbie moroiag. She brioge d*tae the 20th. four day* Ute new*, 63 passeoger*, and 1.244,868 dollar* specie freigb* The news animportaot. The Sjoate coaSrmed the appoiotment of Lanar aa to ...
... AMERICA. The Rojal Mail steam-ship Africa, from New York on the 28th ult., has arrived ; she brings 132 passengers, and 3,953 dels. The Moses Taylor, with two weeks’ later news from California, and 1,486,565 dols. in specie, arrived at New York on the ...
... coast Africa. That truth will find utterance through thousands of organs which cannot control, and which will treat with contempt his arrogant pretensions. The statement of his Government is, that the negroes who have been transported from Africa to the ...
... Baltimore haa arrived from Halifax with advices to the ilth inst, passengers, and 79,0 dols. in apecie. The Africa arrived out at New York on the Bth. The war steamer Sioux arrived Halifax on the Bth from New York advices state that the destination of the Mormons ...
... battalions of Oporto who were in the service of bpam in the war of independence. ti&The steamship Vasco de Gama, having on board a j Spanish mission, has discovered two islands on the coast of Africa, and taken possession of them in the name ot the Queen of ...
... legislate before the country is completely tranquilliscd. AMERICA. FROM OUR OWN Further particular* of the news brought by the Africa, up to the 20th ult. The proceedings of Congress on the 18th were interesting. The Senate passed a bill allowing the. officers ...
... 453,165 dollars. The steamers Indian Empire (of the Lever line) and North Star were going in as the Arabia sailed, and the Africa was passed, also bound in, fifty-four miles west of Sandy Hook. Elections of members of Congress had taken place in Pennsylvania ...
... 23d, and Africa on the evening of the 27th, The New York papers give accounts of mure outrages the British squadron in the Gulf of Mexico, and great excitement prevails through the country. Congress has voted the construction of many sloops of war and gunboats ...
... heavy' DK. LIVINGSTONE’S KKTUKN TO AFRICA A dinner is to given on Saturday next Dr. Livingstone, the African traveller, the occasion of his departure Irom this country fur u Ircsh expedition into the interior of Africa. He is furnished with all requisite ...
... settlement. The war with the Crobboea had terminated. The English Government are to receive indemnity of £lO,OOO. THE FRENCH EMIGRATION SCHEME. The Duihj News has received despatch from Plymouth in anticipation of the mail from the West Coast of Africa. It states ...