... highest prudence (applause). It is not necessary even, according to a familiar phrase, carry the war into Africa. It will bo enough if carry Africa into the war —[hero the outburst of applause compelled the speaker to suspend his remarks] —in any form, any ...

... ...

... AFRICA. Liverpool. Ti-esbap.— The Koval Mail altanier Cl«)- lias am»e>l with the mail*, and date, K. ruu, April CunerooD and Fernando, 29th; Old Calabar, llh; Brans River, 7th; Nun River and Bonny, 7th ; Lapo, Wih; Accra, l'2lh ; Cape Coast 11th ; Cape ...

... Newgate, d avd 4 of ircam- MAHOMETANISM IN AFRICA. estab- At arecout meeting of the Anthropological ‘ some extraordinary statements were made by C the ig- Barton relative to the progress of Mabomotani 5 pieu- Africa. Those who are acquainted with the ; y ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. the arrival of the Cleopatra, Liverpool, Tuesday, have the following* news;—A war had commenced between the King of Porto Novo and the British forces the west coast, and the slave trade was evidently as brisk ever, two largo slavers—one ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. * Liverpool. Susdit.—The steamer Congo arrived yesterday afternoon, with mails, Ac., from the West of Africa. Her dates are :—Old ( alabar, Nov. 8lb; Bonny. 13th ; Benin, ; Lagos. 16th; Accra. ; Caps Coast Castle, 19th . Cape Palmas ...

... ongou hrm. L. Ho Settiements in the Bales , the date, 23,750. Exchange on London, 6s. 1d. £3, excla- 1 in the WEST COAST OF AFRICA. yas in a Lrverpoot, Turspar.—The Royal Mail a refer- Athenian errived bere with dates from Cau isputed September 9 ; Old ...

... 1290) ‘Beaten Ot id oe an , 25 je. whi and ar—Extra State, 5 dols. 10c. to 5 Corn—Ol4 mixed, 1 dol. 120. » and WEST COAST OF AFRICA, on and Farmay.—The Mandingo, ‘West Coast of African mails, arrived here at Her dates are :—Cameroon, Nov. 12th ; Ol y Gray ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Friday.—The mail steamer Athenian arrived to-day at 11.20, a.m. Her dates are—Benin, Feb. 24th; Fernando Po, March 4th; Camcrooas, Ist March ; Old Calabar, 3rd ; Brass River, 7th ; Nun, 7th ; Bonny, 7th; Lagos, 10th; Cape ...

... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Recent letters from the West Coast of Africa entirely contradict statenr-nt which has been circulated, that Captain Eardly Wilmot, of her Majesty’s ship Rattlesnake, was disposed to promote a conflict with the King of Ashantee ...

... that the more mi existed than Africa, « > faras people more misunderetocd than the inhabit ad- nce dis- that great continent. Up tom very reesnt pt this, were in the babit of thinking tha: the ¥! antil a central jon of Africa was a vast inb r letter, if ...

... THE TROOPS IK AFRICA. In reply to Sir J. Elphikstone, Lord C. PAGET said that arrangements had been made by the Government for the removal of 700 instead of 500 men from Cape Coaet Castle ; 500 would go to the West Indies and 200 to Lagos, and thence ...