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... Gilley, Tuesday went down to Woolwich Arsenal under orders to ship tons war stores, consisting of guns, shot, shelL ana light goods, far Cape Coast Castle, West Coast of Africa. War stores are also about to be shipped from Woolwich for Toronto, Halifax ...
... tin credited. £654: Ike credit =■ ■ a own toil _a running at high speeds. Lord Bury moved an address i 8 w ready for sea. Africa. War stores are also about le be shipped from carried forward, and the report Hut ra«e yon arc tmnhled | j } for the Clergy the ...
... coast Africa, carrying before it vast numbers of Europeans and natives. The intelligence from Benin states that the river was very unhealthy, and trade was in consequence almost suspended. In addition the prevailing sickness, the natives were at war with ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Thursday Evening.—The Royal Mail steam ship acregor Liird has arrived with about 20 passengers and 513 ounces gold du*t. Her dates are—Benin, July 24th ; Fernando Po, 29th ; Cameronns, 31st ; Old Calabar, August 2ud; Bonny ...
... WEST COAST AFRICA. The mail steamer Athenian, with mails from the West Coast Africa, arrived at Liverpool noon to-day. H.-r dates are -Benin, Oct. ; Nun, Oct. 25th ; Fernando Po, ; Cameroous, .vtlth ; Old Calabar, Nov. 2nd ;Brass, 3rd; Bunny, Nov. ; Lagos ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA The Royal Mail screw steamship Armenian has arrived. She brings 1,928 ounces of gold dust, 525 re dollars, and 3,151 francs. Considerable alarm has Wen caused Cape Coast Castle, i in consequence of mu»inv amongst the soldiers of the ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. Roche’s Point, Sunday morning.—The royal mail eteam-ship Africa, from New York on the 22nd ult., arrived off the harbour at 2.15 am. Haring transferred mail* nnd passenger*, she proceeded for Liverpool, all welL She brings 34,212 dollars ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. (The Times* Telegram, ier the-Africa.) New York, March Ist.—-Detail sof the late battle in Florida confirm the reported extei it of the disaster. The battle commenced 2 p.m. on th 98th, and lasted -until 7 p.m. The Federal loss was ...
... THE WAR IN AMERICA. :-3i Caps Clear, Sunday.—Tha Canard extea ateamer Hecla from New York on the 13th inataat, passed Cape Clear .40 a.to., and having thrown despatches overboard proceeded f»p Qaeenatowa and Liverpool all well. Qufpnstown, Sunday.—The ...
... THE WAR AMERICA. The Titne*' New York Correspondent, letter of Sept. sth, descrilies the false cnutidence which still [urevails, although Pope, Mclhmell, and M’Clellan have been hopelessly beaten, is not permitted to the of New York to promulgate the ...
... among their own »ple. The mission in Central Africa, under the late Bishop Mackenzie, was established not only fur the spiritual w ants the natives, but endeavour put a atop to the slave trade, ami the wars in which they have beau carried ; and, also, ...
... Black Eacle, Woolwich. BUu-k I'nnce 4o,nnnnel Squad. Blenheim, 6». Milfoni. Bloodhound, 3, C.of Africa, Bouncer, 2. East Indies. I Brisk, W. W.Ct. of Africa. Cadmus, 21, America and Indies. Cameleon, 17. Pacific. Centaur. 6, Hast Indies. Challenger, North ...