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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... AUSTRIA. The Augfbury quotes a letter from Verona, in which it U stated that all jirobahilUy ol » war having disappeared for the present, General Benedik has taken leave of absence for six or eight weeks. Furloogha freely granted at present to the Ansthan ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. At meeting the Jamaica Coffee House to-day, it was resolved to establish a British Shipowners’ mutual War Association. London and North-Western traffic, £77,439. Decrease, £1,502. The French Customs authorities have given notice that machines ...
... reference was made to civil war among nations. Alas! lam afraid that many nations seem to be subject to this unhappy civil war which M. Chevalier just referred. know, if I bad to arbitrate between parties in that civil war, I should once make them lay ...
... from Chinn. Foreign Intelligenee: Franee —The Death of Count Teleki—lndia, China, and Aualtalia—The War in Now Zealand—The American War—The Went Coaat Africa—Human Sacrifice by the King of Dahomey—The Peninsular Mails. _ . . • Xf. L..t Crammmiwv Pig t Ad ...
... . New York, Dec. 18.—The Confederates in Kentucky are stated to be jubilant at the prospect of war with England. The Union men will, it is said, demand war in preference to offering a word of apology England. AMERICA—THE TRENT AFFAIR. New York, Dec. 17 ...
... Blondin (from Punch). Page 3—Foreign Intelligence —The War in America (from the Siecial Correspondent of tho Times): Latest Details—ltaly—Rome—Disturbances at Florence —Syria—West Coast of Africa—Military and Naval —Transfers Stocks and Anntulies—The ...
... t. The Future of Africa. —We all well good missionary schemes; all desire the civilization'of Africa ; we all believe iu the inexhaustible returns which Africa will yield to such industry will supersede the, si'*ve-trade and the wars undertaken for ita ...
... founded on Kohl's Wanderings round Lake Superior,” ” Barton’s Lake Regions of Ci-n--tral Africa,” Krafl’s Travels, Researches, and Missionary Labours in Eastern Africa,” and Olmsted’s Journey in tho Back Country.” Besides fiction, there are two other articles ...
... to make war in regular way, would hold good for laud-highwaymen employed governments whose subjects declined to pay war taxes. It is the old system, very convenient for buccaneer belligerents, the civilized world would stand it, of making war support ...