... — to Ja WHIG, = See _ oa feur naseen: wees Least ' wd bas this ports dull) The war amongst the natives ha commerce, cularly at Brass, and | The South it news is unfavourable. actaal Fes. 1.—Revenue returns sat being £200,000 atove Sypwey, Jan, 31.—Mr ...

... DIAMOND DIGGING IN AFRICA. A LivERPOOL man, writing home to his friends from the diamond fields, says:—“ The part of the country we are now in really belongs to no one ; it has no Government, no laws, and until the diamonds were found, no claimants. Now ...

... WEST COAST OP AFRICA. Liverpool, Toehuav Morning. —The British and African Navigation Company’s steamship Bonny arrived in the Mersey last night, with mails and paaarngers from the West Coaat of Africa, the anary Islanda, Teneriffe, and Madeira. The Bonny ...

... E WAR. !LZLC2 flAPRM FThflh 314K AND NEW=l ASSUCIAT:o-N.] FRENCII NEWS. GE.NERAL VON MOLIKE REPORTED TCU~ri, TTsvs;A'.-An unauthenticat-ei rumour is circulacad here th-t the great PruHsian person. age alleged to bavo been killed, and ?? coffin 1as said ...

... ‘Tariere b e Lil | to give assistacce and work to artis nufactured | the purchase of arma, at, as the | THE FRENCH ARMY IN AFRICA DE THEIR RECALL, Act, they en de. Bavasers, Wepvespay.—The du ss yoo, that the troops under them, aod whic D, * | men. should ...

... THlE WAR. [TllEGRAMS FROM BUEIE A2ND PRESS ASSOCIATION.] BATTLE ON THE SOMME.' DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH ARMY OF THE NORTH. PRUSSIAN ACCOUNT. MORRnL, MONDAY.-Victorlous engagements tokplaceyesterday, andlasteduntil darknes set in, between the German Ist Army ...

... prospects. The Continental war having already affected the markets materially, farmers will not dispose of hay or other produce now at any prico, expecting prices still higher. WAR AND THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Tots Fina.,cir says the war influence is having an ...

... in which the Crown Prince's a quarters are, may think of war; I hear he is r a French literary gentleman, and I wish, if I he be so, he could 'have been at my side a to tell his countrymen what war meanS when it is unsuccessfaul In any case he will 1 find ...

... Russian war. During the Italian Kr campaign which was ended by the victory of Sol- f ferino he served with distinction in command of a fr divisior. Since that time he has been a memberof Fr the Consuiting Staff Committee at the Ministry of on War, and at ...

... the fortune of war may rapidly and suddenly change; but this at least has been the re- sult of a war undertaken simply and solely to show off to the world the immeasurable superiority of the Frenchi atmy. There is a great deal of luck in war, but no one ...

... present time. The h war which is now commencing will be a long and a severe one, since it will have for the scene of ire 1 operations places full of fortresses and obstacles; rc: but nothing is too difilcult for the soldiers of of Africa, the Crimoa, China ...

... purpose in very short wars. A time soon comes when battles have to be fought by the infantry of the line and conscripts. The German system makes the re- serves consist of the beat soldiers in the service, and the development of the war is the unfolding of ...