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... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. THE WAR ON . Tqc COAWT.TWENTY THOUSAND AHANTThS The Wert African Company's Royal mail steamer Blandingo, with the mails, passenger., and earn, arrived from the West Coast of Afri , m., Teaerife, and It rumoured that the Dahomianei ...
... exhibition, shows more good sense than Chili and Peru, which have not yet got tared of their war. THE Times correspondent at South Africa, believing the war to be virtually at an end, speculates as to the future of Zululand. The question whether Cetewayo ...
... is we have done in South Africa ? The war was an unjust war; an unnecessary war; in my opinion a thoroughly inglorious war ; but we are told that the Ministry are not responsible for it. But after Sir Bartle Frere had gone to ...
... WAR IN AFRICA. A correspondeut of the Liverpool Courier describes the outbreak • , f war bete/red Bonny and New Calabar, During June, he says, information had been rewired at New Caster, that not aloes were tho Ekreekas preparing fer active war, but the ...
... ANT WARS IN AFRICA. Yr. F. E. °Aeon writes to law from I noticed morning that *leas the hottest of the frost wall of my house, oath. verandah. there lays quaatity of reddish-brown powder; there was awash to All • coffee-cup. Oa lodise sheer I saw that ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The colonial mail steamship, Weimer Castle, of Messrs. Donald, Currie, and company's line, has arrived at Plymouth. She left Cape Town on the eveniug of Aug. 4. Her advice. up to that date are that the two Transvaal armies, the ...
... AFRICA. Cape Teem, May :5. It is announced that Sir Garnet Wohiely is to snowed Sir Henry Barkly as Governor of Cape , Colony. Sir IL E. Itolwer it is believed will succeed Sir Garnet Wolseley at Natal. The insurgents at the Diamond Field of Grigual ITeet ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The news in the of war in South has produced no alarm, but irritation. In chances and strugglesof war the loss of 60 men is not a serious affair, but the circumstaoets the occurred have cowed much annoyance and mortification. A detachment ...
... Lay for War, dated the let iut. , xpreemn; flint war is virtually over. Mr Spriggs. at a dinuur at East London, that Parlimnent would be rattled as early no poselhle whether ut Cape Town or on the troutter depend upon the progress of the war. • Himalaya ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TEI CAPS MAIL The following items of intelligence are dated Cape Town, Oct. :Nth : Sir Garnet Wolseky is still in Seascanfe country, but no information has yet been received as to the milt of any of his visits. It is at present a most i ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The following intelligence, conveyed by Telegraph Company's cable, old Madeira, is dated Nov. 4th: SEOOOOENTS STRONGHOLD TO BE STORMED. Transvaal advises leave little doubt that war must be prosecuted against Seoomeni. Captain Clarke's ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. FEARFUL ATROCITIES ON THE VOLT& Additional despatches recnived by the Loanda, which has arrived at Liverpool, state that the western districts of the Gold Coast were tranquil ; all the paths and road, were open, and trade and ag ...