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... little reliance upon our native auxiliaries. Treachery of the worst kind seems indigenous upon tbs Wsst Coast of Africa. This wretched war is rapidly becoming very unpopular home. 1 glad to that at the meeting of the British Association the subject of ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, Commenting npon the Zulu war, the 'Timer' eaye—The nation hoe wade up ite mind that lave must be the hiet of the South Africeu were. There are interests 001119100 to the whole h.dy of white cut, Diets, which these e..l mist,' ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA, Cape Town, 22nd January.— Captain Lambert has attacked and routed the Kaffirs in the Chicaba valley. the same day Commandant Frost marched from Fort Cunninghanie to Ungwule, and completely defeated the enemy, who 100 men. Activo ...
... A LITTLE WAR IN AFRICA. The Tumot pahl'nhee the fallowinf letter, dated Weat Coaat of Alriea, Ibaetowa, Bieera fenaa, Deraaitir It hat jaat hern reported that the npadHiaa ander tha Lieatenaat Ooecnor b piriap load aeeoant tbe Knen'.ni baracd then good ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. The Daily News declares that in the latest official dispatches respecting the Ashantee war finds evidence of the failure of the Government >to provide its officers with the means of warfare. Gatling guns and rockets arc made for such ...
... steamer Africa, not being aware of the blockade, approached too near Dmina, and waa captured by bar ship Argus. She waa only releaasd after soma hoars’ daisy, fibs is the first naral prise, aha probably will ba but taken dating tbs Ablates war. Than doubt ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. Advices have been received from the Capo Coast Castle down to October sth. Sir Garnett Wolseley addressed the native chiefs on the previous day, stating that the war would be carried on chiefly by native troops. His policy was to inflict ...
... placed under orders to bold themselves in readiness to proceed to the of Africa on staff duties. It understood that Sir Garnet Wolseley will commence operations tbe West Coast of Africa bv arming with the Snider, and of course disciplining i limited native ...
... Pat fob Was. —Twtcij year* before the CrimeaD War the military and naral expenditure of the country was ten milliooa. In 1851, the year before that war, had risen 16 millions. Since the termination of that war it has averaged more than millions per annam ...
... modern wars, this enormously high when consider the duration of the contest. It calculated that the American Civil War, extending over three years cost £1,300,000,000; the Crimean War, £340,000,000; the Pruss-Anstriau War, £60,000,000; the Italian ...
... THE ASIIANTGE WAR. Cara Coaar Caani, Dec. 18.—Tbe troop, wady I „ l.ad Jaaamry 1«. and will march Sid. They ...
... THE AS HAN TEE WAR. occasional correspondent the 2writes from Freetown, Sierre Leone, July IS . The British and African Company's screw steamer \olta, Captain French, commander, arrived here this day from Cape Coast Castle, which she left on the inst ...