... WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Br the arrival of the West African mail streamer we have rather startling deices relative to the Dahomey war. Intelligence of a reliable nature had been received at Cape Coast Castle, to the effect that the Aehantee army ...

... TUE COAST OF AFRICA. LIVICHNOOL. TIMODAT.— Ms Liberia has arrived here. tide brings a quantity of specie. Health, was gond and trade steady on the coast. The King of Old Calabar *as sod it was feared 'hat his death was sigma fur a bloody war for the Crows ...

... the Oil Rivers on the West Coast of Africa; however, such is the tact. On the Ild February upwards of 400 of the New Calabar nation, with t w elve war canoes, armed with cannon of various calibre, opened fire apon the Ecruka country. situated 70 miles ...

... hUSSLL'S NEll' WAR. Tee Ed inburgh Rerias, in an article which pose' rare interest for Europe at the present moment, true. the military •wakenirg of Russia after &Song period of repose and apparent inactivity. The renewer pule the total active strength ...

... rence fs over Mr. Odo Eyssell, to whose exertiot of the iden developed in it is mu probably remain here. We are assured the war will still be continued, but I ¢ derstand how those who make this assertion « or how can of the effect the event v duce on rance ...

... A BRITISH SLOOP BOARDED BY A SPANISH MAN-OF-WAR New Yoke, Satvedat.—Advice* from Cuba ■tat* that Spanish man-of-war has tired into and boarded a Bn bah sloop off Uayti. The British Consul and the Havtian Government are trying arrange the matter. The Boruaaia ...

... ALGERIA Aroirn*, Mond\Y.—T • post of Commanderin of the army in Africa is aVdisbed, and the cun in andanta of the three provinces are henceforth directly mi» j *ct the orders of the Minister of War in Paris. THE PASSING THE IRON DUKE THROUGH THE SUEZ CAN AL ...

... his early career in Africa, and lett it only to go all a major in the Ital• lien campaign, where he distinguiehod himself at Solferi•o, and won his lieutenant-colonelcy. At his own request ho was soon afterwards sent back to Africa, which he reached with ...

... £7OO from the home district source*. In France and Germany the ! churches had suffered considerably consequence of the late war. a number the minister® and missionaris* hating followed the armiea. The English congregation* had been scattered. Though for ...

... HOW THE SLAVE TRADE IS NOW CONDUCTED. Some idea of the barbarities practiced by the slave dealers on the East Coast of Africa may be formed by reading the evidence given by the Rev. H. Waller, lately printed with the report of the Select Committee on ...

... however, the war had recommenced, and was still going uo 1 t wren Oko Jumbo and Ja Ja. It appears than Oko Jambe left Bonny the day before Christmas, arccmpaniei by King l'epple and all his remaining chiefs to proceed to the seat of war, as he had e ...

... policen the city and res- iso rioters were quietly ‘WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Tavespay,—ibe has She brings a of Old € trade steady on the coast. J dying, and it was feared that bis for a bloody war for the crown. Teal meetiag the inability of ‘THE PROVISION FOR ...