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... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Tin latest news from Africa is to the Stith tilt. The news from the Weat Cout of Africa is unimportaat, the h. alto and trade Of the different port. being take, ably god. At Lags trade was still completely stopped; bat it on petted ...
... THE WES r COAST 01 AFRICA. It the West African news brought by the Liberia is not very exciting, it is certainly not remouring of the continuance of peace. Our correspondent at Bonny, writing on the 27th ult., point, out that the mucliseaunted treaty ...
... says that GA, Spanish Government has decided to aband,ot fortress of Penon in Morocco. The war material will be mint to other Spanish possessions on the coot of Africa. where considered convenient. The fortress wilt be blown up to render its reestablishmset ...
... the sales of South Africa, with the intention of moving, that In the opinion of the Howe it wee desirable that facilities should be afforded by all practicable means for the confederation of the cot Juice and rates of South Africa. The hon. gentleman ...
... finding their way about, and an face levant and danger, aught to be able to Sod ou t something wortg knowing about Africa. A BiIIIJLT Of WAR. —The Dona County of Saturday, report* • cam which came before the Dorehmter magistrates is Which • Freschwornan ...
... upon American freedmen and their relation to the evangelieation of Africa. He then dwelt upon the magnitude of the work, the millions in America, and the hundreds of millions in Africa. The em- ancipated in America constitute one eighth of the population ...
... taste. Some of them weighed twelve grains. They were found to consist essentially of true salt, such as occurs in Northern Africa, on the surface of the plains, mainly in hezahedric crystals their fragments, of a white colour, with partly sharp and partly ...
... easily spare onc of th :d. He would abolish the army, because he is contident that if there were no soldiers there would be no war. PROPOSED NEW LIVINGSTONE EXPEDITION. I see, says a London correspondent, that a Mr. E: Hepple Hall, of the Universities Club ...
... the Vionriat- Apostolic of Senegambia, the most interesting and most fruitful for the religious future of this portion of Africa is, without contradiction, the formation of a native clergy. Ramon proclaims, and experience confirms the principle, that ...
... the vorrri , u - .pini o f .nd track the xteps of their L. bloodhounds. such atrocious tunduct would dograce the savages of Africa below the rude level of :heir pre. scot barbarism; and if Ur. Livinm,tone e.,t. f but ree•l these the neFe,rts of the Belfast ...
... inairnanunMble. For five days the fitge• dition continued its march throngh thin life-conarming slough, and when the pnwage war made, 4-nth had drawn his line through the ranks ; nickeeen weakened ~there; desertion• reduced the native followers ; quantity ...
... Livingstone, and get what news you can relating to his discoveries.’ But before seeking Livingstone in the unknown wilds of Africa I had orders to fulfil which you had given me. I had to be present the inanguration of the Suez Cunal; I had to ascend the ...