... WAR ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Lagus, Dec. 15 (via Liverpool;. —A force Houssas has left Elmina for Dauve, and Sir Samuel Rowe is raising another body troops follow. Tbe object of tbe expedition is to punish the natives of Dauve for having ki led two ...

... WEST AFRICA. Madeira, Monday. —Toe British and African ateamor Loanda, from the West Coast Coast of Africa, brings news of the cessation of the war between the natives of Bonny and New Calabar. THE EMPRESS EUGENIE. Berne, Tuesday.—The Empress Eugenie ...

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... SOUTH AFRICA. A Da* &dm that NB R. Behar edam aim the MOM& the Formal Is BMWs* TERRIBLE AFFRAY IN AMERICA. New York mod • Melte' .at of aa Mamie to &rash Yam Mimi old halms Unary thirty. FRANC' AND MADAGABOAR. • pa. Imam imassa.—This that Ma the Maims ...

... FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA, Bosky, 9th, tia Liverpool, —The town almost deserted, ail the inhabitants being the seat of war, in new Calabar. Communication with Calabar is practically cut off the nny men. Fighting is daily taking place, but great bat le has ...

... HONOURS FOR SERVICE SOUTH AFRICA. In replying to Mr. Broadhurst, Mr. GLADSTONE stated the honours and distinctions which it was proposed to award in connection with services, military and political, in South Africa, and explained that the postponement ...

... THE WAR IN EGYPT. THE news from the seat of war this week is most favourable and encouraging. The British miler and soldier are proving themselves to be worthy successors to the men who fought under Nelson and Abercrombie at the Nile and Alexandria, and ...

... operations, having been present as a spectator during the Kußso-Turkish war. and having served with Sir Frederick Roberts in Afghanistan. He acompanied Sir Frederick to South Africa, and returned with him Capetown. Captain Henry Holhm Pvt, ’.M.G., who was ...

... remarkable escape from the bullets of the marksmen. At the conclusion of the war , Mr. Du-Val left Pretoria, and journeyed with bullocks , (all his horses having ham used up during the war) down to Potchefstroom and the Diamond Fields, from which latter place ...

... CALABAR WAR. [by telegraph.] Liverpool, Thursday.— The British and African Company’s steamer Coriaoo, from the West Coast of Africa, brings 33 casks of palm oil, being the first portion of the fine imposed upon the King in connection with the late war with ...

... the Zulu complication and war wer e the handiwork, first, of Sir Bartle Frere and some confederates, and, second, Lord Beaconsfield and bis party at home who retained Sir Bartie power even when they disapproved of his war policy, while, moreover, they ...

... This waniaje. Bowler Mete the modem mead • meth* the Treaty, although to bulbar distsrbasese thee ethane& THE FRENCH IN NORTH AFRICA. Tess, To thwith—The speech Sawed the new Freese Minister /Widest. belles the roomettes el Ilse Isthieg arbors the Fend 'okay ...