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... in Charleston, who entertained aped deal of company at dinner, had a black fellow as sr attendant, who was a native of Africa, and war could be taught to hand things invariably to the aft • hand of the guest at table. At *oath his thought of an infallible ...
... the place belonged to England. A French man-of-war has been sent to Porio Novo, and the French lieutenant-governor has also gone there to inquire into the matter. Sreara Leone, May 34.—The raid by the * war boys” of Gallinas csused great loss of life. ...
... THE CURSE OF AFRICA. ARCM:MACON FARRAR, in the Contemporary Review for July, calls attention to the enormities of the drink traffic in Africa. He quotes the most reliable authorities to show the degeneracy and demoralisation of the native races through ...
... THE BOERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Tho Timea Durban correspondent telegraphs: —ln view of Boer demands the Swaxes are on the alert, and are badly engaged making war shields. is reported that a list has been signed of 600 Boers who have agreed fight for forma ...
... HORRIBLE ATROCITIES IN AFRICA. A laum's WlMPaia dated Wes. Tharoday, esie—domeate bout resemed from Me &leak settlarat et Yens Nero el atrocities committed b Lag Tets. • plan ead his ma scouted et *webs Se MU Um La bed War Mee Whoa sad Wit Wiwi W attar ...
... LIFE IN WESTERN AFRICA. DR. ROBERT D. Diva, of Coleraine, who was for some year! a member of an exploring party . who travelled through the portion of Africa principally watered by the River Niger, delivered a lecture in the Lecture-room of the First ...
... Liam= War Mioistry, with the new explosive metinite, in the course of which the it:iterating I tact was proved this chemical compound ii the coma of time aftomposes. Should this owed, some doubts been Mora on the statement, tostinite will be tor war 'purposes ...
... 12 000,000 of men altogether ready for actual war; the total annual war charge for Europe, £503,000;000; £2,000,000,000 spent by Great Britain on war during the last thirty-three years; the Crimean war, which PO few now justify, cost Great Britain £340 ...
... MILITARY DEMONSTRATION. SPEECH BY THE ITALIAN WAR MINISTER [rkcter's telegram. Rome, Wednesday. In compliance wltU the request of General Gene, commander of the Italian troops in Africa, reinforcement.-* to the number of 600 men will be despatched to ...
... FRANCE'S WAR PIGEONS, Ganeral Boulanger has recently given prizes to the best trainers of carrier pigeons in the de partment ofthe Seine. Pigeon trainingin France has become & branch of the military service, and plenty of well trained birds are to be ...
... whi•la was constantly ridiculing the Minister for War, has now assumed a &Smelt tone. The writcr concludes I do not be'iove re the imminence el war. But it must break out sooner or later, be , aose war is, alas! the inevitable bleeding causes humanity ...
... FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND HEN BILLED IN CIVIL WAR. recently made in the War Department at Washington show that the American Civil War watt et latively the most seaguinary on record. According to the statistics, 297,825 Union soldiers lie buried* the various ...