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... WEST AFRICA. ENCOUNTER BETWEEN NATIVE POLICE AND WAR-BOYS. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] Freerows, Wesr Avrrica, Decemser 30 (via Liverroor).—An encounter took place recently, just outside the Oulymah district, between a small British force and a party of war-boys ...
... EAST AFRICA. Zaxzipar, Svxpiy.—News has been received from Lake Nyassa on December 19th that Mr. Lugard was still holding Karonfas with & greatly reduced garrison, including six Europeans, the remainder having left owing to ill-he<find disappointment ...
... PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA. Tha mail from East Africa on Mondaj brought news that her Majesty’s ship Stork was on her way to the Zambesi mouth from »he Cape, where aha will examine the new entrance the river reported Mr. Rankin. Two email steamers seat out ...
... IMPORTANT LETTER FROM STANLEY. HIS EXPERIENCES IN CENTRAL AFRICA. The following interesting letter from Mr. H. M. Stanley has been received h{‘oMr. E. Marston, of the firm of Messrs. Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington, and given to the Press ...
... on the difference between Great Britain and Portugal concerning the latter's boundaries in South Africa gravely proposes that contracts for Portuguese war ships should in future be given to French builders. It is admitted that Portuguese polizy cannot ...
... banquet m honour of Mr. Stanley and his officers. .. EAST AFRICA. KB. CHIEF BANIJED. Zinzidab, Monday.— The capture the Bushin. near Pagan!, is confirmed. He was hanged yesterday, after a council war, order of Major Wiesmann. CLOSING ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES ...
... sufficient proof | of the poverty of their parents.—Justice, CENTRAL AFRICAN CURIOSITIES. Anything that comes to us from Central Africa is of interest, and of special interest is information relating to that portion of the Dark Continent where Mr. Stanley and ...
... BRITISH ENGAGEMENT WITH NATIVES IN WEST AFRICA—I3I NATIVES KILLED. (West Africa), Dec. 30 Liverpool).—An eucouatertook place recently just outside tho Bulymah district between email British force and party of War-boys. Since Sulymab became a British settlement ...
... g. SEVERE FIGHTING IN EAST AFRICA. A Zanzibar correspondent telegraphs—Severe fighting has occurred at Bagamoyo. Bushiri attacked the German station at that place, whereupon a party of sailors were landed from a German war vessel, and attacked the Arabs ...
... and assert his rights in peace. Referring to foreign affairs, he dwelt on the importance of suppressing the slavetrade in Africa, and adverted to the enormous progress of Egypt under our sheliering belp. He pointed out the dangers to which it wasstill ...
... German sailors on leave committed the Samoan insurgents, detachment from the German corvette Olga was sent to the scene of the war to accompany the German consol negotiate with the rebels, with the object of inducing them to deliver op their arms. their way ...
... in Central Africa, particularly in that part of it in which the work of this miseion woe carried on. There are, be explained, ti>ree Africas known to modern work—North Africa, ehiefiy known a resort of those in search of health ; South Africa, chiefly koowo ...