... THE AFRICAN WAR. Thkee is no longer room for doubt that we are in for serious work on the West Coast of Africa. It will be remembered that some 14 months ago the Queen, under the advice of her Ministers, concluded a Treaty with Holland, which gave the ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR. Orizaba, Mexico, March 2. —We read at iliat which Hannibal once said to Scipio—somet img I take it, after this wise: had been a blessed thing for you and us if God had given that mind to predecessors that you had been content with Italy ...

... COAST OK AFRICA STATION. Our correspondence from the coast states that since the new treaty with Brazil the slave trade has received a great check, and the commerce with Brazil has nearly ceased consequence of slaves being the only article given in exchange ...

... WAR AND CHRISTIANITY. ADDRESS FROM THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETF FRIENDS GREAT BRITAIN THE PRESENT WAR. TOTAL WRECK A NOTORIOUS SLAV » SHIP- Inte.ligcnce was receited in Liverpool ycslcrdav from Havana, announcing the total wreck of the notorious slaver Wanderer ...

... ITALIAN WAR PREPARATIONS. (FROM OUR lESPONDENT.) Rome, Thursday. Tiie Minister of War has decided that from the Ist of January, the number t f workmen at the Boyal gun factories, ehall coasidetably iocteased. This will the aew rifle to manufactured mote ...

... THE WAR IN AMERICA. Debrt, Monday Evening.—The Norwegian has arrived with dates from New York to the 17th inst. The Bavaria bad arrived oat. News generally anticipated. Insubordination is manifesting itself among portion of the Washington troops. It is ...

... THE CORK. CONSTITUTION. THE GOVERNMENT AND SOUriC AFRICA. The Conference on South African affairs ought at least to have the effect of attracting confidence towards the spirit which the Colonial Office approaches South African questions, and especially ...

... THE WAR ITALY Paris, Mosdat, Mai 18ra.—Tbe Montour contain* the following telegram;— ** Alessandria, Sokdat, Mat 15th.—The Emperor still remains at Alemndiia, where his head quarters are established. Uis Imperial Majesty is in excellent health. Prince ...

... THE MOROCCO WAR Accounts from Tangiers to the sth instant report respecting Moors as having plucked heart of grace after the loss of Tetuan, and as being actuated by a determination to continue the war with spirit. The firm tone of the Emperor and his ...

... THE ASHANTEE WAR. Barely has Sir Garnet Wolseley left England on bis important mission when tidings reach us of event that we should think must pat end to all hopes of an amicable settlement of tho difficulty on the West Coast. For our own part think ...

... THE MATABELE WAR. London, Fbiday. The Pall Mall Gazette publishes this evening the following despatch from its correspondent Johannesburg, Friday, 10.43 a.m. The following despatch has just been received Bulawayo, November 4th. A thousand Matabele threatened ...

... rise. Now, to this place there were forwarded for the purposes of a certain war succession of detachments, comprising altogether (53 officers and 1,360 men, and though the war’ has nevet been commenced, nor so much a single shot fired or single enemy seen ...