... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. WAR AT PORTO NOVO— -2,000 NATIVES KIIXED AND WOUNDED —CAPTURE OP By the arrival of the royal mail stearoalilp Ethiope, French, at Liverpool, have advice* from the Wert Coart of Africa. The news is very important, as from the ...

... Mount joy-square West. FOREIGN NEWS. THE WAR AFRICA. The Monitew of Fridmj contains the following telegraphic despatch:— ** Toulon, Mar 13, 2 o’clock, p.m. Chercheß, May 9. “Marsdall vallee to the minister of war. The army has traversed the entire plain ...

... procure the conquest of Gibraltar ; the cities of Africa, as Tunis, Algiers, Ac, ter re to ht the pottrsaim of the French —and on a general peace, all the conquests made hy the French In Africa during Ihe war w'ere be given to the Kings of Sardinia and Sicily ...

... likely to suffer any material interruption by the recent untoward events in the South Seas and on the north-western coast Africa. The war factions, both among ourselves well as in France, are doomed, we incline to think, experience sore disappointment in this ...

... and the Zaid Afrieaan, to the 1»t of Ocobrr. The intelligence !»rouht this arrival ia extremely gloomy. The Zuid Africa says“ The war news exhibits a urrie* of the greatest confusion, relieved only the most discouraging accounts. Sir Andreas Stoukenstroro ...

... this ' itis known | tbe question of liberty. war—are the partitic @ against the | Dez t etep to the Lombard ‘would be | the three members of the alliance of the Mahon by exasions ia Europe and Africa, snd war with Eng of Vi as present at If Austria did ...

... census returns for Ireland, to imagine an Irish soldier returning after 10 or 15 years'service in India, or from the Kaffir war Africa, or from tho West Indies, wounded or worn out, to England, examined and discharged at Chatham, and then going to his native ...

... THE WAR IN AFRICA. The French are affording to the world an example of atrocious barbarity in the way in which they are carrying on war in Africa against the Arab tribes. Let us call Marshal Valloc himself witness the savage spirit in which French warfare ...

... effect, that every vessel of this harbor s is very the same manner be disti y eo that the d words might be easy. ceived THE WAR IN AFRICA. », find ‘OULON, Jt | eoun- “ oun PREFECT TO THE ISTER OF | on the “On the 7th the Arabs attacked the camp of Av casé, ...

... FRENCH WAR IN AFRICA. The Gaul, would appear, baa drawn the swoid against the Moor, and thrown away the ecahhard. A grand campaign will be andertaken in the spring against the Bey of Constantine, who continues to defy the invading Frenchmen. All is bustle ...

... of & unter- political coloring which was attempted to be given tk pear to be the result solely of theatrical int THE WAR IN FRENCH AFRICA. urday A letter from Algi of the 27th ult., states that | orres- Valée, notwit i condition army and the rejection of ...

... THE AFRICA. Exprkss.—Liverpool, Monday.-—The Royal Mai! Steamship Africa, Captain Shannon, which sailed from New York on the instant, has arrived. She brings thirtyfour passengers, a semi-weekly mail, and specie on freight amounting to 303,041 dollars ...