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... ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. WS received, on Saturday evening, by the arrival in the river of the Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Harrison, commander, letters and papers from New York to the 2d instant. The Africa sailed from New York at 12.15, p.m., on the 2d ...

... AMERICA.. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. Br the arrival of the Royal Mail steam-ship Africa, Harrison, commander, we have received letters and papers from New York to the 25th ultimo. The Africa sailed from New - York at 1 5, p.m., on the 25th ultimo; and at ...

... THE KAFFIR WAR. We have been favoured with the following extract from letter from a gentleman, at the seat of war in South Africa, to his brother, in our neighbourhood; and which, from the observations and remarks it contains, may serve to explain some ...

... CAFFRE WAR. [We have been favoured with the following extract from a letter by a Medical Officer attached to the Army Staff in South Africa, dated the 10th January last.] The Caffre War is still pursuing its desultory course without any immediate prospect ...

... do, the gratifying intelligence that the expensive contest with the sable inhabitants in Southern Africa is virtually brought to a close. The war, which we devoutly hope is thus terminated, is one of a series of conflicts which we have waged with the Kaffirs ...

... *. __ THE CAPE WAR. With a third war looming in the distance,' and « second hut recently commenced, it is good policy to keep tbe public eye from time to time directed towards the progress we may be making with respect to the first. We may at least pick ...

... truth, when a meeting is positively held in the metropolis for considering the war now raging in Caffreland, aud the propriety of trying to protect the poor Caffre. The war, as a con- temporary justly declares, is not ' raging in Caffreland.' It is ...

... -n*— . THE BURMESE WAR. Even in the heat of a general election contest, it is not quite possible to forget that we have a couple of very expensive wars on hand in remote districts of the earth, nor to cease to be aware that the issue of these struggles ...

... ITHE KAFFIR WAR & THE MILITIA. A meeting took place in the Corn Exchange Rooms, on Thursday evening, for the purpose of adopting a petition to Parliament against the continuance of the Kaffir war, and also deprecating the proposed enrolment of the militia ...

... THE THREATENED COD-FISH WAR. The causes of war which arc recorded on the page of history are extremely diversified in their character, j The lust of conquest, for the sake either of military glory, | or territorial extension, has crimsoned many a field ...