Africa e i suoi abitanti . ftiTl PI .?,, Af ,? 4U rappresentanti, parzialmente da tbe funzionari nominati dal potere centrale. Il ADJIINISTR.VTION DEL SENEGAL. 169 EX, eletto da wliitee e neri senza distinzione di colore, comprendono thesixteen membri del tbe consiglio generale e il vice inviato alla camera. Thechief ufficiale coloniale, chi è investito di poteri molto estesi, prende il titolo ofGovernor, e risiede a Saint-Louis. Un luogotenente governatore è anche nominatedto amministrare i distretti meridionali e possedimenti in avorio e coste Slave.a causa del clima malsano, home

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Africa and its inhabitants . ftiTl PI .?, , Af , ? 4U representatives, partly by tbe officials appointed by the central power. The ADJIINISTR.VTION OF SENEGAL. 169 former, elected by wliitee and blacks without distinction of colour, comprise thesixteen members of tbe general council, and the deputy sent to the Chamber. Thechief colonial official, who is invested with extensive powers, takes the title ofGovernor, and resides at Saint-Louis. A lieutenant-governor is also nominatedto administer the southern districts and possessions on the Ivory and Slave Coasts.Owing to the unhealthy climate, home-sickness, personal ambition, and the shiftingof political power in the metropolis, these functionaries are often changed, as manyas seventeen governors having succeeded each other between the years 1850 and1886. They are assisted by a colonial council composed of high officials andnotables.. » Fig. 72.—Political Divisions op FaBNcn Sexeoambll befobe 1893.BCAle 1 : 11.000, 000.. Ajmexed Pu&sesaiijns and Tcmtories- iillllllProtMtea Di«tricU. ?iiO Miloa. In 1897 the revenue of Senegal proper amounted to £110, 000, which is appliedto the local administration, while the military and naval expenses are all defrayedby the home government. The military forces, commanded by a colonel stationedat Saint-Louis, comprise five companies of marines, two battalions of Senegaleserifles, two batteries of marine artillery, a troop of spahis (cavalry), and a few othersmall bodies, forming altogether a force of about 2, 500 men. The administrationof French Sudan, which, by the treaty of June, 1898, comprises the Niger Bend asfar as Ilo, above Busa, is entrusted to a superior military commandant stationedat Kayes, and dependent on the Governor of Senegal. AFRICA n. N 170 WEST AFEICA. Justice is administered by two tribunals, at Saint-Louis and Goree, and a Courtof Appeal. At tbe capital there is also a cadi, nominated by the governor, as wellas a Mussulman tribunal presided

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