... writing the obituary of the above named diotiagnished officer, a native of Killarney, who died at Cape Coast Castle, We9t Africa, in the bloom of manhood, and it was but a few days ago that his esteemed- father, Mr. Daniel O(Callaghan, of lillarney, received ...

... whom on the whole the spirit of that country is not ashauied, and to whom much is forgiven because imauch is due. In South Africa the day of -ihop Colenso's death is a black date for the chives and of mourning amongst all. It warsonly yesterday the Se- ...

... Eleinore that the Russian government had given orders to sink all their men-of-war at Croustadt, except eight sail of the line. The Lyons journals state that three lions from Africa are now being oxhiqited in that city without being in a cage, or even secured ...

... may be sent direct from France to Africa by the Mediterranean telegraph. ROBBERY OP ARlmS AT B1seaccINGnAXt.-FOr a considerable time past a systematic robbery of materials of various de- scriptions given out by the War Department at the Tower, Baggott-street ...

... the ocesaion of the war declared against Ruosio in 1854. Ee was passionately attached to bisprofession, he was in the vigour of life and intellect, several of bh old compaxions In arms were going forth to win new distinctions in war on a grand scale, of ...

... ments. In consequenca of this conduct he was sent by the go- vernment Into hoiourable o0traclem in Africa, whire he gained great distinction In the Algerian wars. In 1847 he succeeded Lamorioiere in the command of the province of Oran, and in the following ...

... de Venadito has been ordered to Rabat, and the transport Lagazpi has been despatehed to Masagan and Tangier. The outlook in Africa? is recgarded here as. gloomy. Melilla and other Spanish settlements have bean reinforcd. Tangier. 9 30 p mn; The report that ...

... his brother, Rev Joseph Doherty, died in the prime of life a few years ago on the same day and at the same hour. Probably no war correspondent has ever had such an experience of the need to start on long Journeys at short notice as Mr Charles M Sheldon ...

... report of itle death of Prince Henry of Battenberg is correct, officialinformation to this effect having been received at the War I Chico. It appears that he died on the 20th instaut from a relapse. The Press Associttion'sspecial correspondent atf Cowes ...

... shortly published t»y Mr. '1' Fisher IJnwn, a trine'ler aith 1 distinguished record. has twice t ikeu •I) irge of expedition in Africa 011 >t (loveiliineiit. 11l his recently 1:0111- Lileted successful journey traversed, in with Lieutenant Malcolm, the n'hoie ...

... ?? The father of war corre- spondents, wants to see a little more before he re- I tires, and he goes out as the rival of lMr. Forbes. The Telegraph has come off -very much second f best since Mr. Forbes arrived in South Africa, and it has determined ...

... He is a real Yankee speculator in human flesh, but why did he not go to Africa and recruit there for Federal eoldiers. Thala' .he spot for him now, aince thi3 has become a war of black sten againet white- The Irish of Boaten, we are glad to perceive ...