... WEST COAST OF AFRICA WAR WITH THE NATIVES. Liverpool, Jan. 9. —On the departure of the mail from Lagos considerable excitement was felt in consequence of the non arrival cf the troops promised in July last before the cession was effected. The native chiefs ...

... THE GARRISONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Offioe has finally decided that the following regiments shall remain iv South Afrioa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home:—Third Battalion 60th Rifles, 91st, Seoond Battalion 21st, 58th, and 94th Regiments. These ...

... THE GARRISONS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War OfSoe has finally decided tbat tha following regiments shall remain in South Africa after Sir Garnet Wolseley comes home: —Third Battalion 60th Rifles, 9lßt, Seoond Battalion 58th, and 94! h Regiments These will ...

... MASSACRES ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. EXPECTED WAR WITH NEW CALABAR. Information reached Liverpool yesterday, per mail ateauer Roquelle, which has arrived Hammrg from the West and South-Weat of Afr ca, tbat her Majesty's ship Deooy, with Consal Hunt ...

... with troops for Malta. Besides the disturbed state of Europe her Majesty’s Government is anticipating trouble in South Africa. War stores are being sent to the Gape by all the Castle line steamers leaving England. Messrs. Donald Carrie and Co. have, under ...

... DEATHS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The War Office last evening issued the following telegram from the General of the Lines of Communi. cation to the Secretary of State for War:— “CAPETOWN. Saturday, 4.15 p.m. “Driver A. W. Bartham, Royal Horse died November 23; ...

... in Cheshire. and fieid. —Addresa Box 5, Telegrapa Shetf- ANTED, to undertake Sale of the Standard Work on \ in on; South Africa, “War with Boers,’ spiendid opening for intelligent. man; for and dis- trict ; terms and field. State particulars to “Art,” ...

... service in South Africa should war break out. between Great Britain and the Transvaal, . . ,, , OFFER OF MALAY TROOPS. The Governor of the Straits Settlements has wired to the Secretary of State for the Colonies intimating that in the event of war .with the ...

... and Cheshire—Address “Range.” Box 5. Telegraph Office. Sheffield. WANTED, to undertake Sale the Standard Work on South Africa. “War with Boers.’* in preparation; splendid opening for intellieent man: for Sheffield and die*rici; lihefa.l and constant ...

... with fear. During the past few months, when the air w2: full of the rumours of war, the Beers gravely the possibility of a regiment being sent to South Africa in case war between England and the Transvaal broke out. Kruger himeelf thinks the Ghurkhas ...

... charge the lance, the whole Being under the supenntanu-.::-- surgeon of eminence. Lord and Lady C. wi'd for South Africa shirti.-. T;» War Office aud the* Red Cross Society have their cordial assistance. ...

... THE BRITISH AFRICA. ANOTHER LITTLE WAR. EXPEDITION AGAINST A SLAVE RAIDER, (Renter's Telegram.) BLANTYRE, November 11. (By cable from Mozambique, January 8). The British expedition composed of Sikh sordiers and native trained troops led against tho slave ...