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... SOUTH AFRICA AND WAR.. Tgs King of the Zulus has not accepted within the appointed time the terms proposed in the Ultimatum sent to him by order of Her Majesty's High Commissioner in South Africa. This piece of news will create no surprise—hardly even ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE BASUTO WAR. Ohre TOWN, BOLOrday.--COIODSI Qrlw oommandemt•general of the colonial has been appointed to the commend of the reinforcements for the relief of Cara Town, Sept. 15, 3 r.m.—Tie tenor ,the news from the border d the week has ...
... NEWS FROM THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. EXPECTED WAR AT NEW CALABAR. The British and African Company's royal mail steamer Donny, with mails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa, arrived in the Mersey on Wedne , day. She reports that trade on the coast ...
... ENGLESH MISSIONARY sitar DI EAST AFRICA. war rewired yesterday afternoon by cable from the agents of the London Saciety at Zanribar of the death of .Mr Arthur one of their miesionaries in be been shot by natives no ?dooday at M'Earige, clone to the roan ...
... Crimean war 750,000 men; the Italian war (1859), 45,000; Danish woo (1864), 5000; the Mil War I —the Northern SMUG 280,000 the Southern States 1529,000; the Ammo - Prussian war, 45,000; the EranemGerman war--ffranee 155000. Germany 00,000; ...
... inkling' of the plot and concocts a oold-blooded scheme of his own. The Mims is with her parents who have settled in Heath Africa. War breaks out and the chief characters in the Story meet under unusual circumstances. The girl's life is in the utmost tray ...
... Correspeartence publislms a letter from Lord Ilowden to Spanish Consul at Bayonne, encles• ing WOW. towanle the expenses of the Africa° war. &nil expressing the sincerest wishes for the of the Spaniards. A letter from Madrid says :— There are still upwards of ...
... bury Williams, Esq., and Sir ti heophilus St George, 7 to be Assistant Magistrates for the District of Natal, in South Africa, WAR OFFICE, Dee. 14. 93d Regiment of Foot.—Major-General Edward Parkinson, C.B., to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General William ...
... will be recognisod. The satisfaction experienced the nation can only enhanced by studv cf the actual situation in South Africa. War, ind -eil, lias not actually broken cut, and peacu may still preserved the Boers freely, liiily, and promptly the only ...
... the scarcity ' of the Kaffir labourers to the fact of . their being . told a thousand English soldiers were coming to Africa , and war between the English and Dutch was imminent . The Kaffirs were naturally frightened ' and deserted-the mines . If the ...
... been pleased to appoint Thomas W. Jackson, Esq., Magistrate fur her Majesty’s settlement the Gambia, on the West Coast of Africa. War Office, Sept. 14.—2 d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet F. Barrow has been permitted to receive the value of a cornetcy ...