... BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA. SLAVE TRADPES ROUTED, FOURTEEN CHIEFS CAPTURED, IEEUThB'8 TELEGRMB] BLANTYBE, JAN. 26; L ut. Alston, of the Coldstream Guards, and Capt. Stewart, con mnasding the Sikh Force, have achieved two brilliant victories over the slave-trading ...

... through the War Oflico red ta'le mill to t prccure duplicates, relettererl medals are obtained I from dealers. Mendicants get hold of mcdals in order to eihihit them to credulous and benevolent folks, and thuls extract a rmore liberal alms. War decorations ...

... filibustering, only redeemed by a duub uW di gree of Quixotism, on the part of its own forces has not only risked a racial war in South Africa, but has precipitated Ln international crisis in Europe. There is no gainsaying these fans. And the question ?? we afford ...

... Lara t-, Watetford Redland SH, Swansea; * . J. Taylor s, London; C. w. Oulton, Layton, Nevfouudlund; Bolivia, Hanson, W. C. Africa (latter veesel reimaim in gingroad), AVONMOUTH-TfiUOSDAY. Sailed-Be]size so, Baltimore, Wind-East, light, hazy, ARRIVED OUT ...

... the central plateau of Africa, including the shores ot the principal lakes. t Taken, together, these three regions, which, in their e interior limits border on each other, constitute more than half of tbe entire surface of Africa. Here are r. found the ...

... agricultural servants wars scarce and expensive, it had been eredie the custom from time immemorial to supply their places by wrote boudsmen or slaves. The demand for such human energ Cmaterial had from the first brought down the oures of war &nd b upo ?? cuntries ...

... British South Africa Company at Cannon Street hotel, London, yesterday, evoked an exceptional degree of public interest in anticipation of the speech of Mr Rhodes as to his negotiations with the Government and his views on the fnture of South Africa. Although ...

... -Adriatlc has left for Liverpool. Las Palmas, Feb. 4.- Mesr Donald COurrie and com- pany's steamer Duart Castle, from South Africa, left at 2 p.m. to-day for London, Per Jonth. Feb. 4.-The P. and 0. Company's Royal mail stcamner Coromoandle from Cnalcutt ...

... such a number of men and such munitions of i war bad been passing over the water. That was entirely due to the capacity of the Navy.(applause). Theogreatest execution by heavy guns had been~done in South Africa by the Naval Brigade. He olalmred that though ...

... wore offered on renewed fears of a war in the Transvaal, prices gave way. After a slight recovery the tone again became dull on a rumour that the British Government had decided to send out 20,000 troops to South Africa, and that Parliament was to be summoned ...

... BRISTOL SHIP NEWS. :ri = - CAME IN.-Tbe Ann 110od, Prouse, from Africa; ?? i, ...

... Summerville yesterday. q ke INDIANS ON THE WAR ?? MASSACRE OF WHITE3 [REUTERS TELEGRA41s] NEW YORK, JW-E Intelligence from Ottawa states that Indians from the Cron Creek agency i the i West Territory are on the war path to the murder of six of their tribe ...