... SOUTH AFRICA. THE WAR AT THE >JG THE MAILS BY THE BOERS ANOTHER ATTACK-DEFEAT OP THE ENEMY BY BAKEB. A Times Durban telegram says—The Boers have stopped the down mails Heidelberg. The official letters were opened. All the Boer army near Heidelberg. action ...

... SOUTH AFRICA THE BABOTO WAR. London. Tcmdai. —Thu Colonial Offlco have pub- Ushed the following despatch from Sir G. C. Strachon, Admioiatrator at the Cape, the Colonial Secretary:—“December 10th. Basutoland there ia improvement. Carrington i« atill ...

... ft Government. We had to oat oar eyes abroad more than one direction. In South Africa, though the war in which we had been engaged had happily been ended, yet there had began straggle which, I am sorry to say, has not reached its terminationa straggle ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TELKOUAIU.] THE WAR ZULULAND. The Pit«B Association informed that the csprcaiicU its reaJinc-s accept i.'jO.Uiai from the Government of Natal in final settlement all claims against the colony account of the Zulu war charges. ...

... foreign nations on this point. Ho maintained that the Liberal Government waa responsible for the difficulty in South Africa, and that war waa commenced without the sanction of Homo Government. |BT TELEGRAPH.] ...

... not be the author of new troubles. His return to England is the essential condition of sound and safepolicy South Africa. THE AFGHAN WAR. TELEGRAM.] Simla, Thursday. —General Donald Stewart has received orders to withdraw his forces with the least possible ...

... elide the chief danger which threatened or India. Empire a lastly dispelled. flovernment tt no• reepandble for INN South Africa war; but the de. stsmotina there of barbarous military parer en. wand peace sad yeogreas in the Colmar. epeetlag Hum Zola he ...

... necessary for the Government to take military positions, which strengthen the defensive power of Indin Against sgereseioii. In Africa war which deplored, end would have averted if it had been peetibia, has been brought to close, under conditions which promise ...

... CTH AFRICA. THE WAR IN DESPERATE FIGJiT. Ct« Tows, Not. 1C Pltkocth). —Colonel who ou the General Clarke loc-iI the liie Mufeteng Column, left Uie camp early the uorning the 10th. with a view to forcing engagement upon the enemy in open country the direction ...

... land, the el so far se I have So dote of the eloon, to as Mound to for one geononment sea Baden& prenosedlog mar In South Africa he war an frostier in Afgkentstsn but no is to save starving tics is their horses. (Chews.) IV:d the hams of Jaws Drury the day ...

... the gates by all the head men of the villages anil other iutiuential Mussulmans tendering their allegiance. SOUTH AFRICA THE BASUTO WAR. London, Monday, The following telegram was received d-y at the Colonial from the Covernor of Natal, dated Sunday Captain ...

... necessary (or the Government to take up military positions which strengthen the defensive power of India against aggression. In Africa a war which we deplored, and would have averted had been possible, has been brought to a close under conditions which promise ...