... of a limited number of coin- mercial houses that have agencies in the interior of Africa. These are all one can conjecture as likely beneficiaries, for Central Africa has not yet become a field for the tourist, and the numbers of people who travel through ...

... means. ABYSSINIAN MOVEMENT ON ERYTHREA. ANXIOUS MOMENTS FOR THE ITALIANS. [FROAt OUR OWN CORREsPONODENT.; ROME, Thursday.-Africa is once more an incubus for the Italian Government and people. Every year, about this season, Menelik has a way, all his own ...

... bor West Africa, will have an enlarged sphere of government in the Niger district. The War Office has made selection of sixteen commissioned officers from regiments of the line, with the object of sending them out at once to British Central Africa for the ...

... discoveries of Dr. Koch, the rinderpest 'is 'now regarded with less concern than some of the other cattle '.diseases endemic'in Africa. As regards the paying power of 'the railway from Bulawayo north- wards, there seems to be little reason to doubt that to ...

... military trunk lines as well as military roads throughout Central Asia almost enunciates as her opinion that war with Great Britain means war in Asia. That fact, unfortunately, somewhat dominates the situation, since we have no troops in India to contend ...

... West Africa. It is the French Freetown, or, if you prefer it, the African Cherbourg of France. Sir Charles Dilke and others have drawn attention to the admirable base which it constitutes for offensive operations against Sierra Leone, in case of war. Important ...

... to Egypt, Mada- gsaM ritius, &c., by French packet; to 1$\ et Cnast of Africa via L-iverp ol (parcel mealls;. Evening : To Mladeira, Toenhefi, Gamrbia, aud( X-est Coast of Africa via Liverpsool ; to .1Martinique, Guadeloupec, Venezuela, Republic of Coloinbia ...

... was pleased to be genially satirical the other day at the expense'of Major Maude's article in our columnis on Food Supply in War Time. With truly Radical impulsiveness, it jumped to the conclusion that the new awd important invention announced by him ...

... Tsar his desire to resign the Ministry of War and to return to an active command. It is believed that his successor will be General Lobko, member of the Council of the Empire, and formerly employed in the War Office. Count Otto von Bray-Steinburg, whose ...

... Tsar his desire to resign the Ministry of War and to return to an active command. It is believed that his successor will be General Lobko, member of the Council of the Empire, and formerly employed in the War Office. Count Otto von Bray-Steinburg, whose ...

... the second battalion of the Northarnptou Regiment at Aldershot, served in the Zulu War in 1879, and wan present in the engagement at Ulundi. He was also in the Boer War two years later, and fought at Lang's Nek. Major J. L. Emerson, who was until recently ...

... . ENGLAND HATES WAR. Alluding to the withdrawal by France of the demands she had made for an extension of her settlement at Shanghai Mr. Chamnberlain said that tue fact that this and the other questions had been settled without war was a matter of hopeful ...