... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Cars Town, Mav Plymouth).—Com- with men, while re- towards Merwarp Kranlz, Aptil 26;h. v'xt attacked by Kaffirß, and compelled their superior nnmber retire. Twelve the enemy w-ire, however, killed without lo? 8 on the Britikh ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA- Cafp. Tow*. Mien 12 (pill Plymouth).— Poring the vrepk the prmeial of the war hevo been the attacks upon Fmi Mocmiio. The forces employed consisted oompimee toe Hefiimeot, psrty of artillery, sod U.go number of Tolonteoro and Pmgoes ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. Town. April 3rd —Hi* Excellency the Governor. 8»r Hartle is expected to arrive m Cape Town by toe Uatm.b » Caetle. Parliament i« appointed ra?ct on May lOlh. The Premier, Mr. J •rdon Spring. at present in Cape Town. Capk Town, April ...

... AFRICA %I a, Alin. _'t.—!laving retornod here, I was rather surprised to find that. duchy my short elacne,. thee.- lad been n small war. this you hare seen all of thin affair, no !will not you any details of the matte. At present in quiet. The rehtli ...

... AFRICA The Royal mail steamer Ethiope arrived In the Mersey, at 1 o’clock morning, from West Coast Africa, Teneriffc, and Madeira. The 1,5370 x. gold dust. boxes specie, and a fall cargo. bringa passenger*. The Cameroon* w** in very uascttled stale, in ...

... SOUTH AFRICA M’.ir relier funds ape being ope red in all the ,, ci|>al town*, and (-er miss ion has been granted export cereals to biitish j-orts. INDIA. Vi ...

... SOOTH AFRICA. THE RISING BASUTOLAND. ZCLULAND AND THE TRANSVAAL. Cape Tow.v. Mat (via Plymouth).—The pnncipal event of the week has been the rising of the rebels Basutoland. The rebel chief Joel, having attacked Jonathan the leader of the loyalists, the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. A Boer volunteer force has been to deal with a small party the enemy which has the border arid raiding the natives’ cattle o» Nairobi in British Fast /frioa. Mrs. Botha is establishing a fund relieve distress in thj Union arising from the ...

... IN THE HEART OF AFRICA. Governor Charms Natives with the Gramophone. Colonel Haves Sadler, Clovernor of tho East African Protectorate, has made number of tours the more remote provinces of the country to gel into touch with the natives. In thft.c niissh ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Pretoria. On the evening the 23rd a most convivial evening was went the orethren the Bachelors' quarters. No. 2. ''an Borstclen's Cottages. Andrew's Stree*. Pretoria. It was the evening prior the departure of the etteemed sir knight and ...

... Coles then moved a vote of thanks to Br. tor Ihr war which had con,lif ted the nK-clins. and lor tho war in which the H, \ I*. was worked. Hr- M Kclvcr sod it gave him pU-awtr# to second the motion. It war. not only asurprifo hut- proved that, in the absence ...

... OF THE AFRICA. MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL BURNSIDE ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK; THE GOVERNOR OF JERSEY’S MESSAGE; IMPENDING NAVAL ATTACK WILMINGTON AND CHARLESTON ; FRUITLESS CHASE AFTER THE ALABAMA; Ac., Ac. Queenstown, Monday. The Royal mail steamer Africa, from Boston ...