... years doing their beet to remedy. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and the demoralisation in the army in South Africa the war, and its want of discipline afterwards, the patchwork way in which it was found necessary to complete the regiments destined ...

... extreme difficulty. But whatever coinse should ultimately be taken, it was of vital importance to the future of South Africa that the war should as early as possible be to a conclusion. After some words from Lord Catiogan, the matter dropped. Tuesday, February ...

... question occupies the chief attention of the French Journals. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE We regret to find, by arrivals from South Africa, that the war between the Zoolas, a tribe of the Care nation, and the emigrant formers from the Cape of Goad Hopi. still rages; the ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Government of Cape Colony has announced that the Kaffir disturbance may be considered at an end. The Galekas appear to have succumbed, and to be fleeing in all directions. Sixty tons of ammunition, including 1,000,000 rounds ...

... THE WAR UN THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. News from the West Coast of Africa by the Lagoa, arrived at Liverpool Saturday, states that in the last tight iu the eastern district between the Ashantees and the allies, General Domploy ass killed. The Civil for ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The following telegram has been received at the War Office, via Madeira : from Sir Garnet Woledey to the Secretary Of State for War. HILIDELSCRO, TRANNVAAL, Sept. 22.—Manyanyoba has surrendered, removing last trace of disturbanoe caused ...

... CENTRAL AFRICA. Mr H. M. Stanley's experiences on the Victoria Nyanza were of a highly exciting and war-like character to the close. The letter in which be describes the concluding portion of his exploration of the lake contains an account of two hostile ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. CAPE Toww, September 26.—The Union steamship Nubian, with Cetywayo on board, arrived here on the 24th inst. The King, who appeared to be in excellent health, immediately on lauding drove to Government House to pay his respects to Sir Hercules ...

... IN WEST AFRICA. BONNY, April 9.—The town is quiet and almost deserted, the inhabitants being up at the seat of war at New Calabar. It is reported that the Bonny men have by an accident lost one of their heavy guns. The gun was in a large war canoe, and ...

... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. Eighty Frenchmen. engineers, guide; foremen, and navvies, with 600 Morocco navvies enlisted in Algeria, 600 Senegal negroes, and 200 or 300 Krotmen, are about to commence the construction of the railway destined eventually to connect ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The royal mail steamship Macgregor Laird, Captain Whartin—with dates from Benin to Oct. 18 ; Fernando Po, 11 ; Cameroons, 12 ; Bonny, 17 ; Lagos, 22 ; Accra, 24 ; Cape Palmas, 27 ; Sierra Leone, 30 ; Teneriffe, Nov. 7 ; and Madeira ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Royal mail steam ship Macgregor Laird arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday morning. From Lagos we learn that sonic of the natives were dill at war, and had crossed the }toads. Peace had been concluded with the authorities. officers ...