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... the Cape was one of great depression, as it was here, but hc did not think the war could depress them, as their ?? was carried on aq a great diatance from the sect of war. A SllABIHOLDZ& remrrlced that perhaps it would reassate the shareholdere if the ...
... THE ZULU WAR. DESPATCH FROM LORD CHELMSFORD. , A despatch, which the following copy, hi* b»vu received by the Secretary of State for War from the l.iontenant-General commanding tic troops in Siuth Africa •' Durban, Natal, March 16. 1879. Sir, —The date ...
... consumption, and a de- cided increase in commercial enterprise of all descrip- tions, are sadly clouded over by the war in South Africa, in which the Dutch nation is naturally so deeply. interested, and which must affect all branches of trade in -the end ...
... THE ZULU WAR. arrival of the THE DEATH OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. Plymouth, July Night. The Union Company's Royal Mail steamship from Cape Town, June 10, arrived in Plymouth Sound at 10 o'clock to-night Among her passengers teas the Hon. M. Cole, formerly ...
... greatly discouraged him. When the news of the disaster IssndnJ* was received lU' Cape Town the Kathr prisoners of war the convict station sang war songs, aad maniissted great rustless- Mr Joubert has arrived from Pretoria Maritzburg, to confer with the High ...
... Gazette of Tuesday last, containing despatches relating to the war at the Cape. They include the following from the Lieutenant- General commanding in South Africa to the Secretary State for War Headquarter Camp, Zululand, Near Drift, January 14, 1879. Sir ...
... THE ZULU WAR. LORD CHELMSFORD'S RETREAT FROM ULUNDL The special correspondent the Dmilw . writing from the camp on the Lower Umlatoosi , Drift on July 20, says Such the situation. It a very open question whether, satisfactory is compared with 1 the ...
... denounced the Government for prosecuting the' Is war in the Pihitippisses, and declared that there was an alliance between Great Britain and the United States to subvert liberty-the one in South Africa, anid tile other- in thte Far Eelt-- | Reuter. ...
... refused, pro- bably the next move will be toward Shanharkuan, and thence to Pekin. It is no longer war for Corean reforms only. ANOTHER GOLD DISCOVERY IN AFRICA. 5 -- (REUTiR's TELEGRAM.) Cape Town, Tuesday.-A valuable discovery of gold, copper, and diamonds ...
... THE ZULU WAR. ~..j i ,i (Bmwfc Gap* Town, July 1, Noon Plymeeth). UnuiDtNftirift, envoy from arrived Fort Napoleon Jane with fresh of fin* taak of ivory of sincerity. H* wished the the to be arrested immediately, and asksd allowed to through to NataL ...
... AFRICA.-THE SLAVE, TRADE v. LAWFUL COMMERCE. I (cOmMUNICATED.) The rapid extension of lawful commerce in the Youriba country of Western Africa forms reason enough why every attempt to revive the atrocious Slave Trade should be watched with the greatest ...
... South Africa that firigadier-Geueral V.C., C.8., and Lieutenant-Colonel Buller, C.8., are about to leave Zululand for England, General Sir Garnet Wolseley desires to record his high appreciation the services which they have rendered during the war, which ...