... TAIL or0 TH BANK.-May 10. Yosemite, Stee], from Glasgow for San Francisco. May 11. Ocean Spray, Beauvais, from Glasgow for Africa. War Cloud5 Irvine, from Glasgow for Colombo. G n A N G E M 0 U T H. ASIUVED-May D. 3Fogenland, Nielsen, Christiania-spars and ...

... recommending the immediate payment of a dividend. Should, however, thre political i events of the near future in South Africa wa-r- rant it the board would doneider the expe-diency off declaring an interim -dividend. The report 1 awas adopted. r ThRlu' ...

... treaties, xvili instil couitidence everywhere, y* ' Etnigratiun xcill teiad to put dlown, imste'tiume African wars. C uo Tboe normal state of Africa is war, folloxced by captivity. '0 r- ommaeuce andi civilisalion must root out wver. Eelh tiewoanti- 1p. in giritmtim ...

... , Oct. 9.-Steamer Mytelene, from Moute Video, arrived to-day. LIvEBPoon, Oat. 10.-African steamer Africa, from West Coast of Africa, arrived to-day. War- ren steamer Missouri, from Boston; American steamer Ohio, from Philadelphia; Clan steamer Clan Buchanin ...

... THE ZULU WAR. TELEGRAM FROM THE QUEEN. A telegram from Majesty, reoerved War Office last night, says «I truly grieved learn aad loaa af mr brave men. condole with their friends. It IS most heartfelt wish that this may the last oar troopa. Ur Thompsan ...

... incurred in South Africa. The the war be stated at about £524,000, which bad been provided for. £ 1 tot), 000 had been spent out ot Imperial funds on the Transvaal since its annexation, and believed the i11.509.0U0 voted for the Zulu war Inst year would ...

... period of continued good trade during 1900. But a great deal sill depend upon how- events shape themselves in South Africa. If the war be of a protracted nature the demand for coal will likely be increased for transport purposes, and this, taken in conjunc- ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The following list of casualties, which has bean transmitted Sir H. Bulwer, Lieutenant- Governor of Natal, to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, published in last night's Gastl' Lien tenant W. Murray, Natal Contingent, dysentery ...

... THE WARt IN SOUTH AFRICA.1 T-i!E LORD) rROVOSrS FUND. , C'rrirrti.'rn Wpv Lli pl:l1ished 21st A.ril.. £09,11 S I7 'WLEN'Y.-l'rr'TL LIST OP CONTRIZEITIONS. 1st L.R E. (Lic teprant-Cr.Ion'l Di-isn Cart-, l,-i! ' -.i- r.'s c erf 'Musical P 'y The l'z:r ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TELEGRAMS FROM SIR GARXET WOLSELEY. The following telegrams have been received the War Office, via Madeira :— Sir Garnet Wolseley the Secretary of State for War. Heidelburg, Transvaal, September 22. (No. 18.| has surrendered, removing ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. SITUATION* IN TIIE TRANSVAAL. laF.I'TER*S TELEGRAM.) Town, October ( ria Plymouth). Sir Garnet Wolrtkyisstill in Secocoeni's country, hvt n«» information ha-* yet been received the re ult of any of bis visit*. It is at present a most inopportune ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST SECOCOENI. STATE OF THE TRANSVAAL. (Brora's Telegram.) Cap* Town, 11 (ria Plymouth!. Sir Garnet Wolseley probably now at Fort completing the organisation of the fore* storm mountain. It is believed that sperstioos will ...