... SOUTH AFRICA. TEM CAPS MAIL The following items of intelligence it. dated Cape Tows, March 2nd: Sir Welseley arrived in Pretoria on the :Nth ultimo. It has been notified in the Government that the Transvaal Areembly will be spened on the 10th when four ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF SOUTH AFRICA., - - further correspondence respecting the affairs of South Africa has been issued in a Blue Book of eighty reven pages, illustrated with two large map.. The papers extend from Oct. 2, 1879, to Sept. 2, 1880. One of the latest ...

... LEPROSY IN AFRICA. A deputation has waited upon the Cape Colonial Secretary, requesting information on the subject of toe Robben Island Leper Hospital. The Minister, in reply, stated that the anxious care of the (iovernment had long been devoted to the ...

... this doow not in any way justfy or omon excuse his being put to death. The Bal. giana epeak of being at war with a certan chief, buy !&7 are av war with every one. Undor the plea wlaviry they have exterminated the Arabs. Why? Chiefly h‘m-w the Congo Free ...

... THE SLAVE TRADE AFRICA. The Morning Post says: —If slavery lingers it does so in defiance of the law, and must wear the most plausible mien conceal its very existence. Even when was openly acknowledged it wore garb which almost concealed its identity ...

... The war with the Crobboes had terminated. The English Government arc to receieve an iuderanity of £lO,OOO. THE FRENCH EMIGRATION SCHEME. The Daily News has received a despatch from Plymouth. in anticipation of the nial from the West Coast of Africa. It ...

... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA Continue to exercise the minds of poliUcana at homo and abroad. It appears that the Impisore advancing on the Mashona* land Country, and that there King Lobcngula is taking up a strong position near the border. The peaceful, friendly ...

... TROUBLES IN SOUTH AFRICA There in trouble again South -Africa. Lobengula, the Chief or King of the Matabeles, has refused to accept from the British Chartered Company [layrnent his monthly Rubaidy for August. Mr. Collen Warder, who tenderetl payment, ...

... AFRICA/. SURRENDER OF THE GARRISON OF LYDENBERG. The Secretary of State for War has received the following from the General Officer commanding in Natal and the TransvitaL NEWCANTLI, Jan. 21.—Rep ort from Delagoa Bay: Garrison Lydenberg Burros seed 7th ...

... WEST COAST AFRICA. Thb British and Afiican Steam Navigation Compiny’s royal mail s'eatner, Volta, A. P. Fiench commander, has arrived iu the Mersey. Her dates are— ...

... AN EXPEDITION IN EAST AFRICA. Mr. Joseph Thomson has returned to London after an expedition across the plateau between Lake Nyasa* and Lake Bangweolo. He succeeded in making treaties with numerous chiefs, especially round the Bangweolo region, for the ...

... Republic, the latter rbould have proved unamenable to reason, and should have rushed into war. assure her Majesty’s Government nf onr unflinching support: trust the war which has been forced upon the United Kingdom trill pushed vigorously to a successful ...