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... in Charleston, who entertained aped deal of company at dinner, had a black fellow as sr attendant, who was a native of Africa, and war could be taught to hand things invariably to the aft • hand of the guest at table. At *oath his thought of an infallible ...
... exhibition, shows more good sense than Chili and Peru, 'which have not yet got tired of their war. 'ruy: Times correspondent at South Africa, believing the war to be virtually at an ene speculates as to the future of Zululand. The question whether Cetewayo ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. SYMPATHY WITH THE BORER The Durban correspondent furnishes the following) nadir date Jan.lsth : Sir George P. Colley is still at Newcastle. He has induced tLe inhabitants there to organise for thei r own defence. Tbe Boers still ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. 000IIPATION OF ZNERIIBT BY THE BOBER The following telegram is dated Cape Town, Jen. : The Boers have occupied Zeerust, in the west of the Tnussmal. It is reported that they entered the Berolong country, but were repulsed by the ...
... THE .WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF THE BRITISH BY THE BOERS. A telegraphic despatch from Durben, dated Jan. 28th, says: General Oolley's advanced guard, consisting of a detashment of the 58th Regiment and a force of mounted men, have made an attack ...
... lithf, THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. _CRITICAL PosinoN OF NEWCASTLE. The special correspondent of t e Btai iieri,--ielegraphing from Nevreastle on the 7.h inst., says: A telegram just receivad from head.guarters, whinh are about eighteen miles from here. stated ...
... THE WAR ix SOUTH AFRICA. PROCLAMATION BY THE LEADERS OF THE BOERS. The special correspondent of the Daily News tends the following from Cape Town, under date Dec. 29th: The Triumvirate in the Transvaal have issued a proclamation defending their constitution ...
... THE WAR ix SOUTH AFRICA. TWICE RIBLIIVID. eerreepondent, leader date ef Dee. 1 4 4 h, new plug in limmenlead sem mY amPateb- In E-asod a =lame f il m Dordrecht has for the *woad time relieved Mr. Th os pene, at Gatberc. position g very serious the rebel ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A telegrephie despatch from Morn, under date 7th, says: Cape Perlis/neat opened today by Sir Battle *sew, who in his inaugural summed that bills would be presented for convening a waterlines on the e.federation of the South Atrium' Colonise ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The correspondent of the llassdard supplies the following item of newr, dated Pretoria, June 25th: , The preliminary examination of the men charged with Mr. Malcolm's murder has been brought to a conclusion. The prisoners have all been committed ...
... SLAVERY IN AFRICA Herr Krause, a West African trsteller at me note, who fret drew the attention of the to the fact that slaves were being sold At the settlement of Togo, hss written a letter from IS% which is published in Berlin. in it he mays: The ...
... unhealthy localities, necessitated by the war, has not tended to diminish the ravages of disease. The enormous number of transport cattle, moreover, that were introduced by the Transport Department during the war will ban brought back with them the seeds ...