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... supplementary force for Sowh Africa is 349 petty officers and men. They lary Southampton on Saturday aboard the Britoa—to be accompanied by detachments of the Ropl Marine, Light Infantry and Artillery. The ves¢l takes with it guns and war munition to replace those ...
... LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA, TO THE EDITOR OF THE have recently the folloming lb ter from mv brother, a farmer in Sout’ Africa 43 itgives a tolerab'ey clear idea of the state of the country, you may'consider it weith a place in your I enck se my card, but for ...
... ADS pruspen is =! if it comes into power, will have to be of the ol: _ in an red to purely Tory. THE WAR blish- | week The news from the seat of war is atry’s i. Te day!” The Times says if the Berlin news is relia Ais Tie Pow helieves tha at Barlin eo ...
... FROM WEST AFRICA KHARTOUM. Stanley's snocemfal penetration Sooth-west Africa the dominions the Mahdi is apparently to have imitators from the West Coast, as there is now a project foot which to start from Monrovia, the capital Liberia, West Africa, and eventually ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. The Daily News declares that in the latest official dispatches respecting the Ashantee war finds evidence of the failure of the Government >to provide its officers with the means of warfare. Gatling guns and rockets arc made for such ...
... THE AMERICAN WAR. The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from New York, arrived at Qneenatown on Sunday, with papers and letters from New York to the nit. They bring the important intelligence that a British vesael, the General Parkhill, of Liverpool, had been ...
... THE WAR. PELT Estcourt, Mouday.—Mr. 11.1tu.,rd. hotel pro praetor et who ha* hen.. takes rare stew of time pusitlo.i of that pla+r. statut e ; 61.1 l 110110 of our ab'o to cove o tilt the weer ,I„uGtl Got. tote that hr wouhi oulc allow uwtn•u Mid ch.ldrvu ...
... WEST COAST CF AFRICA. LmxPOOL, WXDHXBB.ST.— Tbs Americanos OJ. arrived here with dates from Benin, October a*th; Fernando Po, November 2nd) Comeroone, November Ist} Old Calabar, October 80th; Brass Eiver, 25th; Boaney November Lagoa, Accra, 12th; Cape ...
... steamer Africa, not being aware of the blockade, approached too near Dmina, and waa captured by bar ship Argus. She waa only releaasd after soma hoars’ daisy, fibs is the first naral prise, aha probably will ba but taken dating tbs Ablates war. Than doubt ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. Advices have been received from the Capo Coast Castle down to October sth. Sir Garnett Wolseley addressed the native chiefs on the previous day, stating that the war would be carried on chiefly by native troops. His policy was to inflict ...
... coma.. has reference to affairs w the East. It well known among army men that the Cabinet and the War Office authorities are rather anxious about South Africa. A good den! will depend upon the doings of the Commission that is about to sit, and /els noon ...
... placed under orders to bold themselves in readiness to proceed to the of Africa on staff duties. It understood that Sir Garnet Wolseley will commence operations tbe West Coast of Africa bv arming with the Snider, and of course disciplining i limited native ...