... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA- LATEBT Pl Londoa, Thursday. The News Gismos mg.—After Friday's battle Jutert's form work. round and threatened Dundee. They placed a forty pounder gun upon Mountain, overlooking Dundee. The end struck the camp unit the boapital ...

... LATEST NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA. The Union steamer American arrived at Plymouth to-day from South Africa. Her news her been telegraphed from Madeira. The Union mail steamer Victoria, from South Africa, August 19th, arrived at Madeira this morning, after ...

... THE SOUDAN WAR. TO MI &imam!, The Morniisy Pwit • corrappondent, telsraphinpc ea Turley evening. rye -There in not the slightest essetaimer respecting Dalbw's minion. Ile will be able to to l:akdul eftU•r riming the camels. The remount of the file/idea ...

... THE MOROCCO WAR. Jn i. 7th. —The whole army encamped morning to Norlli of the Neg’-o Valley after having defiled through the pa*;sc; without opposition. In the course of the day cou^c' 1 of Generals was i 0 held upon the plan of opera* tions. It is stated ...

... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. The news Item ifirtrie ; loniVo — Sep . t - Onilier oth is of grave import. The rape Times :— The Transveal war has now become most serious. The perfect collapse of the envoy under President Burgers, and the complete melting away before ...

... O'NAHONY, IN AFRICA. Asother star falls', another illustrious Consul man, ater • well spout life, at the advanced age of 7S years, in the city of quietly mid calmly passed away. The lammed deceased was the salisolfelker, and steadfast friend of the war of this ...

... THE ABHAIfTEE WAR. The it - is likely noses that the Azhaelee will take little anion of our troops go as they ea this side of the svgs. they do over his Ant will probably be 1. est the heed of the maa who bin the sod le write a Irene to Sir Garen Woheley ...

... HUMAN SACRIFICES ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The Manchester Guardian's correspondent writing from Cape Coast on July 19, says have been making further inquiries into the truth of the statements I gave in my last letter about the human sacrifices in Dahomey ...

... THE AMERICAN WAR, Qceesstows, SiTtmnAV Mousing. —The Royal steamship Africa, from Boston the titli instant and ilalil.ix the Till inst., arrived off the harbour this morning. She brings seventy seven passengers, ami C 1,431 dollars in specie. She lauded ...

... PEACE OR WAR? It was confidently expected that the speech of the Emperor of the French, on Monday last, would ha\e solved the question which has for some time past agitated the public mind Europe. The ides of February, however, have come and gone, and ...

... TUE ASRANTEE WAR. Despatches have Leon reorived at the War Niko on Friday trout the Garnet Wol•eley. written Sierra Leone. The Broad Arrow Where*. in therein contained. that au number Akers have been Owed under orders to hold tbeiii.elres in readinosii ...

... THE WAR. OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE CiEAT OF WAR. CONSTAICTINoI.6, OCT. 28.—The Captain of an English steani-transport, which left Balaklava the evening of the Seith, confirms in great part the information brought this morning by • French ship, and ...