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... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape Town, Sept 17. The Governor leaves to-morrow, j>er Cumberland, for Natal, Colonel Walter the lion W F Lyttleton, the Rev .Mr Stemgan, and Lieutenant CoghiU, and will joined i’ort Elizabeth Overbeck, Collector of Customs. Ilia Excellency ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape Town, June 18, Noon, (n»'o Plymouth). The war on the frontier is now generally admitted to drawing a close, the only organized band of any importance at present in the held being that under Kdraund Saudllli Montangania, near the junction ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. OPENING OP THE DELAGOA BAY RAIL- The Times' Durban correspondent says tbs first section of Bsy Railway was opened yesterday. Tbs line, which is flfty-fonr miles long, ends &omab, the wilderness. President Kroger intends to submit tbe new ...
... THE FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Standard says It isthe intention of the War Office to carry out an immediate reduction of tho S alt South Africa, The Brigade commands held General Bailer and General Bellairs are to be 1 abolished, and the appointment ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape Town, Sent. 17 Telegraph from Madeira). Sir Bartle Frere. the Governor of Cape Colony, ■will leave to-morrow for Natal, where will meet the commander in-chief, and will afterwards oroceed to the Transvaal, Pretoria, Griqualand West ...
... SOUTH AFRICA Time; .li.baiimMliiir- ...
... AFRICA. Cap* Town. Oct 19. h. tin Madaim. Ttwak*,- been fighting in the since tfce sailing the last steamer. and bis tribe »:« completely ennoui de ...
... SOUTH AFRICA (Cape Town, March loth, via Plymouth;. The operations during the week have been principally confined to patrolling and undecided fighting has curred. Active operations against Tim Macomo . were expected to have been commenced the begin- | ...
... NORTH AFRICA- Tunis, Wednesday Evening. The French Financial Commission has caused all the employe* formerly connected with tho Tunisian navy summarily dism ssed. It repot ted that General Lambert will shortly return France. TURKEY, BISMARCK, AND NORTH ...
... VVKST AFRICA. (KELTER S rehEORIM M. .r Young, the 2nd Batt.ibon Wc«t In- • R. wimti.t died ui fever at th- U-.h iJrt. THE WAR. ALLEGED DESTRUCTION OF A U.S. WARSHIP. ADMIRAL SCHLEY AND 24 RETORTED KILLED. TELEURAM) WASHINGTON, Thursday. Tli« following ...
... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. ■■Hit Ifc# Coe*itt*e we* Wiihuliy ie the Otk « ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, The papers brought by the Cape mail mouth give the following news, a good deal which is, however, greatly modified by oire telegrams of much later date already lished: Cape Town, March 27 (via Plymouth*. The condition of affairs in emigrant ...