... THE KAISER AND THE WAR GERMAN FORBIDDEN TO SOUTH AFRICA. BERLIN. r 'hand*y. By order Emperor William an order haa been issued hia Majesty's Military Cabinet to the generals commanding the various military districts, in which his Majesty expresses his ...

... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Lxvekpool, Thursday Evening.— The Royal mail steamer Macgregor Laird, with about 30 passengers and 513 ounces of gold dost, has arrived. Dates are- Benin, July 24th; Fernando I'o, 29th ; Cameroonj, 31st; Old Calabar, August 2nd ; ...

... FRENCH TROUBLES IN AFRICA. The ftlectioM were undoubtrdly harried on ia the belief that remforccmenift wjuld bctore long have been to Algeria and Tumi*, and in the desire to prevent reactionary capital from being made out of th“«e measure*. No sooner ...

... of the Eastera question and in South Africa. Os Saturday night rumours prevailed that the Government intended send from 30.000 to 30,000 men to South Africa. The Regiment, now quartered hers, was mentioned as likely to form a party. Nothing official was ...

... GERMAN TRAVELLERS IN AFRICA. -ee Oerman the West A.V.' t. to a Iter a>lilre**«3d the D-rlin . •npliM-sl Society, strived st I>r Baehsoty proceeded Rrlbi*. Dr. K- mu and Linlrr hoped to hud an opporlua; to ( ...

... West, said it was the duty of Government to warn the Imi>er!al Government that war with the Transvaal would mean outbreak civil war in South Africa. RISING IN SOUTH AFRICA. ...

... THE WAR UGANDA. (CHKSS ASSOCIATION TEU'ORAU.) Captain Lngard. whose action in Uganda while in charge of the British East Africa Company's forces has led to tbe interchange of comm icat ions between our Government and that of France, will arrive in England ...

... NORTH AFRICA—TRIPOLI, Mahseii.i.eh, Oct. 2.—A private telegram announces that the Bey of Tripoli, in Barbary, not having received from Constantinople the money to pay his troops, battalion mutinied and endeavoured to induce the others to join them, but ...

... BRITISH EAST AFRICA. A NEW NAVAL HARBOUR. (KEUTER TKfcSaBAM.) Admiral Freemaotle baa practically tested the value of Mombasa as naval harbour by bringing a squadron consisting 11 vessel* of war into the harbour, when they were comfortably anchored with ...

... FRENCH TROOPS FOR AFRICA g—MQ BREST, Wednesday. A detachment of 900 non-commisaioned officers and men the Marine Infantry Bailed from here to-day for ftMUgll and Soudan. NEW RUSSIAN WARSHIPS ST. PETERSBURG, Tuesday. The.Bowiao Government wffl shortly ...

... HIS JOURNEYS IN AFRICA. GKntMir* —In reply to voar letter of the 30lh . constroction of the r»ilwwv. plan had been pre- April, hia Excellency the Minister instructs me to sented to their resident eircineer Ixiurenco Marinform you as follows; - The tramway ...

... THE GERMAN REVERSE IN EAST AFRICA. (raw to dult mare.) Oar Berlin corMpoadao* nna, nr Mail* of lh* ditMtrou, aback tee Oarmona bava aoßarad in Alrion. II mm lor manual aaiVm Qatmaa praUft. •ad With dTiUmd tm to tua with wra«a mom army manual ...