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... SOUTH AFRICA. Gai April 24.—Sir Hercules Robinson leaves to-day per tho Mexican for England. It said his absence will not exceed three months. It is stated that Mr. Scanlcn interview with President Brand was not wholly satisfactory. Accounts from state ...
... \MaSr AFRICA a asked Ity Mr Dillon, Indiall Mr. Davitt. aa I*, tlw* disjn-itn ~f nlnps war ...
... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. ZtNZtuAR, Friday.—Tno Freoch war vessel Buauj.re ha* arrived here from and re(X>rta the occupation of th» ports the north woet coast of Madagascar after tnu dtstruutioa of Fort. THE PEACE BETWEEN CHILI AND PERU. Wash!jsotos, Friday ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape-town, July 17 (via Plymouth).— The prospects of submission by the Basatos to the Imperial Government look brighter, and tho general acceptance of Lord Derby's proposals is considered probable. The war in the Transvaal has terminated ...
... BRITISH AFRICA. WITH ASSAULTED AND BURNED DOWN. FIERCE EIGHTH ZAKZreAB, SCKDAT. Now* has been received here to-day from Witu that in consequence of the con tinned hostility of Fumo Omari, (be deposed Sultan, a landing party from the Britin war vessels ...
... THE ITALIANS AFRICA 10,000 MEN TO B£ DESPATCHED. Home, Wbdnkboay. The Press as whole are united in urging Italy to occupy tbe Harrar region without delay, primarily means of cutting off supply of arms aod war munitions to King Mooelik by way, of Obok ...
... WEST AFRICA. Liverpool, Thursday. The British and African Company’s steamer Corisco, from the West Coast of Africa, brings thirty-three casks of palm oil from Bonny, being the first portion of tho fine imposed upon tho Kin*» in connection with tho late ...
... WIST AFRICA. Litertool, Monday. The British and African Steamship Company's steamer Volta brings the following Intelligence :—Bonny, November B.—Her Majesty's ships Flirt and Pioneer have gone tbe Aksssa River in order to punish the natives who set fire ...
... SOUTH AFRICA Capatown, Kov£mb>&b 11 Pjjmoalb). Arrsn vieltlcg Vryburg, Here airs prooccoed Mafeli rg -a Asnci?ir;rAtrr BeobnanaUcd, where had eatiefac’o*y Interview with tfce Cl Mcnttior eu«U ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. DISTURBANCE IN THE TRANSVAAL. THE BASUTO CAMPAIGN. Cape Town, October 28 (»io Plymouth).—Sir Garnet Wolseley is still in Secocoeni’s country,but ■siafonnation has yet been received as to the remit any of his visits. It is at present a most ...
... WEST AFRICA [kecteh’s telegram Sierra Leone, Monday. Sir Francis De Winton cabled to the homo Government for instructions respecting the expedition against Saleyma, where tho natives are troublesome. Theatre Royal.— Last evenieg Mr. Walter Bentley’s Company ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TELXORAir.] Capkown, Avovst (via PLTaroon). Bbakd, of the OrADgeFreeßlefe, ham medie ptxongly-worded reprceoatattoae teCUml Cork to tho danger which is tbroatening Mw Free State on the Basut la d border, owias ha the having force wherewith ...