... A LITTLE WAR 114 AFRICA. IL DE LIMPS AND THE EHEDTIE. The report that M. de Leaser has to hod , 0 the Khedive is hi. ia the so. S les is its., we (orge the Pell Moll (Meek). The Is for two poen et 9 wet per rat, is sat a hisb rale ia Egypt, sad it it ...

... ENMITIES IN WEST AFRICA. A telegrams dated Cape Comet Jan. 14, says that the Anglo-b rench ma:desks ti mirk the bottodary between the and French territories this comet has been threatened with attack by Am.- Woo, of Kinjabo, who to the bounder, marked ...

... INDIAN SLEPHANTS AFRICA. It Is that tbs Ageism LW= Cusipaay (L 1.414 an le Ilellsins Me as am IN the ma el Me UN Nyasa wad do ma sad at LW le be kislber la espiume cation at the woks. be emeabseid el Mr 'wise aleby Ow aersembei es =lowa areas. bred. wager ...

... for they had ne , er seen anything like it hefore. I spoke to one very old Hottentot—a war here—said Inc toll an. that he had men a good many meteors in his Africa, led oue anything like the or an brilliant, as the one in queetion. Several Boers have ...

... YR. STARLET IN CENTRAL AFRICA. Th.letamme oldie boo seeivedM Limb= Ems MN WoilOmi 00 OD him *ow I••• b Ma Jams% • ampoilia el WI symitiso• la blimmido Is •=iseividmlle•ll.ll•• Walla 11.9 Hasp. H. It. Ai • Ike lon Hs smilt. r. broad IslisolousKs. INsak ...

... no period of peace. First the Transkei war, and before this was ended the Zulu war had been entered upon. The an- , notation of the Trammel bad meanwhile prepared the ground for another and • more disastrous war the former ones. The interval before it ...

... EMBARKATION OF TROOPS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. The troops, ho;, and victualling stores , and forage foe were •mbarked at the Victoria and Albert Docki, North Woolwich, on Monday. A large crowd mumbled, strong body of police to atteudanse and kept them hack. ...

... DISUIEIING JEWS FROM SOW= AFRICA. Tbe news from Zululand is disquieting. The BMW' Itisident there insists upon the Zulu acceptance of the boundary se approved by Mir Arthur Havelock, on pain of England withdrawing her protection and leering the Zulus ...

... BEAM ON Tilly/NST COAST OF AFRICA. A oonespoadout (D. )L ) la Load mut Water nays : Sharks appose to be very odd arsaturis flommisnot they appear to to so vomeioas sod do vans. from what I ham and &Moo It dam as& that indillwrost from being maisisil with ...

... the place where Livingstone remained no lung and where he died. TURKISH WAR PREPARATIONS. A iteuter's telegram from Constantinople says : A Turkish ironclad, accompanied by another war vessel, has left Constantinople to cruise off the coast of Albania.. ...

... THE ZULU WAR. Times et Waif rabbis Use : Gus tow. Nods U. gore Amp Is Me einem Omega allllllllll doles Se el a M mesepillas eleselelael osiebesi• SS ea ilk/A sal ea Tbereeley Imeri ma me es rode I. lbe lawT IS See eellst et Is espieksa PeeeMea emspessies ...

... other. We Irate the training of the a 5.1 the of the cattle mad war has actually out, thee we r :press at delays and blame the General who foils socionplish imporibilliies. lithe Zulu war teaches us that aa Met Transport Corps is mcemary seas In time. ...