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... admitted. DEPARTURE OP PRINCE IMPERIL'. FOR THE SEAT or WAR AFRICA. The Horsing Post of this day announces that the Prince Imperial will leave England to-day to witness the campaign in South Africa. He , starts by the mail boat, and on his arrival at Natal ...
... insurgents. Conflicts continue to occur in tho neighbourhood of Philopopolis. _ _ . . Pau, Friday.—Two Turkish men of war have gone to Varna with war material. Lloyd's steamer, Aquilla, has brought supplies of provisions there. FLOODS IN ENGLAND. Several of meadow ...
... effacement has been made for war, war be forced upon es, he implies that then is still a bare chance that an appeal to nay Dot be unavoidable. The chance, however, is em alight as to be almost inappreciable, and if a war between the white men end the ...
... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Car. Tow, Christmas reesived heat all plata el the t ewaylblag OW. la spits sir the Oa Wedaria, a tllismi arrived amemadag that armada had Wright with ; Me we the sem • day Owed the Game had made we inroad isle eat la the direction ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. sir. tihee—By refeAution of the commie. I.ionere. loompLail -. lir Diatriet-losprctor Wansbrough —This is rather promoting. Mr. am hereon beh.df of the Town Coinliwiionors to object to the coati being gone on with. Colonel E ...
... 8017TH AFRICA. Caen Tows, Aug. 7, Plymenth.—Parliament was prorogued on Friday last. In his speech on the occasion, the liovernor alluded to the doe, of the Kaffir war, urged the importance of coofederation se being a question upon which the constituen ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE ADVANCR OP IL/PRIOTIO%- kEM•ITANCE. CAPE TOWN, Dec. 10th.--Mr. Kruger, President of the Transvaal, while on bin way to meet Sir O. Women, a meeting of thedienitea at Kati t :cond. lie a hopo that would not IM disturbed, and warned his ...
... COABT OF AFRICA. PLIMOVTII, TITINDLT.—The mail packet Candi° ar• rived at Ply mouth yesterday afternoon. Her dates are Canswoon, 29th May, 20th June, with intense. diet. &tee from other plants. The mail packet, Niger, when short of feel, run on a reef ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA. The R. M. S. Ethiope arrived to-day with the mails from the West Coast of Africa, Tent.- rifle. and Madeira. Site brings oa. gold duet, and in apecie. liuminess unchanged at the different ports. Communications with interior at Lagos ...
... LATETr FROM AFRICA. TIM DAY. A telegram front ng, Ada that the Wading° tribe, in the northern Ms rebellod. general situation is bail, and Cstholic missions in the interior are LATEST FROM INDIA. The following telegram from the Viceroy, dated this day ...
... AFFAIRS OF AFRICA. Cara Tows, Dacsreau 10 (ri,s Ptruourn).— Zuhdand, and the probable war in that region, remain the most important topics of the day. Cetywayo's meseengers were expected to arrive at the Lugebi, the river dividing Zululand and Natal on ...