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... A courtesies among toyal or imperial personages, the diplomasioihorizon is Invariably darkened b with all kinds of flying rumours, founded or un- founded, credible or the reverse. This is always . to be expected, and the thing is so natural, and so much ...
... on Sunday. Stirring news from he, a has been largely reinforced. Money easy ab 5 to 6 Central, 1234 Ne gt “Golde Whent 105}. Spy Barley quiet Pork firmer, quiet. Tea firm. dat. (NT. the Rapidan on the night of the 27th ult., and Lee's extreme left, te ...
... INTELLIGENCE. GIBRALTAR, July 9.—Arrived—The barque Vasco de Gama, 15 days from Liverpool, with coals for Gibraltar ; schooner Spy, 16 days from Liverpool, with coals for Gibraltar; the barque Charlotte Harrison 12 days frot' Liverpool, with coals for Gibraltar ...
... of the Prince of Wales continues without jinterruption. The ‘ever pursues its regular course and there is no appearance of spy disturbing symptoms, Wis Royal Highness’s strength le well niaint.ined, and his condition, as far as can be judged, s as as ...
... EXPECTED GREAT BATTLE. PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE OP BELGRADE. THE BETREAT PROM YAYOR, THE RUMOURED PEACE PROPOSALS BmißiDr, Auu. 'XL—No proposal for meditation between Tnvkej and Send* ha* been lubmitted to the Servian Government either Austri* or Rossi'A ...
... visited the Boer laager and returned here, reports that forward movement its being made but, on the othor hand, persistent rumours are about that the enemy in- WASTE OF AMMUNITION BY to-morrow own is quiet, and then CROX.JE'S TRICKERY a Boer force town ...
... thousand dollars. Charges have been made against George J. West, who has taken a prominent part In the deliberations. of being a spy in the pay of the British Government. West denies the charge. Many wild schemes have been broached in the convention. PIIILADELVIIIA ...
... favourite walk appeared to be in the trenches. The rumour circulated for some time, And the general at last was informed of the fact. He ordered a stricter watch to be kept, as he thought it could be only a spy di,. guised in woman's attire. At 6 o'clock on ...
... THE DAY'S NEWS. The general council of the International Congress, now sitting at the Hague, speaks of Prince Bismarck as the spy-in -chief of the German Empire, and adds that the three Emperors are meeting in Berlin with the object of projecting fresh war ...
... up to the time the Loanda left they had made no attack on the place. A few Aaliantee prisoners were brought in, and it was rumoured that there had been a good deal of &kir- I mishing between them and the Faatees. At • Dixbone an engagement took place between ...
... SEIGE OF EL OBEID.—OSMAN DIGNA. |FROW OUR SPECIAL Doxcota, 6.10 spy who bas jost arrived here from the interior re- porta that El] Obeid is closely invested by Abd Essamad and other chiefs. A vigorous but unsucoesaful attempt was made to the seige of ...
... agst Flora, 10tol — Brac! 15te1 — Jove,t 10tol — Spy, 15 tol — Mexico, agst Pretender, ¢ CITY BETTING There was no betting, nor attempt at betting ef any kind. MANCHESTER BETTING. No quotations. The rumoured probable disquvification of Pre- tender for the ...