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... TERRIBLE ATROCITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA. AN occuional correspondent, writing !rota the Biggar6berg, on the 15th of January, to the Times of Natal, gives the following account of a reported attack on a Gerinaa Mission Station :—On Thursday I learnel f7em • ...
... THE WES r COAST 01 AFRICA. It the West African news brought by the Liberia is not very exciting, it is certainly not remouring of the continuance of peace. Our correspondent at Bonny, writing on the 27th ult., point, out that the mucliseaunted treaty ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. Two steamers have arrived from the West Coast of Africa, bringing letters from the correspondeat of the Waters dooming New', to the 7th Sept. No further serious eneounters with the Aahantem have occurred, although on two occasions boat ...
... THE ASHANTEE WAR. TIE news (mys the correspondent of the Standard at Cape Coast) that the Ashantee. are in full march against us is too good to be trae ; and it will be indeed singular if Cafe Calculi repeats the mistake of Theodore of coming out to fi ...
... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Ten two Transvaal armies, says a Cepetewit despatch of the 14th inst., the eastern one under General Preterins, and the western one under President Burgess and-General Swift have been steadily advancing in the direction of Seccolin's ...
... THE SLAVE TRADE ON THE EAST COAST OF AFRICA. • • - - Tax Western Morning Noes' correspondent at Zanzibar reports large captures of slaves. The London and her beats during the last two months has captured no fewer than seven dhows. The Thetis was lucky ...
... TEI ABRAITZE WAR. Daily ecerespondent, dating Cape Coast says :—To-day there are three cm the eouliern bank of thekrak *Wm mai troops. an al Oise where, ten ay.** aurieg in their columns, peered their ear hos into Denkera down the male track toirer ...
... .THE INSURRECTION IN TURKEY-THE WAR SPREADING. A telegram from Cettinge, Montenegro. dated Friday, hsv been received at the London office of the New York Herald. which nays all the country lxeween Semis and Monte• negre is in full revolt. Ten thousand ...
... THE WAR ON . THIC WEST COAST OF AFRICA. received by the Wars Mowry law her Cape Coast earrapadeat, dotal the fifth Augur give drab of hitherto ramerdsd. Ow do I.ll* 'hawk 1.1/00 af Payed to attar but to the difismea ef MI commander—a trur—sousa Gars dis ...
... A SAD PICTURE OF WAR. N. Edmond About. writing from Fotbach, on 4th August to Soir, nay.— Her. one begine to eta the reverse of the medal, and the features of the war Sr. not no entitling as lam. week. A. lie carts file put, a young seated before the ...
... THE ZULU WAR. DEPLORABLE DISASTER. MR BRITISH CARP ATTACK= BY ao,ooo ZIILIJB. (X)HPLETZ DEFEAT OF OUR ARMY. 600 BRITISH TROMS AND 40 ENGLISH OFFICERS MASSLCRED. 5,000 ZULUS KILLED. News of • most deplorable character came from the seat of war In Booth ...
... 000 of the German chest and A 38,000.000 of the war loan must have been exhausted. Contemporary wars have been far more wetly. Brazil expended 12e millions in ita war against Paraguay, the American Civil War cost 330 million., the Crimean cost England 167 ...