... Lieutenant-General Sir Burke Cappage, a Water len and horn, died yesterday. THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Adrices from Little Popo, Wert Coast of Africa, state that war was threatened there erring to the . Wires of the interior haring robbed and ill.ueed the ...

... reema that Count Taste, the Trek ' bee egad tem • COMO. bee model THIS DAY MIS DAY'S ThLEUKAMS.I NEWS FROM TiOUTII AFRICA. ' THE ZULU WAR. Plymouth, Wednesday. Th.: Colonial ft..yal mad veneer Dublin helonsin4 to Mmes. Don.ild Carrie and Ce.'a London Line ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The unhappy strife which the mad ambition of a British official and the aggrandising spirit of • Colonial Secretary has brought Great in South Africa has revealed the weakness of the Britieh military system to • moat alarming ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. DF.PARTURR OF FRESH TROOPS FOR THE CAPE. No little eaciteromt aimed at Chatham perinea yesterday moraian by the receipt of a telegram from the War Onto directing a mooed batman of ties Uth to pieced madames for immedieto too the ...

... MORE TROUISLES IN AFRICA. Caps Town, Just 19th. It Le rsportod that a war haa broken out between two powerful native ehiefs—Papur and Ifecundi—who reside on the aorthwiniern boundary of the Transvaal. ...

... WM COAST OF AFRICA. Caps Coast Castle, Nov. 19. l'e- Biafra (en Liverpool). There has been a fight between the Ashanteee and Djnabint 'satin; four days. The letter were defeated and driven from their country. Many have takes refuge at Clmghee in East ...

... and • material guarantee fur the payment of the war indemnity. Conatantinople, Thursday. It appears certain that the Porto will accept the Russian conditions, one of which is the payment of a very heat y war indemnity and occupotion of portion of Turkish ...

... THE WEST OOAST OF AFRICA. (News per Volts.) In the oil rivers health wee good, but the tra.le indifferent It was difficult to obtain any reliable news at Palmas regarding the war which is at presont being married on betimes the natives of that place sad ...

... THE WAR IN TRANSVAAL. Plymouth, Saturday. The Lapland brings news from Capctown to September 16th. The Transvaal war continued, the Republic acting princpally on the defensive. Ca t tain Von Schlickman had been commissioned to form a corps of volon- teen ...

... THE ZULU WAR. Plymeatk, Friday Night, N.., for away • low per there Wee ouch a d perdu hearty enthoehem showntoday_ with the del mrture from Plywouch of the Royal Marine battalion for N.t..1. In the Montag the four comp.toive of the Plymouth division ...

... THE ASHANTEE WAR. Lawton Sunday Night. no Adria loft Woolwich on Honda; niirrning, folly Lot iu excallrut trim, for tlits Coast of Africa. - steatite — Bonny arrival at Woolwich on Snaday, and will immediately fennymg cargo. Me material. temporary hridgca ...

... shout to he tont out to South Africa cow mad the infantry brigades while Isjer-Gmeard F. will go out in Dammed al the cavalry. Gummi limihol sad Colonel Leigh Pemberton had hurried oonsuitation with Genera Lyons at the War Office te.day. Volanteerig was ...