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... rence fs over Mr. Odo Eyssell, to whose exertiot of the iden developed in it is mu probably remain here. We are assured the war will still be continued, but I ¢ derstand how those who make this assertion « or how can of the effect the event v duce on rance ...
... £7OO from the home district source*. In France and Germany the ! churches had suffered considerably consequence of the late war. a number the minister® and missionaris* hating followed the armiea. The English congregation* had been scattered. Though for ...
... policen the city and res- iso rioters were quietly ‘WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Tavespay,—ibe has She brings a of Old € trade steady on the coast. J dying, and it was feared that bis for a bloody war for the crown. Teal meetiag the inability of ‘THE PROVISION FOR ...
... written to ame. ‘The Daily News thinks the masters’ question should be settled by a board URACY, to make the case thorough! of war @ outrance, and looks like an attempt to the masters of the into Unis local strife in reply- The Timcs ix of opinion that such ...
... savours stro sitting of Parliament. Mr, pldined that every care had bepn taken to pr interesta of the diamond-seekers in Africa ; a that all matters in dispute are to Ke enbunist MEAU the Customs ‘and Bill passed the House as matters of fonm.- Mr. Martian ...
... Com- ite cate of diaeount fram to 34 ver cent. Bank of Holland WEST COAST OF AFRICA. i sill was of cold Gust. Trade and healthon the ¢ with the mails from the ‘est, Coast, ho War gy wl AL mh the ingeirios ee the massacre of Captain Barnes and three sean ...
... ; twenty containing val ap 500,000 dols, each—10,000,000 ; forty wl nextric- tents were werth 250,000 dols, each—10,000,01 Africa, 200 with cantents worth 100,000 dols, each—2 to get dols.; 500 with contents averaging 30,000 del en and 15,000,000 ; and ...
... that this commission shall be authorised at the Great as and in the same manner, to resume the considers oe soe es. Her | late war. This arrangement will, by commo s deatb, include all claims for compensation which bs ring the may be made by each Government ...
... with the honours war. This say the German authorities is inadmissible : and take for granted that, whether thedemand has been mode not, the Germans are not likely to accede it. They (I not care ranch for capitulations with the honours war; and they have ...
... nare extracted from private letter recently received, by hie relatives, from young gentleman who went out to Natal. South Africa. Let Autumn. now settled on coffee plantation, dear D'Urban. Soma of hi* experiences and bis descriptions of the local conditions ...
... concluded Monday. The garrison was nlluwtd have the place *• with all the honours of war,and it is the first garrison which bos had this f privilege during the present war. The prospect- , so far any thing can augured from appearances in France, are still ...
... has been enabled to form an estimate of | uired for the relief of tho » million sum which will be r, and a from the wars since t! war, except oreover, mutiny, and which in his opinion will not low that Under these the Executive Com commend that the children ...