... intrusted to in the Danish ot & nissions, | foreign and the in Tenjon, in Southern India, was closed, China all brooded_grave Africa, No Ashaulee, all, over ns mare votee was heard. but the ery of the ‘slave or the shriek of self-de Another Now there are ...

... to wound and kill each other ; nor oan Stanley bad such scenes in T we should not in Africa; it is well within the confines of cin and yet the tumalt is more the ‘wars of blac ‘What can be tore shocking than the 2 They pile up just as if they nerain and ...

... ith felo- W. C. Clifford to be Captain, vice intment: arrival resigned. of the higher grades than in the Mi ged » guard, for War, since the let inst.. and all commissioc: has now passed into the hands of the Secreta: me Gr? plained | regulations for euch ...

... eastern he Town THE. NILE SLAVE TRADE, Kirkham, the Director of -t! Abyssinin’s forces, gives the slave carried on between t of Africa Turkish Dominions. carried off an: jing in ages from 7 or 8 to It to the Arab sae ares 2S to the Mahommedan fai one in doing ...

... THE WASHINGTON TREATY. discusses the unfavourable the ten. iple of arbitration in cons « In spite of what bas occurred, it war, and that th: ing Rational disputer, on some Tuture arbitration and find our overtures refused, we eword with a clear conscience ...

... modern in the one of the mo architecture at seems, afloat. She is indeed s wondrous of des 3, with and nothi but “ grim-visaged war”—and that, t most terril form—etares in the face when « r times her. About the there is » longer ever of the pr of the “old ...

... be oro Africa, will be filled with patients ded with recipients of ity. Ou ue- want of the comforts and brought to forward, vantage on either side will justify men in their in taking part in bringing about suc If these th were caused by a war, soy iz ...

... or equipping, within its jurisdiction, of OF tO Carre on war & nniese oo} which it bas to believe is at peaco; and also to use like dilii and 10s a = ita jurisdiction any veal tructin, on war as above, such vessel h eT 28 to re- speci specially iy adapted ...

... 10th of May. AST. Undoubtedly, the great political event of was the establishment of the German Empi distinct result of the war. In the course « months Germany accomplished a union de ages in vain, effectually secured her territ ever-impending aggression ...

... oe ee Sinia! ee, Bar ion, Baron de Posto, de 8. OF Them when- » but our ah Poer Trench, Tench Lady Alice Has ch might civil war vais Palo the of “Granard, the small Mrs, Deane, and Sie Hicberd de Ba party, oF left Ki for Ei Tho f jing have arrived at ...

... profit of wr indy the director of military justice, je in that think it is not too much to say that these consequential of War, is y schemes claims are costing the two nations $10,000,000 weekly, | consequence of the Assembly's approval of Gee have re- ...

... meeting and until after that meeting have no announcment to make, Mr. Fow ON, draw attention in April io the frontiers n future Africa. The Attorney-General stated that | RDAYS no intention of proposing any alteration is substituting statutory declarations ...