... 000 dollars; • I,obo dollars ; net deposits 53° dcllirs. lie ihipments o! specie the week iroui.l 272,000 in silver. AFRICA. THE WAR THE TRANSVAAL REPUBLIC. Cal’K Town - .— (Arvi t;r the Walottr CreV - .) The two Transvaal armies, the ca.tem uulei Cleneral ...

... The till for giving legislative sanction to the measure will be brought Lxvvaid in the Chamber Deputies neat January. AFRICA. Tin: WAR IN THE TRANSVAAL REPUBLIC. Carp. Town.— ih, IValmer Cz.7/.-. Tfic two Transvaal armies, the eastern one under Genera ...

... the fact that the Suez route is used vessels bound for Australia, China, Japan, (be Persian Gulf, and the East Coast Africa, SPIDERS AT WAR. Tho (Ei)dr» tliadema) evidently her prey more touch than right The touch how.e»q«l»ltely flue ! Feels afc each thread ...

... of Russia on the question of the occupation certain Turkish provinces. CHINA. Shanghai, Nov. 23.— Exchange $.6. AFRICA. THE TRANSVAAL WAR. Cate Town, Nov. 7. —Sir H. Barkley ha* protested against the continuance of the Transvaal ...

... strictly honest and just man. undertake war against Russia on behalf the Turk is evident to would nothing short of insanity, and has become, may fondly hope, impossible for any Minister. Twenty years ago already had road war in defence of the Turk, and a mass ...

... off the water in future obedient servant, John Pabkkb. C B. Rome. December 16. A LITTLE WAR AFRICA. The Timtt poblisboe the following letter dated West Coast of Africa. Freetown. Sierra Leone. December 8: It ba* Just been reported that the erpeditiou under ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The colonial mail steamship, Weimer Castle, of Messrs. Donald, Currie, and company's line, has arrived at Plymouth. She left Cape Town on the eveniug of Aug. 4. Her advice. up to that date are that the two Transvaal armies, the ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. The colonial mail steamship, — Wal -- tn - e; -- Ca . stiet, of limns. Donald. Currie, and companis line, hits arrived at Plymouth. She left Cape town on tie evening of Aug. 4. Her &deices up to that date ate that the two Transvaal ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. PLTWOCTM, WIDSISDAT.—Tbe Union Royal Mail Steemahip's Syria bring' the following advice@ from Cape Town, dated septenther 9th :—The Cepa Timm mays—The Transvaal war ban sellout. The perfect colhipee of the army, under President ...

... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Capetown, December sth.—Captain Schliokmann's farces attacked a minor fortress belonging to Sccocsenl AVtt the 7th November, but were twice repulsed. Schllckmaim himself wa-t shot dead during the engagement. The volunteers whom ...

... WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. CRITICAL POSITION OF THE TRANSVAAL (BSCTU'e MLaOBAM.) Plymouth, Tbe Unioa Company Royal etesaehip Syria brings the following from Capo Tows, dated September 9th The Cap* Tima Trasevaai war has now become most •trioua, Tbe perfect ...

... THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. Mauuio, Thursday Night.—News has been received from Capo Town, dated the 14lh July, respecting the Transvaal war. The army the North has Wen completely victorious. stronghold has been stormed, Pretoria is threatened, and extensive ...