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... THE WAR ix SOUTH AFRICA. TWICE RIBLIIVID. eerreepondent, leader date ef Dee. 1 4 4 h, new plug in limmenlead sem mY amPateb- In E-asod a =lame f il m Dordrecht has for the *woad time relieved Mr. Th os pene, at Gatberc. position g very serious the rebel ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. A telegrephie despatch from Morn, under date 7th, says: Cape Perlis/neat opened today by Sir Battle *sew, who in his inaugural summed that bills would be presented for convening a waterlines on the e.federation of the South Atrium' Colonise ...
... unhealthy localities, necessitated by the war, has not tended to diminish the ravages of disease. The enormous number of transport cattle, moreover, that were introduced by the Transport Department during the war will ban brought back with them the seeds ...
... until early next year. EXPLOSION ON BOARD A SPANISH WAR lintr.-4 New York telegram, dated June 13th, pays: Intelligence received here from Havana, of yesterday's date, states that as the Spanish war vessel Oaks Espanola was entering Santiago de Cubs on ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAPE MAIL. The following heelFgence from Cape Town (rid Plywesith) team data Jan. 6th: According totbe Cape Argas. tihr Garnet Wolseley's speech at Pretoria has crewed a painful impression amongst all who are desirous of seeing a pa ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. TEM CAPS MAIL The following items of intelligence it. dated Cape Tows, March 2nd: Sir Welseley arrived in Pretoria on the :Nth ultimo. It has been notified in the Government that the Transvaal Areembly will be spened on the 10th when four ...
... THE AFFAIRS OF SOUTH AFRICA., - - further correspondence respecting the affairs of South Africa has been issued in a Blue Book of eighty reven pages, illustrated with two large map.. The papers extend from Oct. 2, 1879, to Sept. 2, 1880. One of the latest ...
... force to put down. They can scarcely move without the risk of provoking a bloody and costly war, which in likely to embrace other tribes besides the Banitos—a war which they know would be very unpopular with the colony, to say nothing of the natives. The ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. THE TRANSVAIL AND BRITISH BUY. The following intelligence from Town, bearing the date of Match 136, comas by Bastenx and South African &Ars : The Transeaal Isgidativz Assemble was opened on the 10th of March by the Admin./a' tretor, Colonel ...
... they were, of all the tribes of South Africa, the most hopeful and and the fastest friends of British rule. At the present moment the Basuto@ occupy the most advanced position of all the tribes of South Africa. In the year 1869 the chiefs wore only blankets ...
... Mi4-3 6 : e / 13 iota_ SOUTH AFRICA. TAR CAPS steamer Pretoria arrived at Plymouth, leaving left Cape Town oa the 9th ult. She brings letters and newspepers up to that date. The Cape Metes says : Advice' hare been received that Lobengula has opened his ...
... B•LLTMIN•, FIDRITAZT 14. 1880. OUR WARRIORS AND OUR WAR CORRESPONDENTS. WAR has broken out between special correspondents and the commanders-in-chiefbothin South Africa and in Afghanistan. By the former serious allegations are made against the conduct ...