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... THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA. watmemarri MONDAT.-A report has reached hare that Bushiri. who hes from the first led the revolt against the Germans. has been captured near by Doctor Schmidt. Major Wissairn is now there. THE FOG--THREE LIVES LOST the on Saturday ...
... of weakness The Sineladrl and Mail further de- Clares that a war ?? her Majesty's forces aud the Trausavaal .ers, strongtbhened by sympan thiaors from the Free States, will be for South Africa worse celamity tha any attack by Cety- wayo on the European ...
... 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 ...
... LEPROSY IN AFRICA. A deputation has waited upon the Cape Colonial Secretary, requesting information on the subject of toe Robben Island Leper Hospital. The Minister, in reply, stated that the anxious care of the (iovernment had long been devoted to the ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Sierra Leore, Septeueer 17.—A largely attended meeting of native chiefs and headmen was held beie to-day for tho purpose establishing permanent friendly relatione among the varions tribes in tho Quaih districts. It is. officially ...
... THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Accra, November 27 (per steamer Ambriz). Fuller particulars of the recent disturbance hero show that it originated in a plot by King Take?, of Accra, and Assatie Ajoy, King of Djuabin, to bring about another war with the Ashautooa ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Timm Durban correspondent telegraphs that the reported surrender Of Mapoch and Mamppoor is confirmed, and the war is therefore at an end. FENIAN TORPEDO RAMS. According to the New York correk pondent the alleged Fenian torpedo ...
... THE FRENCH IN NORTH AFRICA Paris, Monday. —The committee on the veto for tho Tunisian war expenses has elected M. Danglers its president, and defers its repot t until after hearing statement from M. Gumbctta. A despatch from General Bau»sier, bearing ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Tub Durban correspondent of the states that Cetewayo landing Capetown on the 25th was “received by the asaembled bystanders in silence. Ho remains at Capetown >ending the completion of the arrangements for n*s return Znlnland. Nothing known ...
... FIGHTING WEST AFRICA. Bonkt, October (via Livarvool). —Consul Hewitt is about to proceed up one of the rivers In H.M.S. Flirt to punish some natives for attack British trading faetoty. The natives attacked and destroyed the factory, afterwards plundering ...
... NORTHERN AFRICA Puns, MosxDr.- In connection with the discus- sion of the budget of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in the Senate to-day the Due de Broglie put some questions to the Government with re gard to the state of affairs in Northern Africa. He inquired ...
... 11.30 am. Sir Frederick Boberts attended the War Office, when he was met in consultation by the Duke of Cambridge, Hr. Childers, the Earl of Morley, and Mr. Thompson, permanent Under Secretary of the War Office. The discussion of affairs lasted for ...