... of Sirik Tarconmns, Penjdeh, is a Rossian nominee. St. Petersburg, Thursday. The men-of-war lying Groustadt roads arc I* joined by the ernsier Africa, and the war Scobeleff. Vice-Admiral Chesakoff will -bortly inspect the vessels. Simla, Thursday. (t ...

... races. Thus, with continued delianco from South Africa, disquiet Australia, war in the Soudan, the danger of another rising in ' h'gyyt, Kuropcan disgust at the mismanagei nu-nt affuirs throughout North Africa, and veiled rebellion’’ still in existence in ...

... the close the Zulu campaign after spell of eight years service, during which lime it saw a lot of service in South Africa during tbo war with the Zulus, and other affaire. It was Ireland about seven years ago, but was here only abort time, and now it cannot ...

... THE ITALIANS AFRICA. A Chronicle's Rome telegram says—Notwith standing the good news from Massovvah, instrue lions have been sent from the Minister of War to the colonels of every regiment to bold in readme's one company for African service. ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. (BECrTBB'B TELEGRAM Capetown, Dec. 16 (via Plymouth). After an extended tour through the Colony, Eecfananaland, and the Free State, the Governor ins returned to Capetown. Speaking at Gtahamstown last week, the Premier (Mr. Upiogtoo) said ...

... EAST AFRICA. fTtHKCa-lle Company's Royal J. Mail Steamers load in East India Dock Basin, London, and sail s* follows: The | From I from Steamers. | London. | Dartmouth, war den Castle July i Friday, July : Ncrhr.niCastle July Friday, July 22 Pembroke ...

... •SOUTH AFRICA. Durham, Monday Niobt. I 'i 'in good authority from Zutulaod and most tue other Usntn • i- have ihf.iwn over Dinir.aU, and choseu ■ son of only six yean There will probably a violent split ' pirty in conseijnence, and civil war is . •-• ...

... TROOPS AFRICA. (I’KESS ASSOCIATION TKLECRAM.) London, Friday Night. ITlic news oi lliemoveirent of troops from Natal to Zoluland occasioned soma excitement. No members of the Grt-ernment connected wilU Colonial or War Departments were the House at the ...

... enough to crilktee, but the question will not solved that way. east coast Africa, which Herr Bamberger declares worthless, is now indispensable us, hut can neither prove that East Africa will useful nor that it will be useless. Who can expect brilliant success ...

... GERMAN EAST AFRICA. (from the times ) Several recent comninoicatioos are to hand which l-nng additional iotormation as to the activity tbe Germans in developing their East African possessions. Dr Peters, writing from on board the German war ship Nautilus ...

... THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA. PROSECUTION OF MR, WM. O’BRIEN, M.P. MK. GILROOLY A CO DEFENDAXT. NorddutUrht publisbos another evidently ioß|iirc ...

... TEMPERANCE SOUTH AFRICA. A correspondent from Barkley Vest, South Africa, oo March 3rd :-With re ard mv Erst detail of duty with the expeditioo, 1 was, the last moment, discovered to ire a useful jiay-sergcaat and medical *toro keeper, so f was not sent ...