... settlement in Bechuaiislaud. Sir J Fetgoemen said an increase of the slave trade was reported from the East Coast of Africa. Secretary for War denied haviog received a recommendation for an addition of 11,000 to the army. The Lord Advocate intimated that it ...

... AFRICA. I.etters received Ir - o - ni - gt . - Paul de Loanda state that the affair at Opobo threatened to end in serious lighting. Ever since the forced exile of King JaJa, four or five chiefs, under the leadership of Kokigain—a native chief who has ...

... TNE IN WEST AFRICA. Writiag from the Ronny River, on July our correspondent that in spite of the eraealar ntterancea of Priem Bismarck at the subject to the iingliish Government, the Germane have paid in tall all the etafins lodged by Easlish Starters ...

... with the best at the work. Ile had served in numeroas Kaffir wars, and was a good match for the 'straightest shooting Baer the Transvaal contained. Tisere are hundreds like hint in South Africa, shouhl the oecasion ever require their smaices, it is a ditty ...

... THE ITALIANS IN EGYPT. FOML TrEiDAY It is now stated, on excellent authority, that the Italian troops in East Africa have received strict orders not to attack t he Abyssin ians, w hom they are to allow to make the first onslaught. The Ttalians have with ...

... parties were married in St Patrick's Church, Cork, in 1874. In Sergeant Gormley and his wife went with his regiment to South Africa, and his regiment having been ordered to the front, the respondent resided with other women at King Williamstown. After the ...

... years back, shortly after the war, when the portrait of l'iet doultert, the commandant of the Boers, was being exhibited in lithowaphic prints, as the George 'Washington of his country, and young Boers throughout South Africa were intoxicated with the ...

... essupled valley el Nile a• far no the Ibre Chilemel. at which Africa was an iam arrived at by another of die inesientere seemarema bit W. Dimwit), and at the of the the Red Sea ran the WAR eel mum have formed to the Smeller's propels at that lie then ...

... Ameetedee ea the Congo. Two l'orumgeme war are ' erasing in those wawa, and the 'tepid and ' Watchful have been ordered to protest to the , by the English Naval Chief. The Congo has been avoided of late by the English war ships, for fear of possible cow plkstions ...

... other Mad. is simply to paha the to an that My ars not esabgrapf no nib the IB wino of their sad passoins bails to war, by mans of War govinwessit to asset to and tho nubs,. of the MN of that hitherto Mad is, the ban and their and the t=i by this Ms P ...

... that the snzerainty over their country would maw, and that the British Resident Commissioner would be withdrawn, and that the war indemnity debt would be cancelled, and that the Boers wonld be allowed to style themselves a Republic. Lord Derby throughout ...

... people that strength equipment of the expedition INN insufficient for an advance through the wildest territories of Cesare! Africa. The Emin Pasha 'nee was, as it appears ow, equally eine to them defects, and it is therefore ' doubly Incomprehensible shy ...