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... THE RELIGIOUS ASPECT OF THE WAR. ArLTHOUeH it may be true, as lately declared by a doctor learned in Moslem law, that the Ya- homedans in India repudiate Arabi-s authority to proclaim a religious war, there canuot be anyv doubt that this character hasa ...
... j WEST AFRICA. END OF A lNA&,IVE WAR. Livzsreoor,, WENVET SDAy.-The British and African steamer Rieysuna, from the West Coast of Africa, brhigs intelligence that the Consul pre- sided at tthe palaver at which a settlement of the New Calahar war wats enfected ...
... I THE TRANSVAAL WAR. TElE ARMISTICE. [STMPVAIS) TELuEGIn.l.] PROirECTr HILL, 1oNIoAY. To the troops at that post the armistice has come as a welcome boon, for thoy have been harassed and worn oqt by excessive nightwork, and inolemont weather. There are ...
... THE TRA.NSVAAT4 WAR. I I. i [DAILY TELEOallrI1 TETIritArM.1 PlETrn1AmiTZ11rnr.i, TiIuimT). An intense amount of feeling is being displayed by the Boer residents in Capo Colony and the Orange Free State in regard to the Trausvaal. A large number of meetings ...
... there has been heavy firing in that direction. [PRESS ASSOCIATION TZLEGRAMS.] Orders have been issuedfrom the War Office to make up to their full war strength and to hold in readiness two batteries of field artillery and one battery of Royal Horse Artillery ...
... THE TRANSVAAL WAR. AN ARMISTICE AGrLEED TO. C LDAILIe TESTlGRAVP TTELGRAMS.] NswrVCASTvIs,`MsARC , 1-25 r.o. AN outrage by the Boers is reported here. Dr. Barbour, accompanied by a man named Dyas, as I assistant, proceeded, under the auspices of the Red ...
... a large cargo of ammunition and provisions for the army. Both at the War Office and the Colonial Office telegrams were received yesterday with respect to pending hostilities. The War Office telegrams, we are informed, relate to details of the military ...
... barque Bolivia, of Bristol, from the West Coast of Africa. -The latter lost her jibboom and bowsprit, sustaining other damages. -_ THE SALVATION ARMY IN LIVERPOOL. TiP. Salvation Army are holding councils of war in Liverpool. General and Mrs. Booth ad- dressed ...
... TIlE FRANCO-CHINESE WA+R THE BLOCKADE OF FORMOSA. tr oj FRPENCH REINFORzCEMENTS ti GOING OUT. A ci THE CHINESE3 PRINCES SUAT- ro MONED TO PEKIN. d PARIS, SATURnn..-A deepa)tch received here 0 from Shan-hai of to-day's date states that the o work of barring ...
... that earnest negotiations for the conclusion of peace betweeu France and China are now proceeding at Pekin. AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. THE MURDER OF Mr, . HioiyttY. CU'mIO1WN, ?? I (via Plyvnouotl-i),The pre- liminary eaaglyinatiorl of Mr. Vanl Nickerlk, late ...
... OUBR HOMEMLA.DE WAR IN NATAL. We now understand, all of us, that thewar which the Boers were invited to wage ?? oppressive England bythe men who govern it-the war in which, as soon as it commenced, the Boers were cheered by the whole pack of Radical scribes ...
... re- ceived in Liverpool state that King Coffee has de- clared war against England. It is reported, the olbsprrer adds, that at a council, held on Saturday, Mr. Childers and the chief of the War Depart- ment beinl present, the threatened hostilities in Ashantec ...