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... SOUTH AFRICA. fIIMES TELEGRAM.) Dcrbak, Tuesday. Tbe High Commissioner has notified tbe establish# of a British Protectorate over the Pondoland coast between Cape Colony and Natal. It is under, stood that the recent proclamation of the Imperial anthority ...
... SOUTH AFRICA tklborax.) Cape Town, March 20, ria Plymouth. There has been no farther fighting between the Pondos and Eaibes. Affairs on the northern border are still very unsettled. Intelligence of a disquieting nature has also been received from Zululand ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. OPENING OP THE DELAGOA BAY RAIL- The Times' Durban correspondent says tbs first section of Bsy Railway was opened yesterday. Tbs line, which is flfty-fonr miles long, ends &omab, the wilderness. President Kroger intends to submit tbe new ...
... THE FORCES IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Standard says It isthe intention of the War Office to carry out an immediate reduction of tho S alt South Africa, The Brigade commands held General Bailer and General Bellairs are to be 1 abolished, and the appointment ...
... NORTH AFRICA- Tunis, Wednesday Evening. The French Financial Commission has caused all the employe* formerly connected with tho Tunisian navy summarily dism ssed. It repot ted that General Lambert will shortly return France. TURKEY, BISMARCK, AND NORTH ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, The papers brought by the Cape mail mouth give the following news, a good deal which is, however, greatly modified by oire telegrams of much later date already lished: Cape Town, March 27 (via Plymouth*. The condition of affairs in emigrant ...
... ITALY AND AFRICA. (BKCTCa'S Rome. Satobdat. In yesterday’s sitting of tlio Chamber Count Do Robilant, Minister of Foreign Affairs, replying interpellation of Signor Mauridi ou the pro* sent situation of Italy in Massowah, stated, with regard to maintenance ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. ANARCHY IN THE NATIVE PROVINCES. (REUTER - TELEGRAM.) Capetown, May bth (via Plymouth). The principal event of the week has been the rising of the rebels in Basutoland, which took place May 4th. No sooner had the garrison of Cape Mounted ...
... SOUTH AFRICA A telegram from Mantzbarg in the Daily Next says—Report* continue to arrive way the Diamond Field* of fighting near the western border of the The telegram states that the Boers were defeated in recent action Toon*. This place, however, i* ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. The Times' Durban correspondent scys—From tho Transvaal tho news is of quieter character. Affairs in Zulaland are caosuu; much anxiety. Sir Evelyn Wood will hold tneeliLg of the chiefs. Sir Gnruet Wobeley’s settlement must be pronounced ...
... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. I have nows for you from Upper Senegal. The expeditionary column, commanded by Colonel Borgnis Desbordes, has taken Bamakere, after a pretty sharp fight, and not without some losses. I do not as yet know the number of the victims ...
... WEST COAST OF AFRICA, Liverpool, Thursday. Themaii steamer Maleraba,from the Wes: Coast of Africa, brings the news that a ferry boat, while crossing the Lagoa* at Lagos, upset, and 17 cf its occupants were drowned. The Tovra^ —luformatioaia beinsj collected ...