... unhealthy localities, necessitated by the war, has not tended to diminish the ravages of disease. The enormous number of transport cattle, moreover, that were introduced by the Transport Department during the war will ban brought back with them the seeds ...

... until early next year. EXPLOSION ON BOARD A SPANISH WAR lintr.-4 New York telegram, dated June 13th, pays: Intelligence received here from Havana, of yesterday's date, states that as the Spanish war vessel Oaks Espanola was entering Santiago de Cubs on ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. THE CAPE MAIL. The following heelFgence from Cape Town (rid Plywesith) team data Jan. 6th: According totbe Cape Argas. tihr Garnet Wolseley's speech at Pretoria has crewed a painful impression amongst all who are desirous of seeing a pa ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. TEM CAPS MAIL The following items of intelligence it. dated Cape Tows, March 2nd: Sir Welseley arrived in Pretoria on the :Nth ultimo. It has been notified in the Government that the Transvaal Areembly will be spened on the 10th when four ...

... 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 ...

... AFRICA/. SURRENDER OF THE GARRISON OF LYDENBERG. The Secretary of State for War has received the following from the General Officer commanding in Natal and the TransvitaL NEWCANTLI, Jan. 21.—Rep ort from Delagoa Bay: Garrison Lydenberg Burros seed 7th ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. NSW ITEM& TLe Durban corral - Pon - en the Timm, tinier date of Sept. 10tb, nys: The Transvaal is quiet; the elections for the Volkernd will probably proceed smoothly. The 21st Regiment leaves Pretoria westwards week, the 94th remain a little ...

... force to put down. They can scarcely move without the risk of provoking a bloody and costly war, which in likely to embrace other tribes besides the Banitos—a war which they know would be very unpopular with the colony, to say nothing of the natives. The ...

... now forma the boundary between the British and German possessions In South-West Africa. AT a political meeting in the parish of New Iberia, Louisiena, a serious riot *warred. during which two white and sin pogroms killed, and many other Demme wounded LAST ...

... A 3IASSACRE IN EAST AFRICA. By the last mail from Zanzibar, letters have been received to the effect that the Rev. Duff Macdonald and party left the above mission station on their homeward journey about the let of July, and had got as far as the Rao, ...

... OUR LITTLE WARS Africa is at the present moment that quarter ot the world where troubles brew the ...