... be indignant at being accused of being the chief importers of arms and I ammunition in Africa, whereas it is certain that' the steamers ef the Hamburg shipowners War- mann take most goods of that daugerous -kind thither. M3R. GLADSTONE IN NAPLES. London ...

... £. . Also ran-Chattvrbox, Saunhby, Rosier, Unripe, Africa, The Wizard, Duplicity, Signal. Betting-2 to 1 ag-st Long-back, 5 to 1 ag-st p Auintie, 6 to 1 ag-st M'ermaid, 1 00 to 14 each ag-'atn Africa and S,'ig-nal. Sto I ag-st Sauniby, 1 00 to 8 cadsl ...

... rburl'o Old Non)iLty bestt 3Miliarton Tog of War bhat lair hbut False blarlept Yet beat Wanhzhee East End beat It ?? dy' Marlew II bent Capliostro Metpillus beat Honu!y Ju ce Oi1 Nobilitv beat Tenf of War (1) ?? Ino heat l1z teet t The HAMPXON COGU ST ...

... rewarded if France is com- danger of a war of revenge for several years. re- Whatever truth there may be in these conjec- to tures, it seems clear, at aay rate,.that -the new Tee actiyity displayed by Franceu in North Africa irkcooyers more than is seen on the ...

... late Afghan, war. Captain Matheson. of the Inniskilling Dragoons, has been promoted rmajor in the corps. He is now !dCrvelng as galloper to Major-General Thesiger, conuil-nanding the Cnnragh Brigade, so will net join his regimeut at South Africa. which c ...

... Cradle, Eceos- sais, Douranee, Atalanta, Windsor, Isola, Madre, Emma Melbourne, Young Duke, Myra, Belli. queux, Davy Jones, War PIaiot,-Etona II., Blue Ribbon, Coinage. SCRATCUIXoIS. Champion Stakes-Montrosle, Rappel, Milan, Dora, Oceanic, Ibis, Leon, ...

... - -Bonokie, 6 yrs The Merchant, 4 gre I Butt of Oak, 5 yrs b 0 Wild Delight, 4 si j .The E ,8 4,:rs; - H ebe, 5 yrs e ! STE WARS PL>ATE of £40 3 an open hnts-ksto~eplle ...

... severe ;t aL k which Jenirg-' soun made with a. pitch- forii actne lily devourdd poriion of the mnan's le.s and b1oly while lie wars ih ing insenaible. Jennings is in a d3 ing con ntion. THE ALLEGED SUSPICiOUS DEPATH. (sPECIAL TELEGRAnI.) Ca-hel, Wednesd.av ...

... agree- a meat respecting the Commercial Treaty may yet be arrived at. SOUTH AFRICA. The Standard of this morning contains the subjohied from its Cape Town correspondent- i The war between the Damaras and Namanuas has resuled in a victory for the former ...

... Upper New Hampshire. Ilie was injured. by being thrown from a weggon over a, precipice a few weeks ago, Ilie served during the war of rebellion in this country on the side of the North. Returning to Ireland, hea espoused the cause of thue Fenians, and afterwards ...

... ?? -Owner O > Mr D, ThirIwell' Africa, 4 yrs, lat . ?? ?? Owner .C (Winner trained by PnINCz,) Betting-S to 4 apt Weasel, 6 to I edtch agst Podo- rhyllon andcl Silverwood, i011 to 14 mast Olenquoich, 8 to L asct Africa, 100 to 1 agst T,-w Belle. Weasel ...

... wont a mile on tbe iso. M. Dawson's Little John, Busybody, and hirrest-r were each sent a good miles and a Owiter spin, as war. The Latnbkin. St. Simon ThIs restricted to wailkiog exercise. Jarvis's PriDa g01alOped a mile, as did Camnlet, on the tan. ...