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... THE TRIBAL WARS SOUTH AFRICA. Dubban, Tuesday.— The Usutu party having made several attempts to assassinate Usibepu, the latter sent messengers to make complaint to British Resident. messengers were maltreated Dabulmand. The country is in disturbed condition ...
... FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA. REPULSE OF THE BOERS-CETEWAYO ON THE WAR PATH. The Standard's Durban c,rrespondent telegraphs that there has been severe fighting in Zululand between the Usebepe and Usutu parties. The latter, urged on, it is believed, by Cetewayo ...
... OF AFRICA Details nro now given of expedition Jj left Sberbro 23rd May fur the purpore of capturing the strongholds Chief and h!s warriors, situated Small Boom River. force constated of IG9 c(G :era and the 2nd West Regiment and 20 coastabularv, witi» ...
... WEST AFRICA. Bonny, April 4 (via Liverpool).— -Tho French man of-war Voltlgenr has been hero, and her commander endeavoured to induce the natives to enter into treaty. natives, however, declined, raying they were well treated by tho English. The British ...
... SOUTH AFRICA, Capetown, Juke 5 (via Plymouth).— The situation in Basutoland remains unchanged. At the recent pits© Jonathon was recognised as paramount in Leribe, bat fear Is entertained that if attempts to exert his authority fighting will ensue. In ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Gai April 24.—Sir Hercules Robinson leaves to-day per tho Mexican for England. It said his absence will not exceed three months. It is stated that Mr. Scanlcn interview with President Brand was not wholly satisfactory. Accounts from state ...
... THE FRENCH IN AFRICA. ZtNZtuAR, Friday.—Tno Freoch war vessel Buauj.re ha* arrived here from and re(X>rta the occupation of th» ports the north woet coast of Madagascar after tnu dtstruutioa of Fort. THE PEACE BETWEEN CHILI AND PERU. Wash!jsotos, Friday ...
... SOUTH AFRICA. Cape-town, July 17 (via Plymouth).— The prospects of submission by the Basatos to the Imperial Government look brighter, and tho general acceptance of Lord Derby's proposals is considered probable. The war in the Transvaal has terminated ...
... SOOTH AFRICA. THE RISING BASUTOLAND. ZCLULAND AND THE TRANSVAAL. Cape Tow.v. Mat (via Plymouth).—The pnncipal event of the week has been the rising of the rebels Basutoland. The rebel chief Joel, having attacked Jonathan the leader of the loyalists, the ...
... FIGHTING IN AFRICA. REPULSE OF THE BOER.B-CETEWAYO THE WAR PATH. The Standnnt's Durban correspondent telegraphs that there haa been severe fighting in hetween the nasbepe and parties. The latter, urgerbon, it is believed, by Cetewaye, began the attack ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Times Durban correspondent telegraphs that the reported surrender of Mnpoch and Mamppoor is confirmed, and tho war is, therefore, at an end. ...
... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Timm Durban correspondent telegraphs that the reported surrender Of Mapoch and Mamppoor is confirmed, and the war is therefore at an end. FENIAN TORPEDO RAMS. According to the New York correk pondent the alleged Fenian torpedo ...