... SOUTH AFRICA. TELXORAir.] Capkown, Avovst (via PLTaroon). Bbakd, of the OrADgeFreeßlefe, ham medie ptxongly-worded reprceoatattoae teCUml Cork to tho danger which is tbroatening Mw Free State on the Basut la d border, owias ha the having force wherewith ...

... THE WEST COAST OP AFRICA. The Kolni*ehe Ztitung publUhea a eemi-offioUl oommunicatiun from Vienna tha*i eevaral war veeaele dlffwint nations Portogsl among the number—have left for the Weak Coast Africa. ...

... South Africa wbo know the position of affairs are nol earpsieed. The Uplngton- Sprigg Ministry now power la revival of the Sprlgg-Uplngton Ministry, which, under Sir Bartle Frcre's inflaenoo a few years ago, led South Africa a wild oareor of war and lavish ...

... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA EXCITEMENT AMONG THE COLONISTS. telegrams Capetown, Ocr. Ist (via PLTMonrn). strong popular feeling has been aroused throughout the colony by the alarming state of affairs 8.-choanal and and tho violation tbe terms of the London ...

... Majesty*# Government were carried out. Sir Charles Warren would start for Sooth Africa In fortnight, and details as to the force necessary support Lis action wore now being settled War Office. As to that force, sstnred the House that would be perfectly adequate ...

... Soadaa, and not ©clist it was first annc.nncod here. The Gnvorcin ha® abandoned the intertion of Abd-01-Kader, the new Minister War, to Khartemai superintend the evacuation. Further from state* that there plainly fomented by etnfcsarfe.* the Muhdi. The Governor ...

... THE BRUISE FLAG. Livchpool, Tossdat. baa received here an in* salt by German man o!-wor tho English flag on Went Coast of Africa Bageida, town lying between Qaettoh and Lagos. The Brilish aothoritioj from Qoetlah are reported to have recently vnitsd Bageida ...

... forward. Correspondent adds that Gennany would for the sake of carrying out colonial policy engago in war with France is eat of tho question. Another war would be the forerunner of a revolution. ...

... the efforts bollicoee and aggressive public meo, whtthcr ta England or the Cape, whose clamour threatened to renew war la South Africa. ...

... submitting to Parlism what at for foundation of a Small War Department, | pre- new official wing of the great Militant Sec sap and the Arrow the. th: rel ts authors the country and what Secretary for War » de Great ‘was an concentrate an ar at any point almost ...

... Marquis Eipou la Calcutta, not In Bombay, aa errontouily reported. GERMANY AND THE WEST COAST OF’AFRICA. Berlin, Saturday. regarding the despatch of Gorman war to the West African coast for the protection of German colonists are somewhat o-n tradlctory. ...

... effiosr* and men of the 2nd Battalion b'offolk Regiment bare left Galway and jrooeeded to Gireale. s It has been notified from the War Office that consequenee of tbo position of Captain and Paymaster J. Reid, attached the let Wert Yorkshire Regiment, tho roster ...