... Sarik Turcomans at Penjdeh is Russian nominee. St. Petersburg, Thursday,— The men-of- war lying in Cronstadt roads are to be joined by the cruiser Africa, and the war vessel Scobeloff. Vice- Admiral Chesakoff, will shortly inspect the vessel. Simla, Thursday ...

... THE FBANCO CBINBBK WAR. Paata, TnunanaT —The following deepatab baa been received bv Minuter of Marine truni Gene, ral de L’lale. dated Hanoi. 10 f.m. :—There nothing freeb to report from Cbn and Kep. advanoe guard of Cbmeae ngnlars appeared tbe direction ...

... Sunday. —The Minister of War has received a telegram from General Briere de Lisle announcing the arrival of reinforcements to the number of thirty-two hundred men. The General adds is ready to march upon Langson. GERMANY AND WEST AFRICA. STORMING A TOWN—SEVERE ...

... eleven. PROTECTION OF AMERICAN INTERESTS ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. New’ York, Monday. —The United States w’ar vessels Lancaster and Kearsage have ordered to cruise oil the West coast of Africa, in order protect American interests. It is stated, ho .ever ...

... and under cover of it raids even to the present day are carried on against the heathen tribes Africa and Asia. It is true that, apart from the horrors of war and the slave trade, slavery in Moharaetan countries is mainly domestic institution involving ...

... was tried he was ordered with his regiment to South Africa, and in consequence ha abandoned the suit and condoned the matter, making bis wife allowance. Shortly after he had been engaged in the war against the Boers he received information that hia wife ...

... probably excited by the success of the Mahdi’s rising in tbe Soudan, are determined to assert their claim? the centre of Africa. The immediate occasion ior the Arab movement was given by the despatch of one of Mr. Stanley’s convoys, richly laden with ...

... Ireland, but not known here. AFFAIRS ON THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. Liverpool, Thursday. —lntelligence from the West Coast of Africa states that trade Kinsembo has been greatly interferred with by tribal war between the chiefs of Quebo and Kacungo. The prisoners ...

... day. JAMES M‘KEIL & CO , Agents. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1885 MA,BS IN MAGUERAFELT. South Derry we feel assured not South Africa. The people—any of them have ever seen—are notin the least like Zulus. Those hard hitting British-beating people the Boers ...

... been arraafcd. The tour men will Fiance to day. THE BELGIANS AND EAST AFRICA. (bbctrb’b Tl I ) ZtHZißxn, FaiDAT The Ib-lgiaua are withdrawing from atatiooaeftabliibed them Eaatorn Africa. ...

... SUBMISSION OF CHIEFS. Lond 'W, Nioitt.—Tlie PrcM Association Lm rec. ited fiom tbe War copy Ute follow. ntt UliKcaoß •• From Lord Woltcley to tbo SoereUry of Bute for War. Korti, Wbd«B6DAT, —Ucorral E*rle Ulrgraphs to-day fiom tbc Cataract of Kabdelabd ...

... arte ( Werl. Jan. 0) Friday, Jan. 8 f Oaatla I Wed. Jnu, ( Prlrtay, Jon. • Via Madeira. —For South Africa only, Via Lisbon. —For South and East Africa, also Maaritine. Nor*.—Tbo East African Steamers connect at Mozambique with British Indian Company’s ...