... of Russian war it becomes a matter of vital necessity that j should repel the from Egypt and tho vicinity of the Cana!—a channel, bo itj remembered, which a few thousand men might block iu a single night. I considerable war in Africa, war of gigantic ...

... Lower Mount street (Merrion square). SOUTH AFRICA. DESPATCH OF WAR MATERIAL. (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) Portsmouth, Monday. The transport Richmond Hill sailed this afternoon for the Cape with au immense amount of war material, torpedoes, and gun-cotton. She has ...

... General Komaroff. Vice-Admiral Cbeatakoff will iu a few days inspect the men-of-war lying in the Crouatadt Roads, which are to joined by the cruiser Africa and tho war vessel Scobeleff. Commission composed of staff officers and naval officers left Cronstadt ...

... AFRICA. (REUTER’S TEhEORAM.) Liverpool, Saturday, Advices from Old Calabar, dated March loth, brought by mail steamer to-day, state that a German man-of-war called recently off Bay Beach, and arrested three native clerks in the service of English merchants ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The Times’ Durban correspondent telegraphs on Thursday that a deputation of five porsous has left Yryburg, Stellaiaud, offer Khama the services of a large body of white volunteer.* to preseoute bis war against Lobeugale. on certain conditions ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. (RSCTSB S ' Capetown, Not 11th, via Plymouth. After visiting Vryburg Sir Hercules Robinson proceeded Maferiog with the administrator Bechaanslaod, where he had a satisfactory interview with the Chief and bin prin* ciptl raeu. High Commiuiooer ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. fIIMES TELEGRAM.) Dcrbak, Tuesday. Tbe High Commissioner has notified tbe establish# of a British Protectorate over the Pondoland coast between Cape Colony and Natal. It is under, stood that the recent proclamation of the Imperial anthority ...

... FRANCE AND WEST AFRICA. (REUTER S TELEGRAM.) Paris, Thursday. The Chamber of Deputies to-day passed a Bill for laying telegraphic cable between Senegal and Gaboon. Liverpool, Thursday. Intelligence received here from the West Coast of Africa states that the ...

... FRANCE AND CENTRAL AFRICA. (bkctsb’s zelegbam.) CANADA. (rlutf.k’s telkgbam,^ Quebec, Friday. Large quantities of war material are being sent from Quebec to Halifax. THE EARTHQUAKES IN SPAIN. (REUTER S TELEGRAM.) Madrid, Friday. The King yesterday visited ...

... Eli MANY AND AFRICA. Foreitm Stocks F.nglioh. American, Ca- nadiun, and Foreign ro - »• Railway Stocks ' SCALE OF COMMISSION'. and Foreign St-«k t Knglwh, American. anadian, (. ami Foreign Railway Stocks • „ One Half the above for *• Carrs o\er ...

... MR. FORSTER ON SOUTH AFRICA, Forster, speaking on Saturday breakfast given in London, under the auspices of the Aborigines Protection Society, said the affairs of South Africa had never been in more critical condition than now. With so many matters of ...

... l THE MARQUIS RIPON THE WAR. The Marquis of Kipou was lasteveniaß entertained at the Liverpool Reform Club. Responding to the toast of hie health, said this was a time when public men should exercise much caution, because they were not yet perfectly ...