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... of Sirik Tarconmns, Penjdeh, is a Rossian nominee. St. Petersburg, Thursday. The men-of-war lying Groustadt roads arc I* joined by the ernsier Africa, and the war Scobeleff. Vice-Admiral Chesakoff will -bortly inspect the vessels. Simla, Thursday. (t ...
... TNE IN WEST AFRICA. Writiag from the Ronny River, on July our correspondent that in spite of the eraealar ntterancea of Priem Bismarck at the subject to the iingliish Government, the Germane have paid in tall all the etafins lodged by Easlish Starters ...
... TEMPERANCE SOUTH AFRICA. A correspondent from Barkley Vest, South Africa, oo March 3rd :-With re ard mv Erst detail of duty with the expeditioo, 1 was, the last moment, discovered to ire a useful jiay-sergcaat and medical *toro keeper, so f was not sent ...
... DYNAMITE WAR. INNOCENTS TO BE BLOWN DP. (RBUTBB'S TELEGRAM.) PARIS, MONDAT. A Congrw* o! Fenlaai and dynamiters was held to day. The chair was taken a person named Knil, aliat Morriaay. a native Connty Carlow. Several letters, apologising for absence ...
... formation of colonial army. The firat four arildee, dealing with the organization of the army in Africa, were adopted without debate. General Campenon, Minister of War, expressed wish that the law night take effect the earliest possible date, ana that is futnre ...
... THE ARMY. Lieutenant General 11. Torrens, C. 8., has been selected to command the troops in Africa fiO'iu tl.o foil! of Noyeoitor, place of General the Hon. Sir Smyth, K.G.M.G., C. 8., whose period command expires General Torrens served the Crimea, being ...
... form Ministry, and received antbority to do so. GERMANS AND THE WEST COAST OF AFRICA. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Plymouth, Wednesday. Writing from Elephantßay, West Coast of Africa March Ist, the Western Morning Nexct correspondent says that H.M’a ship Frolic ...
... it has been called, will not long defer the evil day . . . • War is held to inevitable, though diplomacy will probably stave off an immediate mntare. Should these words be prophetic, and war suddenly thrust upon us, the resources of the Empire may be strained ...
... it has been called, will not long defer the evil day . • • * War is held to inevitable, though diplomacy will probably stave olf immediate nininre. Should these words be prophetic, and war be suddenly thrust upon us, the resources ot the Empire* may strained ...
... the rebel canse. The Tubuna of Home affirms that great preparations are being made at the Ministry of War in contemplation an autumn campaign in Africa. Three successive expeditions would start for Massowah in ths months of Scptembe and October. complete ...
... and war. the irony of late, after being for years dragged through humiliation and reverse, throngh danger, bloodshed, and financial ditflcnlty, this economical and reforming Government were now considering whether or not wc might be shortly at war with ...
... Ameetedee ea the Congo. Two l'orumgeme war are ' erasing in those wawa, and the 'tepid and ' Watchful have been ordered to protest to the , by the English Naval Chief. The Congo has been avoided of late by the English war ships, for fear of possible cow plkstions ...