... occasion of previous negotiations of •similar kind touching the Fiji Islands, West Africa, ani New Guinea, did very good Tue present negotiations primarily co-ictro East Africa, and aim obviating in the f-i urc every possibility of with reference lofrouiK ...

... THE FRENCH AFRICA. (belter's XELEORAV.) Paris, Tuesday. Hi's Minister of Marines has received a despatch from Senegal announcing that a company of Scnegaliau sharp-shooters has been attacked by a native force, commanded by the Chief of the Boudons. One ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. (RKUTKR'H TRLXORAM.) Girt Tows. Mat G. The Free Stale VolEsraad opened on the ioat. President Brand. The speech contains little of importance outside Free State affairs. Dr Bieber. German Consol-General Cape Town, who ia on a visit to the ...

... ITALY AND AFRICA. (BKCTCa'S Rome. Satobdat. In yesterday’s sitting of tlio Chamber Count Do Robilant, Minister of Foreign Affairs, replying interpellation of Signor Mauridi ou the pro* sent situation of Italy in Massowah, stated, with regard to maintenance ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. Tba Tiawt’ Durban correspondnt telegraph*; The Bbebaanaland Commisawo opened Monday. The Administrator the iaaas ocrtibca.es of owaership two speaks, and indohreoca in payment of transfer Mm. The Mport that the Boers are trekking into the ...

... SOUTH AFRICA. The Times’ Durban correspondent states that the Cape Parliament has resolved to aoolisb Excise duty, and Mioisiere id. end to impose income tax to provide lac the consequent deficiency the reveoo*. THE GENERAL SYNOD THE CHERCH OF IRELAND ...

... THE GERMANS IN WEST AFRICA—BOM- Bertin, Tuesday. of the Lieutenant she from West Africa station Bimbia, and have the town. ‘No one on board the Cyelop was in- jured. The governor was THE THREATENED WAR AVERTED. London, Wednesday. 's” Berlin rondent The ...

... SPAIN AND WEST AFRICA. LibfteU tales that several Government officials have left here for the West Coast of Africa in order to establish a Spanish settlement the mouth of the river Mum. Me Bcrkr amp Mb Gladstone.—Mr Bagwell, in letter to the says : Sir ...

... NEWS PROM SOUTH AFRICA. (MDTKB’S TELEO BAM.) Capetown (tie Plymouth), Dec eh MB It. —After m atoodcd through tb« eoloay of and the Pro# Stato, tha tiorwoor has rrtuiMd to Oapalowß. la (ho cooraa ot a lectoro (WiMNd at apohlic OMatiaCOt Ocahaoulowd laat ...

... • KAN'S Tit•VILS IN AFRICA AND ASIA. • Pall Mall Gran re bad aa internee with Mr Cesare Sere eight or Si. rear alto be pear up treas. r reatart, bought a inners per tartan% sad ter the le his old hutiagereerl—ths re Mr De Val is teak ta re agra, Writ ...

... THE ANT l-PORTDOOESE REVOLT IN SOUTH AFRICA. tEEUTEE'S TCLEOBAU.) Dukhan, Nov. 3hi>, via Plymouth, Particulars Uiavo been received of the recent revolt of the natives of luhambane. The following account of the rising is based chiefly upon inform:* lion ...

... BUSSIAM WAR PREPARATIOHS, Oscace, Dncgiagnlt. Warlike preparetion* cootinoa twee with open more marked haste than hitherto. ShipianfiaeC winter eampaigniag aniforau bah* leaded, and bnmek-room new provided for aaatiy 108.000 man. Ooaaigammrte of amaß ...