... DISUIEIING JEWS FROM SOW= AFRICA. Tbe news from Zululand is disquieting. The BMW' Itisident there insists upon the Zulu acceptance of the boundary se approved by Mir Arthur Havelock, on pain of England withdrawing her protection and leering the Zulus ...

... THE ITALIAN WAR WITH ABYSSINMA. (RUTEWR'S TELEGRAM,) - - REdke, Friday. The debate upon the bill for the credit of five million lire on account of the reinforcements for Maesswah wa4 resumed in the Chamber of De- puties to-day. Count De IRobilant, Minister ...

... Westminster, He said that in other during the Queen's an the q of war we remained as from £11.,000,000 im 1835 to £90,000,000, war expenditure had end Ministries were shattered because this was not ‘war cost the lives of 50,000 men, yet we it no more than if it ...

... INDIA, CEYLON, JAVA, QUEENSLAND, BIIRMAH, PERSIA, EAST AFRICA, ita BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, BRITISH INDIA ASSOCIATION. LOMDON TO /334010 My MAMA& COLOMBO • itAI3OOON. fA110361. war -.1; A. 1k tor voyege. Apply be GIAT. DAWBR, A 13 Lerim ...

... BRITISH WEST AFRICA. (KtVTSm’s TtLWMtAIf.) Jam r*i* The Roa OUhbrt Carter, Treasurer of tho Gambia, baa boon nominated represent the settle men the approaching Colonial confereooe. Mr Carter has been detained here since Jane last to discharge the dntiea ...

... MA.**T AFRICA. The Castle Company Ifovr.' Mail Steamer- load East India Dock Batin, Londo::, end railas fol* *°Ktraniera, From From Dartmouth, •tianhtar.’e Weil.. Mar. Frida-. Mar ♦ Ko»l:a C»v»le Wed . ilr.r. JH -lay, Mar. Kachan. Castle Wed.. War. :trt ...

... it would mean war with King Mwanga, and though Stanley's men are armed with Remington rifles, and the expedition has with it a machine gun, it is net equipped for a serious campaign, evan with the black fighting men of Equatorial Africa. Nor ought it ...

... lota.r war mtarday 'ware by tie Peeples Palace for East ' Chheraa, Yolantary 14th, Dace Su-1 ea by the Q.. to Yam Uri will be_ ham op. TV • Ha; Nlfar East Undo.. n Bararday, the 14th of arry.—Yoara F Pomo:fat. ' THE GERMAN ACQUISITIONS IN AFRICA. Wat'wacky ...

... Niws-Pro-2' Slities of War : due Church Ac : Distribution o! Prizes the Synod Hat! . Methodist Church . Christian Associations, Sporting Intelligence. S Nsws-Sporting Intelligence (continued from page 2T* Weather British West Africa ; Ki’oU in Be.fast. Use ...

... SEVERE FINANCIAL PANIC.. On all the Continental Bourses on the 3rd inst. there was a panic caused by the renewed rumours of war. At Paris the mistrust so general that it was almost Impossible to do any business, while the fart that the Bank of England ...

... Incidents of the Zulu war: There was a very large attendance. Dr D'Evelyn eloquently and graphically described the aspect of the conntry, the habits of the people, and dwelt specially on several of the more noteworthy incidents of the war, paying a high tribateto• ...

... Franco agreed to aid Piedmont in the War of Independence. Piedmont was cede Nice and Savoy, and Victor Emmanuel give his daughter Clotilde to the Emperor’s cousin, Plon-plon. Piedmont had no money for either the war or the marriage. Mancardi came lha rescue ...