... SOUTH AFRICA. (aEDTEB'S TKJ.KPIUM.) »UfcO, Sbpt. *2O. The Nfttal Supreme Coart has dUmiMed the apphcatioD prohibit Archdeacon Colley trom e&erc-tiiaK hie fauotioiui the catUedrei. Lxcitemeat preveiU Vrybarg (Heohaeoeland) cooeeqaeuoe ol diemondt haring ...

... LIFE IN WESTERN AFRICA. DR. ROBERT D. Diva, of Coleraine, who was for some year! a member of an exploring party . who travelled through the portion of Africa principally watered by the River Niger, delivered a lecture in the Lecture-room of the First ...

... FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND HEN BILLED IN CIVIL WAR. recently made in the War Department at Washington show that the American Civil War watt et latively the most seaguinary on record. According to the statistics, 297,825 Union soldiers lie buried* the various ...

... Natal. L. Africa. Mmletra for Cape Nasal, 91..4aimese Mauritius. Astern Tickets kneed fee all pant.. Do9ALD A b nachemas street. * London. EC.; ee ia Dahlia to 3. 114aelposr. MURPHY k WAW). Amts. linlirratina Barronetread..66ad Baseateed-st. War WATICIMORD ...

... Sunday. General Bertola Viale, Minister of War, preside! to-day a conference of commanding officers of the force to be dfspatctu>d shortly to Massowah. Generals Marzano, Cagoi, and Geni will leave for Africa iu the second fortnight of the present mouth ...

... second city in Importance in Africa, inspired the Romans with new zeal to try and conquer Carthage, against which they again proclaimed war, and it finally fell into their hands in the year 8.C., which ended the third Punic war. Thia completed the overthrow ...

... AINU MWANRGA A CRISIS AVERTED. ——— ney ex: mn. gen- } bis re- Zaszmar, Tuc! News from Cental Africa reached Zan day. Emin Pasha had seccived th HE tent to him by Mwanga, Kiog of Ugas feeling uneasy at the nows of Mr. | expedition, wiched to learn from ...

... NEWS OF EMIN PASHA. Zanzieas, Trorspay.—News from Central Africa reached Zanzibar to-day. Emin Pasha has reccived the envoys sent to him by Mwanga, King of Ugandi, who, feeling unu? at the news of Mr. Stanley's expedition, wished to learn from the Pasha ...

... rents into the •* war chest” for that purpose, are now terribly incensed. They have been offered larger reductions than contemplated in their demands when joining the Plan Campaign, but now they cannot get their rente out of the ** war chest.” It was to ...

... be, I believe he has done good thing for Ireland. (Applause). Englishmen have before now waged wars, and have carried their wars into the very heart Africa and India, to avenge less infamous outrages then were committed here yesterday; and I do believe ...

... A Roma telegram says—Two Italian menof-war—the Afaeondalore and the Castelfidardo—are to be sent to Tangiers for the protection of Italian subjects in Morocco. The military preparations for an expedition to Africa, which are on a large scale, are not only ...

... ittkemUsiooof MrbtaaUy was pacific onn. inspired by Urea. His (Emin Pasha’s) fneeds in Europe, concerned hoe tone sojourn Africa, and at tte ilsnpm which ran, were tending him proamone and fresh supplies, and three were being brought to tte expedition ...