... 'ITALIAN DBEEAT I AFRIC(A. I ?? FIERCE FIGHTIN-G WITH ABYSSINIANS. 350 BASHI-BAZOURS AND SEVERAl ITALIAN OFFICERS KILLED. (naurxu's aELEGinAf.) Rome, Monday. The Minister of War has received Like followin telegram from the general commanding at ass- sowah:l ...

... -- . ?? - 1- tfr 7'I I .; . 1DAY'IN AFRICA.?' I . I . .0 I (BY a FREEMAN REPORTEIL) ! Africa, unlike Ireland, cannot be fully studied in twenty-four hours. A tourist, as we have re- 'cently seen, after suending a few hours in Ireland has felt himself ...

... of nights knowing that Rusrsia was iS much weatker. Only when tine war threat- ...

... which would certa1ly not be favourable to British iu- iwolrest in South Africa. | The Press Aesociation says-M aior Scarletti I R A, has been ordered to leave England for South Africa at once. He will leave in company rith Captain Goratley, Royal Scots Regiment ...

... read a paper on the; commerciai future of Central Africa. With the 3 aid of some large maps, he showed the progress of exploration since 1850. Since Livingstone's ?? nearly the whole of Central Africa hlas, lie pointed out, been brought in some degree ...

... EASTERN AFRICA. On the next vote of £71,073 -for the- Foreign Ofice, . Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL moved a reduction of the-vote by-£500 in order t6 elicit some in. 'formation as to the policy of the.Government with -reference to Suakim- and. Eaateorn Africa. He ...

... be indignant at being accused of being the chief importers of arms and I ammunition in Africa, whereas it is certain that' the steamers ef the Hamburg shipowners War- mann take most goods of that daugerous -kind thither. M3R. GLADSTONE IN NAPLES. London ...

... consideration of the Government. Forty-six workingmen's societies in Milan have paseedT a resolution against war,.and declaring that in case Italy goes to war they will not sUp- port her. The resolution is to be sent to work- men's associations throughout Italy ...

... correspondent te- s legrapas on Tuesday-The National Zditung !} urges that the ?? should asaume the sos.- S reiguty of East Africa, and should appoint a a Governor at Bagomoyo. t In reply to the toast of his health at the corn plimentary dinner given him ...

... a pure accident, or what seemed to be such. About twelve months ago my health wags failing,, and I decided to go to South Africa in the -middle of August. A special whip 'from Mr. Parneil, however, de. tained me in town, and I was compelled to go by a ...

... Coast of Africa, a .eieram sttain5 that Al.. Staniey had arrarede 4tely at Wadelai. London, Suanday. The Central Ngews ?? is reported from Pas that Mr. Stevenson, a member of the New Ta-k- a-raid staff in that city, Lane been deespatched Africa with the ...

... le Natuiial-EHistory- Museum so that each will contain illustrations of the zoology of a Par- ticular area of Europe, Asia, Africa, America: or Austrahia; and the system of classification will be more thoroughly carried oat us soon as the col'- lections ...