... 'rhe following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday :- GERNTMANY AND EAST AFRICA. Theb Tinves Berlin correspondent ?? ap- prehension is felt here in the circles of the East African Company for the safety of some of its officials who were stationed ...

... '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 ...

... REVOLT AGAINST THE PORTUGUESE IN AFRICA. raIUTIII.• TILIOIIBIIO Loammo Masquas (Dswor. Bar). Tana,. D&T.—The white soldiers have mutinied against their °Seers. The Portuguese marines have landed. and some fighting is expected. The population is safe. ...

... AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. The Durban correspondent telegraphs on Tuesday night -Troubles are feared in Swaziland, owing to the massacre of the chiefs by King Umbandine. The Jubilee celebration of the Beer victory over the Zulus at Blood River took place ...

... MORE TROUBLE IN SOUTH AFRICA. Ti. news from South says a London correspondent. is considered ominous of early I trouble. It is feared that the untoward course of events may draw us into another war with the Boer& The bare imagination of such a possibility ...

... HI SOILUIBLZ FOR AFRICA. A Poirrnikili la spit S.. se we aoil la • e % of a I. the lea l. thi ea oiler omen tr bar Mao So 0,, iad them 'be bee adonis bar Is Are tor..-- Xj bow. sari, is no fall, so peke* vIA art week iilN a aad its fell pleasure kb& ...

... -- . ?? - 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 ...

... THE COMING WAR IN ZULULAND. REINFORCEMENTS ORDERED OUT. Cairo, Friday.—Thn Bifl» Brigade which will be replaced by the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, will proceed to Natal about the sth prox, DcitoAN, Friday.— The force sent to relieve Mr. Pretonos, in ...

... SLAVE TRADE ON THE EAST COAST OF AFRICA. London, Wednesday. The Press Association understands that the agreement entered into by this country with Germany, France, and Portugal regard the slave trade on the East Coast of Africa is practically as follows From ...

... railway. Should the present didicolty iu land aesutne the propostion• of a war of any magnitude. occasion will perhaps afford Mr Val an opportunity for devilopina ibis pow • ras a war eorn.apoodent fir a ikon tine, and he will then prooeed to fiiii.h the ...

... -The iong- b expected White Book, containing the official cor- t reepondence relating to the troubles on the East E Coast of Africa, was issued this morning. The o volume contains forty-four separate despatches, 1 some received by telegraph, but most of ...

... TROPICAL AFRICA. I 1 ) 1 • !AIR Thtee distinct Africas are known to the modern world-- North Africa, where men go for health: South Africa where they go for money; and Central Africa, where they go for adventure. The first, the old ...