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... GERMANY AND EAST AFRICA. The Stamford's Berlin eorreepondeot telegraphs—l have reason to believe that Germany will not restrict her action on the African Eait Coast to the blockade lend and sea. but that Lieutenant Wissmann will be sent on with orders ...
... MASSACRES IS CESTRAL AFRICA. Zanzibar. was startled and abockod early to-day by the Sul aa publicly erdcrinfc tbu decapitation of four aativu in a fort uo'ried on a cbarKO of murder. The bodies war# allowed to remain exposed aud unpoardod till evening ...
... THE GERMANS IN EAST AFRICA. The Time*Zanzibar correspondent telegraphs on Wednesday -.—More desultory fighting is reported from Bc-gameyo. The Germans landed men from their ships, and tho usual daughter of natives followed. News has arrived through Uoganqembo ...
... THE GERMANS AND EAST AFRICA. (REUTER’S Berlin, Monday. Unfavourable rumours*, based, apparently, on private letters, are in circulation respecting the health of the crews of the German war vessels on the Ea-t African coast. One ship is reported to be ...
... 'rhe following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday :- GERNTMANY AND EAST AFRICA. Theb Tinves Berlin correspondent says-Some ap- prehension is felt here in the circles of the East African Company for the safety of some of its officials who were ...
... 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 ...
... -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 ...
... and dismissed with a message that the tribes were only at war with the• Germans, who had taken a hundred lives. A Berlin ielegrans — m — y - s - -Wha - e - ei - ne — w - a . bens East Africa ia gloomies. Excitement pzevails in the island of Ziezibar ...
... Steamship Company's steamer Prometheus, for Penang; and the British and African Steau - sbip Company's steamer Congo, for Africa, left the Mersey to-day. New York, Dec 30—The Inman Line Com- pany’s steamer City of Berlin, from Liverpool, arrived to-day ...
... OR THE ITALIANS AT MASSOWAH. Roms, Replying to the interpellation on the tion of Ttaly in East Africa, pub b Signor Boughi in a sitting of the Chamber of puties, Signor Crie made a similar declaration to that which he m: in the Senate on the bth inst ...
... /LUSTS:EMS FOE AFRICA. Berlin, Friday. A volontiver Corp* for portico in Emit Arms is oqulppod at Kiel and Wilhelmshaven. THE NEW (JEW/AN WAR MINISTER. Berlin. Friday. It is understood that Von will shortly Mt appointed Minister of War. London. Frida7 ...
... quickly assumed these paternal functions after the war of 1857. It is somewhat ludicrous for a Republic, which is always threatening the Roman Catholic Church at home, to poem as its protector in Chios. AFRICA AS IT WAS AND IS. Mn Jossra Tnomeor, the African ...