... GERMAN EAST AFRICA. A “Standard” telegram, dated Berlin, Sunday Night, says—A private letter from Major Von Wi-smann, dat.d August 18tb. mentions that he is highly satiafied with the progress mad ■in drill by bis men. One squad consUts of Soudanese, one ...

... THE WAR UGANDA. (CHKSS ASSOCIATION TEU'ORAU.) Captain Lngard. whose action in Uganda while in charge of the British East Africa Company's forces has led to tbe interchange of comm icat ions between our Government and that of France, will arrive in England ...

... THE WAR UGANDA. A FRENCH MISSIONARY’S STATEMENT. (REUTER S TELEGRAM.I Paris, The F.clair publishes interview the General Secretary of French Missions in Africa, who allowed the representative of the journal to examine the report sent home Pere Brard. ...

... New Zealand, and Queensland (Brindisi i. West Coast of Africa. Canary Islands, and Madeira. Newfoundland. Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Beotia, and Prince Edvard's Island (Dyl. East Coeat of Africa. (Brindisi;, m, Cape Colony. Natal, and Madeira. 26th—Nil ...

... oue of higher efficiency and readiness than had ever been known before since tbs Peninsular War. The subseauent speakers generally expressed approval of the War Secretary’s statement. Progress was then reported. Tbe report of Supply was adjourned midnight ...

... one of higher efficiency and road mead than had ever been known before since the Peninsular War. The subseaueut speakers generally expressed approval of the War Secretary’s statement. Progress was then reported. The report of Supply was adjourned by the ...

... the journal, would then cot off Russia from the route to ladian Ocean, and thus create much graver motive for Anglo-Russian war than tbe Pamir question. Bombay, Sckdat. In addition to his edict aonoaucmg the impending arrival of a special missien from ...

... South-East Africa have had narrow escape of being driven oat their by the powerlul chief Gangunhana. Information was received by the British officials Bay some time ago to the effect that Guugunhana had announced his intention of declaring war against the ...

... the one thing necessary ensure our success in East Africa—an uninterrupted line of coast from Capo Town Cape Delgado. That splendid achievement would make a reality of our empire Bonth Central Africa, Without this access to the coast we are certain to ...

... New South Wales, New Zealand, nnd Qneenalaad (Brindisi;. West Coast Africa. Canary Islands, and Madeira. Canada, New Beuncwick. Neva Beotia, and Prince Edward*! Island East Coaet Africa. 10 p m. Cape Colony. Natal, and Madeira. 27th—NU. To Ovaacoas WtaaKtoa ...

... steel erinoliae three times or fear times throng that rum used by men war would be unable withstand the assault the new torpedo. We are eot, therefore, surprised to lenrn that meu of war officers and others are greatly perplexed, and find difficulty ia even ...

... becoming captain, For twenty ye ira, however, he has been constantly employed on the Staff. He has seen a lot of war service in tbe Aabantee war. Zola campaign, and the Egyptian campaigns of and The 18th Hussars, now at Balliocollig and Cork, will, it is ...