... Monktiri CcuusKCiau, Maxwna, Ac. .. ADTERTItJEMESrS. • tici.es. CoaaMraaawcE. Ac. .. EN.ii.aso aso Vrsejiorua. Dtia.Tßa* Africa, Fanaesai.. war to Aaaaxrt, Ac. .. .. •» Btbeet Buna, ThbCbokcb, Tu». Ami Market*. WBanua. tl The Kiixamsis Caae. BeaßTiso Ixtbixicksce ...

... Commercial. The* Market#, Ac. Advertisements, Bcmmarx, Leadin* An- ticles, Ac. •• •• London Correspondence. The Risino East Africa, The War ihb East, Cocur a\d Personal, Ac. .. .. The Chprch, Insthdte op Jocrnalists, Lloyd's Mail vs, Ac. .. Law Military. Sporting ...

... investing them with foil powers propose final terms of peace- Several Japanese war vessels have started southwards intercept any Chinese war vessels carrying contraband of war. Yokohama, Friday. official despatch received at beadquarters announces that ...

... Central Africa. The Major will establish the ander AsbisUM Commis■iooers, hat the seat ol Goveramaat has not yet bs.-n fixed. Tbia ie in accerdancs with the recent agreement concladed with the South Africa Company respecting Britiaa Central Africa, whereby ...

... killed tight iug with Masai the road, u supposed to lie Mr. Andrew Dk-k. Scot* ll.an. who bed* m Fast .Africa suae Formerly lie was ui Bntuii Fast Africa Company’s serrioe, but Utterly been trading his cwu account. It is thought that from it-» sire the caravan ...

... THE FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA. XIMBI STORMED BURNT OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS. Loodoo, Monday. Tbn Anaoeiation ttaun. with retaraoca to tbn reported MTtra figbtiog Watt Africa, that the Admiralty has racaiTad a cipher cablegram from Rear-Admiral Sir Fredariok Bed ...

... ! RELAPSED SAVAGES. WUtAUiVIi IX AFRICA in a brittsii (SDLONY. (urru'a TEi.r ...

... ITALY AND ABYSSINIA. WAR IMMINENT. (ut s ttleuram.) Homt, Thcriday. Baron Blaac, Miaisterfor Foreign Affairs, mads a statement in tbs Chamber of Deputies to-day on the po-itiou of affairs in Africa, with especial reference to the relation between Italy ...

... ne*v-»sory u> at once mak« war uti the King Kiuhimi. The War Office has lievti given the necessary orders scar* the expedition. and Sir Hedven* Puller now engfcged the subject. The Aldershot ■orrespondeiif the “Globe,' telegraphing t4ii» evening, .says— ...

... Thursday. FftrcN Scat*, spent several hours at War Office to-day. He will Len •.©■■narrow evening for Liverpool, to embark for tta voyage Africa. Doting the afternoon jfuwxy vans traosfeired from tbe War to bivsrpooi. scores of jananuisl tin boxes • dauonery ...

... trade in the Eaat African Prolectorata (hoar). IHB CHINOaJAPA»ESE WAR. Cirti Lord* ttta Admiralty mcd Sir Bt Jan Powall that lha r .•porta mad to tha Gororumant naval uparieneoa in recent war between Cbiua and Japan were ol conhdenual aatnro. and ooold not ...

... THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL. 9, THE MADAGASCAR WAR. RETIREMENT OF COLONEL SHERVINTON. (R&UTBK TBLUGRAM.) * Paris, Mondit. A despatch from Port Louie of date aßQoances that, ewtag ta disa,reeaiaßte beiwe«o the Hevas aad (be foreiga ofCeere the Hova array ...