... Lords that Sir Garnet Wolseley had been appointed Governor of Natal and the Trans- vaal, and Commander-in-Chief in South Africa. Afghan War. Signature of terns of peace by Major Cavagnari and the Ameer Yakoob Khan. The Ava was run down. 1880-John Curwen, author ...

... COMPANTY. I r. POWE.LL WILLIAMS. repiving to Mtr. jromas Barley. said considararbie payme-n-ts laid i been madle in S'outh Africa to the War. Office ac- 1 ccnnt for Imnpe-rial troops lent to the Chartere i I Ccnr faly5 but denails could nlot yet he given. In ...

... Id ministr Plenipotutiatiy for,*lie Treasi at thie Bagde,' but would return to 6suth Africa in August. . Qaestioned with rerenc to the present situation in South Africa he' declined to express any opinion. Mr Hayes Hamiond sqta tedthMr. Schreiner's evidence ...

... Englano thue independence of the TrmnvalRussiasad ?? will not remain inative -in Northern Africa. It is now reported that, in view bI cpossibilities--in i South Africa, the Khartoum expedition has been suspended, and that- the most acetive mlitary preparations ...

... end of the year. EHe tai has no intention of returning to South Africa until Es the completion of the railway to Buluwayo. Ques-c tioned as to his views on the situation in South WI Africa, Mr. Selous showed some reluctance to en- rei press an opinion ...

... AFFAIRS IN WEST AFRICA. THE MOVEMENTS OF THE CHEF SAMORY. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE LIVERPOOL MAY 3.- The African Steamship Company's steamer Benin arrived here this after- noon from the West Coast of Africa and Canary Islands. The Benin left Accra on ...

... an equal desire on, sides, though expressed in different ferns , to precipiate a conflict between tahe 'en races of South Africa. On the- face of them tae seems to be little reason why any loyal uetenl the Assembly should not subscribe enther Z;te resolution ...

... HIEf SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1 The limes says-Though there is no need to b pawy much atteution, to the more sensational items v of inteligeuce tenm South Africa, it is unhappily a plain that the general condition is one of consider- able unrest. ...

... irterest in elesti- h may be fought in the distn rts covered ha tb2 red War. THE GREA!LT FoA LxALY The body of the young nmnn, which tai s,` .aO Saturday night last on thetreat N ettrt' war, near Tate's Arevenue, has b een identflr0 a' that of William Joi n ...

... AFFAIRS IN WEST AFRICA.| THE CAUSE OF THE BENIN MASSACRE, FRIENDLY CHIEFS IMPLICATED. THE FRENCH AT BOASSA, BZUTEES SPetAhL SExVitE. LIvsnRooL, hMaRca 8.-News by thea Royal mail sas. Volta puts a new light on the reasons of the King of Benin for massacring ...

... I BRITISf1 EAST AFRICA. MAJOR MACDONALD'S EXPEDITION.i TIIL SOUDANESE REYOLT IN USOGA. STATEY3IEINT BY MAJIOR LUGARDP. -. lEPTE SR S.PECIAL SEElIiCa.. . Boa-taxmoi Nuvs:2snsn 2-3. -Reuteris Agency I learns, on inquiry inl various wlvel-informeel quar- ...

... AFFLEAI:RS IN WESGT AFRICA. FRENCH ACTIVITY. COLLISION IN MIlD-OCEAN. LrVmnrOOJ., JANUA4RY 19.-Twhe mail steamer Nubia, of the African Steamuship Comlpany, arrived here to-day. The onlyv port in the Niger Goes t Pro- tectorate touched at 'iF as New Calabar ...