... wvere still at Boma, but idle. Two German war vessels wvere in Cuongo with Governor Putttkamer and officials on board. Herr Puttkimer is Governor of the Came- roons, and had brought dowrn with him in the war vessels an expedition of troops and o!ters ...

... I NEWS FROM WEST AFRICA.I THE SIERRA LEONE TRIALS INTERVIEW WITH JUDGE BONNER. LivanrooL, JANuARY 12.-The Elder Dempste' liner Baranga arrived here to-day from West Africa. She had amongst her passengers Judge Bonner, who was sent to Sierra Leone last ...

... Beresford leaves Japarl today. Yokohama telegram, dated Tuesday, says is ?? ?? ?? =sr. | BEUTBR'S TELSSBAMS: l AFFAIRS IN WEST AFRICA. TROUBLE AMONG THE EGBAS. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. The steamer Dabhomey, which has arrived, brings news from Gambia to the 3rd ...

... WEST AFRICA. PUNISHMENT OF THE NATIVES. Further details obtained by Reuter's represen- tative respecting the massacre of a Snall British force under Lieutenant Keating in West Africa, show that a punitive expedii'on, composed of the n ew West Africa Frontier ...

... internal condition of affairs which is far fron satisfactory in South Africa, the empire may. congratulate itself upon a fairly prosperous development of its affairs. WEST AFRICA. As usual, Africa has been the centre of the most dramatic occurrences of the year ...

... landed, and excitement continues. SPANISH OFFICERS AND POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS. MADRID, Wednesday. General Correa, Minister of War, has declared in an interview with a representative of the Press that he has ordered the Captain General to apply military laws ...

... simi- larly to Russia in regard to China under like con- ditions. Alluding to the recent war scare with France, Sir Richard drew attention to England's proximity to war over the Niger trouble, which had been settled to the satisfaction of both England and ...

... malcing up the Frenc~h naticn nor tta Freneh Government itzelf desired war. Speaking from- his experience of the nations of ELurope gene- rally, be could say there was no nesia' for war. Cn the contrary, they had an earneis vish fee peacc. Corning to the ...

... Td ?? n was de- e;- feere dC ?? ddi& 4r'h Senate ,d abbuld-declafe that the PresiCentof the United ?? has now power to wage war on the inhabi- is tents of the Philippines, such power Seing vested. d- in Co ngress alone. An interesting debate ensued. a- ...

... THE PAPACY-, PAST AND PRESENT.1 LECTURE BY MIR. WMy. JOHNSTON, MI.P. This wars the title of a lecture delivered last night by Mr. William Johnston, M.P., in West Belfast Orange Hall, Shanicill Road. The pro- ceeds were in aid of Percy Street Reading Room ...

... ANOTHER REBEL CHIEF CAPTURED. S IMPORTANT ORDER FROM THE WAR OFFICE. Lrvaaroon, Faenxtr.-The Elder Dempeter liner PReSS ASSOCIATION FOSIiHON SPECIAL. Volta arried here to-day from West Africa. She landed Major H. C. Buck, invalided from Sierra Leone ...

... Queen, which is to be placed in the ward. Lord Castlereagh, the eldest son of Lord and Lady Londonderry, is at present in Africa with his brother, Lord Reginald Stewart, who is there for the benefit of his health, which has much im- proved by the change ...