... MNISTERS OF THE CIUROH OF SOT- IsA'ND IN D SOUTEH AFRICA. Sir,-The war has brought distress to somno ministers of the Church of Scotland who havo reently gone to minister to Ssotsnnen is South Africa. Their circumstances have been brought ulnder the notice ...

... has been known in the War Office and in the White House, yet General Otis sustained -the public delusion and fostered it. RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY FOR WAR. (REPUER's TELEGRA-M.) Washington, Wednesday. Mr Alger, Secretary for War, has resigned. THE BJROOKLYN ...

... P. ON THE WAR., ,Mzr W. A. Macarthur, M.P. for the St Anstell r Division of Cornwall, addressing his constituents t on Satiurday, said England was fighting for the p= ie of equal rights and Britishi snpretnacy iii .ooths Africa. After the war a good deal ...

... Their first duty to us--to the people of this country and to the empire-was to keep us out of war in South Africa. (Cheers) They declare that they did net intend war, and we arc bound to accept their declaration, but blind, indeed, must he be who does no. ...

... Stormberg is anlout the same diatance south on the East London rail- way.] OTHER-ASPECTS OF THE WAR: ANOTHER BOER COMMANDO FOR THE FRONT. (PRES ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.) Pretoria, Monday. The Standard and Diggers' News to-day says: -It is expected that ...

... which declared the war in South Afrioa to be an igneonini- I ous war, dote to the aesertion by Great Britain of unjust claims in direct vidlatien I of the Convention of 1884. Is there any man in Banfflshire Who considers the war to . 5be ignominious ...

... lines of his previous speeches, and contented himself with a fevw premature suggestions a'out the se'ttrlent in South I Africa Mfter the war. Rr Bryce's friends I snatched a votec of ronifdence for him in tire persked meeting in tbe small Albert aRa, but the ...

... been antici. P pated in some quarters, but merely to units r b necessary to bring up to war strength regiments t, Iwhich have been warned for service in South f, Africa. These would be men released last from ci #0eriqls with tls* 0Q90mup, And 'WgiA4 mPAmbe; ...

... the British army takes the field the war will be over. TROOPS FOR 40UTH AFRICA, It was announced at the War Office vesterday afternoon that the second brigade of the First Divi siun of the Army Corps for South Africa, under the command of Major-General ...

... were ideat~iied with the war-a war which they mneant to wage to the hitter eils, and which would have a glorious term;lation, when a ni-w era would consmence-an era of peace, libe'ty, equality, and good govern- meut for Soutil Africa. In an interview, Mr ...

... European war with owe or two of the great 3 Powers. The Canaries and St Vincent belong .to the two secondary Powers of the Iberian iPeninsula. Oil the declaration of war, Spain and Portugal would be obliged to be neutral and iso ship of war could coal ...

... mem- bars, who pointed out that the making of a speech uoder the circumstances would be irregular. He a eid the war in South Africa- Wag a War of wwanno .and uniprovoked aggression, undertaken at the in- etigation of Mr Chamberlain and capitalists. MM Beetty ...