... TRATNSVA ij CTISIS. ~* -- INNEGOTIATI ;LON\ S. MUEETING OF THlE IAAD. STATtMENT BY MR. KRUGER. ( 'l ?? Al COUJUKilSPON>J ENCEs | READ IN P)1EN SESSIN. THlE PROPOS ED) CONFERENE. ?? PO1{TUGA2Li RELEASES AMMUNLL d ?? ta'S SPECliaL StuvitCa.) PRET'PGRIA, August 31. Tiie accounlts of tileo new keeopusntilslltsi tilt' Iitu atiou published in tll' local plres eoiliei3l With tilt ptt ?? eortaiued ill ...

... HOW NOT TO -DO, IT. MR. WALTER LONG has sent a remarkably dignified, reply to what is described as a steongly-condemfatory; resolution passed at a Conservative meeting in his constituency upon his vote on the second reading of, the Church Discipline Bill. I He does not enter .into the rather large question .of the expediency of such censures when- promul- gated by polling district committees ...

... k THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. BOERS' LATEST SUGGESTION. TO AVERT WAR. The Transvaal Government wvill be feeling much happier to-day, for, as we announced in our late editions yesterday, the Portuguese authorities at Lorenzo Marques have received instructions from Lisbon to release the 0onsignments of ammunition for the Transvaal detained there, and to allow them to be forwarded. In the ...

... Tk f ) I'IW SNG. S ¶ -C I ?? I at IS ay Visit U ?? do lii itt-t Iidoito ill ~'oz~rt Ct to rtzunc ?? r -.k viz rto totirib.o lortit tril 04 t. lit rilway in tilt -tli t'oit to UrIo'nnalu giuilit. lilt ti been t II ( 'z~ttl o m th let' V 4 1iwztirdlet for Ar 1zookl, Il tore b' int-ry a hki.li. tin'tuso' I the ttntr Qf Messrs. u- ttth' ?? ttjl ?? 6 a ?? i it ii o e 1I , it there %Iijil ble XI ...

... I TuE Boers are more favoured thlkn the British ouce. more. The wbole of the correspondence I . - . . . - - -t --apuuuenlce has been rend to the Raad: but our Colonial Office is still keeping back the dispatches. W o get our accounts of these in the scanty menastre imposed by the high cost of ocean telegraphy. But the reports, so far as they go, are not of a nature to disturb us. The ...

... . IT is safe to say that . darkest. Africa. is not more'unknown. to the average Englishman than some parts of the Gree i Isle 'in the Sea. . Killarney is, of course, a byword, but there be, many corners of Kerry which, though they cannot'rival the'peerless. Lake scenery, yet boast a peculiar interest and beauty of their own. Of these are Castlegregory. and the Magharee Peninsula (with its ...

... LONDON, RIDIA. Y, opelemer 1. The Queen 1eft the( slie of Wight last even- ing, aceownppan.jid lby Frin Iiess Ilenry of BJatteri- l r-- 1. _ .- , . A. I lwirg aid a large Party, on her usual autumn visit to Scotaltnd. Her Majesty travellcd all night, nild will reach Iablnioral this afternoon. TIh Courr wrill returti to Windtisor about the midlleid of Noveni heri Cofu rreipol~ nil Cie ~bet ...

... C- ODINAL VA-T-GHA N IN JOHN- ST REE T. A. full report of ardinl Vaughan's address oni '-I-erti SMoi al Conditions. deliv-ered on Mond.t :8S:isck',trr. o -, 1t appear in neh ''Tablet' %ttrda. Z Fro:tr all auvaklae proof we utlot th e foulowtinrg ?? M r Whitcing's N No. 5. nlrorot at ow is spraid ait lin pat ies cobsieQ b; sutchI works as - No.5. iJon-street.' ' ?? \t 'irk-rN.'3 At Er sp'xeriio ...

... THE RE-TRI-AL OF DREYFUS. THE BODSON GOSSIP. THE PRISONER AND THE GERMAN MANCEUVRES. fFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.I RENNES, Friday.-M. Quesnay de Beaurepaire was responsible, directly or indirectly, for the first batch of witnesses this morning. This is tantamount to saying that none of their evidence was of overwhelming importance. To begin with, we were treated to another view of M. ...

... MORE SETENI1I'IR AMA(TA- ZIN'ES. IS Oi r11 1£ RINGUS D)RESSMAKERS' wt (it IIA'I}M L EK$S 1ILJ LLE'1'S. ?? ( N A A K TWA IN ON, VIE' J E~W S. Thle Loixkcr-Ort ?? it the Se ptvnt erott lmlbe r i~ V~ ti I I Bltli.ltooiil,' soil1 thdelii 11010 to ci ltiruti ill W iil gowc Of i vtre tnd l cug io ~ dtresstilikers' :uuit milliii,'rs' lilt>. It is tiii old ?? colt ip oint : bitt ?? 'lt'o ?? ii' ...

... CLOSE OF THE AL.DERSHOT 3IANMEUVRES. A DAY 01F HIAl) HITTING. (FvROM OUR SPECIAT, COlt RESPONMDENT.) AI DEIRSHIOT, Thursday Night. L.Ss ?? thiali our fl'iienidi OU S;alisboury PI'Iii , ?? ose5 cunps have been left striding inr ali cirumatangs troops of the Aldershot ulivi- Sitl op~erating 4LI4Ut Wootrmer foremst had to i striko theil trents before startinlg for a light, inI pitclha thmn ...

... MILLWALL DOCK COMPAXY. REORGANIZATION AFT11ER MITSMANAGE- MENT. I Int iaalf-yeariy anqe-tirig oif the MNiliwaif Dock *COaaipluty st-as held yesttarday at t-anrtor-:4aruer *HJotrl, M,1r. j.laiba Trotter ira titi ciair, Alutit ill Sliarehuol1rs ldtu'ail ?? T'lia prsae al; Stated di tnt tho ?? for tito six riailths 'aided( eta tiit 3ltLIa Jlittl, arc rwell as for this lreviorisii u If-year, Ia ld ...