... South Africa—Reuter. SLAUGHTERED OXEN FOR THE TROOPS. Vigo ' &toolay. A British steamer is expected to bark • largo number of .laughter.l osen for the tromp. South Africa. THE WAR RELIEF FUND. Down to Betmday night the Lord Mayor of Londou's War Redid ...

... the course v.hicli they have pursued in South Africa. The War Office despatch. issued in the early hours of Sunday morning. vras as follows: General Officer commanding at Cape to Secretary of State for War. Capetown. 5..7) p.m.. Oet 28. Message received ...

... WAR ECHOES. Militia praises during Ordains, M Fleetwood hove bees ; Ufa.= Tweeds of lave boss ant to Wookwke for Africa. The web of the Tauni&l, mond* to ths Prom, to obtain romiatto Ia the touted State, The Lord Mayor GI 'Oa'. had for iho I %wool Reform ...

... WAR AND THE TELEGRAPH. t letters • minute, but every word is spelled right out, and at each trau,mitting station the message is waitten down by die receiver before is re-transmitted. All telegraphic meskages from Natal are being musorel by the military ...

... SCENES AT THE WAR OFFICE. Immediately the disinter became known there was a rush of inquirers at the Year Office. AU the morning people premed eagerly into the little vestibule where the green despatch board as displayed. and as the numbers of inquirers ...

... THE DEARTH or WAR NEWS. is little news South Africa to-day—none, at all emote, to modem the i sensational about the investment of Ladysmith the advance of the Boer forme to Colons.. If it be true that telegraphic communication between Ladysmith and Durban ...

... THE DAY AT TIRE WAR OFFICE. INCIDL.NT WI tong at the War theti- was a I I dairiaat Meson of within : the of Tuesday. Up to 10 olk tui farther had been pooled O. and t'teli tier- litany ' inquirers repording the , -11 Mon- ' does fighting. AKO scow wi ...

... of instruction. FRENCH AND RUSSIAN WARSHIPS FCR SOUTH AFRICA UNDER ORDERf3. - Fri Wank,. In spite of the serni-ollicial note issued yesterday stating that one French war vessel going to South Africa, the Journal to-day says it haa reason to believe that ...

... ITS COMPOSMON AND STRENGTH. A FORMIDABLE BOER ENEMY. With the arrival of Genera Buller in South Africa the practical mobilisation of the British South Africa Field Force—now for the mod pert in transit to the front, and which is distinct the Natal Field ...

... desire to proceed. A Paris airrespeedest that of the ordered at Le by the Government delivered is Uwe for the war. Awarding to editor of Africa, Pre- Ingar is in Gismos — Irbil* Dr Ladysmith an finacisy. IC Ls the Dow before of ce eighteen tips•th Sir ...

... announced to-day that the Oantrsl Oommittee of the French Society for the aid to die hospitals for South Africa. will send five Mortals to the wet of war. two for the Red Ores. Society and the others tor the Trammel wounded A SALUTE FROM THE HAM INS Buday ...

... pointing to interference Ixtween Great Britain and the Transvaal. No fears of European complications arising from the war in South Africa am entertained at the Foreign Department. ...