... world. America is I at peace from Cape Horn to the Polar Seas; in Ird Asia there is peace-even in Afghanistan; in Id Africa there is war, but in Tunis only; even the at fourteen Zulu chieftains who have been quarrel- nY ling among themselves, more or lees ...

... remainder of the .£11,5,000 which air Michael Hicks- Beach will have to extract from the taxpayer is mortgaged by the war in South Africa. That war has already enailed anr expenditure of £5i,000,000, ,which the proposed addition will raise to £61,000,000. But ...

... England has diplomsatically interfered in the question of Morocco. There is no fear that tranquillity will bo disturbed in Africa. THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAIND. ?? Gaeette of last evening publishes a despatch froms General Pratt, dated March 10th, which says: ...

... canan utndconlcentrate his attention fixedly. Ireland inco t tile throes of something like revolutioni, w ars ls of in Africa anul war threist~enimig in Europe, india mitro- beingu preserved fromia banlemuiptey--;xheet does isto mttr to Sir John e lie i ...

... for : Vt ?? iho mail steamer Drily, -w'.h1iCl ti ti arrived in tlre ,elwrsey yester Jar, 13t the el 2. West Coast c. Africa, a civil war appeared I ; to 1-c im. iarnt in New Calabor. the ques- Pi e tion of w*ho should suece-d to the vactnt fc l thirrie ...

... and a proportionate advance in freights. In order that 70,000 men and their equipments might be despatched to South Africa, the War Office was obliged to hire the services of a great number of steamers employed in civil commerce. The withdrawal of these ...

... of SevasXop medal with four clasps; China war, 1857-61, medal and three clas General William Olpherts, ?? Vca. Royal (Bena l) Artillery, was born March 8, 182 , entered Jma 11, 1839, served in the Burmese war, 1841, Suagor and Nerbudda insurrectict, 1842 ...

... treated at Port Elizabeth. It was said this was a war of civilisation, but the civilisation we oxhibited was a disgrace to this counitry. (Oi.) As to the retention of tho Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa, memibers of that body felt they had not been fairly ...

... prosperous. In Afrien the work hal beou somewhat icterrupted. s In Southern Africa tho war betwseen the colonists t rnd the natives lad operated against them; and ia £ Western Africa they had been subjected to an- novance from the Spanish governor at Fernaldo() ...

... will be left almost or quite destitute by the Transvaal War, needs no advocacy to recommend it to the attention of the people of this city. We recognise that those who have faced death in South Africa have done so in our behalf and in our quarrel ; and there ...

... is at war with the Trans- vaal. For tbe first time for many years Fingland is entering upon a deadly struggle ?? a white people, a people professing Chris tianity. The position is one which ;must fill us all with the deepest pain and regret. War is always ...

... (Hear, ?? war in Wsa, has progressed; we have ledto scientific frontier;1 but what is to be e aulra condition, or who is to be the master, the vast remnant of Afghanistan is not yet coed. It is, however, to cur latest wrar, out war Africa, that public ...