LOSS OF 552 MEN.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 44, 15 September 1883, Page 2

LOSS OF 552 MEN.

i beutkb's telegbams. ' Capetown, September 12. : A considerable number of Boers are joir : ng (.'etewayo, and it is expected the King will shortly take the field against the rebel Zulus. Viknxa, September 13. The Communist agitation in Croatia is increasing daily. A serious disturb, nnce took place to-day at Jakobovilz, when the troops fired upon the rioters, killing fifteen besides wounding many others. deceived Sept. 15, 1 a.m. 3 London. SeDtember 14. Mr Gladstone, who for some time past has been yachting en the Scotch const, ; has sailed for Norway. i Dr Conolly, who, with his brother, was arrested at Limerick on August 22nd, charged with conspiracy to murder, has been committed for trial. Received Sept. 15, 12.30 a.m. ', Hong Kong, Sept. 14. News has been received to the effect that hostilities have been resumed between the French troops and the Anamite force, known as "Black Flags." Acconnt* to band state that fighting, lasting for | fully eight hours, recently, took place at Fhoukai. The engagement was a very \ severe one, and resulted in a loss of 52 | to the French. The "Black Flags " are reported to have lost fully 600 men. Latest Intelligence from Canton states that Europeans in that city ure very uneasy in consequence of violence and anti--1 foreign placards which have been posted • there.