No farther Movement in Zululand.
The Boers asking for Inde- :- .].'"■. . pendance. ":'.' '*lr---
The Evacuation of Soumelia.
London, May 15.
Cape news to the 29th of .April states that no military movement has yet taken place.
At a late meeting of the Boers, on their separating, they entrusted the Governor and High-Commissioner with a memorial to the Queen, urging a declaration of their independance, to which Sir Bartle Frere refused his support.
• St. Petebsbub&, May 14.
It is officially announced by the Russian Government that the evacuation of the, Turkish Provinces will terminate by 25th of July. •" ;': : '■-" «•-••: :^-y::;- :.' :j.."•'"
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3196, 17 May 1879, Page 2
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98No farther Movement in Zululand. Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3196, 17 May 1879, Page 2
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