AUSTRALIAN.
I Melbouenb, This day. 1 i; Victorian Politics. , ;! Vote of "No-Confldonco" intiw ! Boi*y lyliaistry. Sir J. O'Shtnghoessy intends moving a rot» of want of confidence in tbe Berry Ministry on the ground pf extravagant administration of the business of the couatry. v f*M ' j^ ; i \ AocL^iptf^^gast 4i "i Arrived: The Orient steamer from London via the Cape. J The Zulu W*vr. , Onaini and Mazreirn, two. important military kraals, have been burnt by British troops. ; v,-'nn Dabulamanzi, an influential Zulu chief, has surrendered. i No advance is expected this season. The Hardships of tht transport servioe are increasing, and the oxen are dying; Kkowe will be re-occupied. , ; The Naval Brigade are returning to England! •
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3314, 5 August 1879, Page 2
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114AUSTRALIAN. Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3314, 5 August 1879, Page 2
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