The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-22 00:00:00

THII ZULU WAR.

MADICIRA, TURSIUT EvclfG.
General Newdigate ham advanced to within
riays'parch of ITlundi. A tusk of ivory ham be en tent
to the British camp as an evidence of the eirseerity of
Cetewayo's overtures for peace. The terms .1 cipit..
legion named by Lord Chelmsford are the reharn
or
the funs taken at Isandula, a general disarmamset of
the Lulus, and the payment of an indemnity of 13,04
head of cattle.
General Wood's spien report that Cetewsyo h
satisfied with his people's diainclination to fight end
therefore was perentally desirous of suing Inc yew,
but had hitherto been dissuades' from doing lo by the
Indultam.

Sir Garnet Wolmlay arrived at Durban e the
morning of June 2h, and at Pietermaritsburr .13 the
afternoon of the same day.
According to authentic information, inrl Chelms-
ford has joined a flying column, and wired at
Magnihonum. He will probably reach Ulundi today.
Forts Chelmsford and Crealock have been stemeimset
In order to enable the force stationed there to proceed
to the (Font.

Two thousand Zulus crowed the Tugela at Middle'
drift, June 25, and killed two men and six women,
burnt several kraals, and captured a quantity amnia
On returning they were enosudered by the bonier
police, and some volleys wen exchanged. Two of the
police were killed, and the Zulus escaped. A few days
before an Intpi attacked ROLM friendly tribes neat
Derby, Leydenburg.
Substance of Telegram from General Sir G. I.
Wolseley to Secretary of State for IVar. (Received
18th July, 1879) :
PIaTIRMAIUTZIIIMG, NATAL, June 30, 1879.
From aspect of affair, belie, e war can be tiniehed
this season. I am raising corps 1 4.000 carrier, to
work with Cresdock's coitus,; can, if necessary,
increase their number very largely. I sin landing
stores and forage at Fort Durnfonl, where I also intend
landing Marines and reinforcements I hope to land
there myself ..n Wednesday morning. Velegrvil
COMInIMICALiOLDI completed to that point. Crealoela
head-quarters now there. Hope to push with his
column to St. Paul's Mission Station, and is join
Second Division and W.ssfs column, loth of efln4 ar.
now at point about twelve miles south-west of Clucti,
near illagnlbonum lal official maps. Ring says wants
peace; to test his sincerity, I have to-day ,sta back
his two messengers h, say he must send three 01 hiS
councillors, whom I have named, to meek My one* iu
the first division camp, where terms ./ peace can be
shammed. Best information says he can oily now bring
about 10,000 men into the field. Have taken measures
of informing Zulu people that all who joie 05
with their families wilt be well treated and protons 4
and their cattle assured to them; many have alresdY
come in. Have placed Lord Chelmsford in emnatarei
of Second Division and of Wood's force until I Can
reach them. Have no difficulty in flashing ""fee' to
him. Weather very tine. Health of troops in tl*
field good. Wont round hospitals here this meanie
only 100 sick and wounded, all doing well and wasting
for nothing. Loan of oxen by sickness onsidereeh;
hope to supply their place' by mule and artier
laticotninsT ‘mmi:nal2e.ivfailroingAimimpithScieui::4;stenryinwhilmetb"rdßeijdurlregwewL:ner:Phchere'':;;eill:Cialt4bilib°266".'el
no lighting since last mall' no news of imponano
from the Tninsvaai ; have ordered Colonel I.su7a te
undertake no offensive operation, and to ra&W.
operations to protection of life and property. end.... 1"
curtail expenses in every possible way. ha", Jr.
heard from General Marshall that the Ring sentl ‘""
ivory tusks which is a sign of the message bet2N "
cettithe:teiJkngwe'rytifyiuthehTseec"lmsfimateorrl,"kmorztr:allu:sfentu hsck with
tiauguul
repeated demand for the guns taken at bandlibesne-
ford WU to move his bete yesterday eve lea" rmi
without tents, expected to be at Inrush bess.x-1 •
considerable bodies of mem!? close to Ulundi mirjo'
despatch from Chelmsford reached me One ate"
and I then embarked from Port Durnford.

MUTH BY LIGHTNING.
,_,Doriat a tarrik. thunder storm which mor
ww"dcw. TWA," day, the wife at Mr. V omeh
mac was sad her hambead staaw A bitirttaill'

WIMBLEDON
Time Wimbledon camp le !A0...? to.day, Sad 1"11
Tobadeers have left.
Console one-eighth ler
ger.
Ti Teti or
charnetniugiclP r OUNO N aroLoyis OTt;v. xspa
the name at. ordain rkarnalk tha, d a
Primus late Prio.oe Imperial ,^kb ...AI we
can imme. Jur Royal Hones On the Ints.,,6*:iTianc-
rosau. • that there is not a vestige of l*R° d tee
pybe industrieumag printed in at Wet elks .
ihe 4w visit:P(l°l°4 • hen • gin „ qualm°
r• Axurnerakirthe illustrious Pan* prim *
1 Alan:4 and unaffectedly mourns the Por
perfscUyta rue : we all lament the kr of adeer
Whitehall /ovine.

AU cheques sad Pcst-odioe orders aris moil! 1..°
Kra Wet Muzak 8, High West-street.
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th•ljigb,,stWeet, Dorchester, is to•
pada sir The Heti Trinity, for ths Preptioter.
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