The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-31 00:00:00

TILE ZULU LIMBS.

We have been favoured with a copy of the follow-
lag
law tau D' Odra, la loath afrM, dated the 16th
DINIMbit, and giving a sere particular narrative than bare
yet eppmedi at the tweelaus warfare among the Zulu Kailas
mar Vert Nand:
The Zak taw miaow io a data of bloody revolution,
and MOW mere see emoted arecoget tbm. Nada, Kin
et dr &am mamal up eame._whe have be
maim amateur WM IR the MISOMMO. 12e arattber eld
sall veep, hi, mat he aim and lam werymed- WE the
phis of yommizajadmmt ewe Lifts. lab Immediate
loft that their Ideas
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feeslatter
grew up. detemdmed to may dowaor that
ley Mktg of thole trims and oestatire as seta r
=6"areferti priderat. Node, left to seem did
sat madam alba het two kings a Mira dealli,yidded in
reepeet &swift et roam eat dim! Ws &adroit
to Ira Smelt es dr Mop est the &Ida hat ere the
racy ;eat the ere doh toterhol
_different in
their Grua aid tepee her vdat toe osathhady moon
the Ulm et el 16•0111.
" dome preeme hee bees mini to Pods by Ids mom
wharebytheykovemiadmeds dhisima at Unitary. or lame Ma
21T0420.84 0.111111,141.11; het. him dissatisfied and quot-
ing with web ether about the beriteey aaelgaed thaw,
they appealed to Pots. Re toll their der it out On
Tuesday, Dec. 2, badded, hie sea ar **ow, with ha of
the ad Wady wet tatabile. dr dirk of Cotawsys, sow of
Peak The'bitilithet areeetei to ebtairag Wismar
*OM earattlie N MI6 to at meek hew Went than was
=Rhea Oreweree may amend might
dr thaw et the hart was es g
=r 'lmiertg
are the haw teak to dila et eaer
about terra ogre hoes dr Togas. oar horology,
Geri watirter the rim. The white yore ma, who bad
liaa sari with bubarite eery, were ta the boot.
Itstay ere troottbset Wen they leachedthe river. Mesa—

while a party Wan teemed from among our people. under the
eye of our government agent etatlitned near the Tugela. 114
\Velmaley, eon of Sir Joshua `A 'Motley, M.P., 60 of at,
Hottentot polite, and volunteers front the native as.ietants
our hunters, agreed to mom the Tugela armed, ender the
euperintendenet of John Dunn, a young roving blade, rod
Kaffir interpreter to Wslmeley, for the purpose of endemmas
ing bo stop the battle by perky. John Dunn was fired si
and narrowly camped being shot. UM party refereed se
fire a volley, and for some conaiderable time their dim{gae
woe sufficient to keep back the confused ranksof the mug%
But, at last, they perceived they were being surreitedcd,o4
were obliged to retreat, their arms were thrown away, sag
only four or five returned across the Tugela. John Duo
only escaped by being mounted. The Waught. ci the
escaping Kaffirs wee then carried on. A body of abaft*
women and girl. are spoken of as advancing into du Tim
until they were nearly out of their depth, when defy:27
aeswyed by their ruttdem runnier,. The river erse
dyed with blood. Numbers were drowned. Boca, bail
sines been washed up in great numbers along the coast;
have beard of them south of us no far as the Illawa (100tm1m
from the Tugela), where they gave rise to reports of a skip
wreck. About 3,000 have came into our district arid lam
been dietribulid among our natives. Feare are eutcresitred
about the supply of food for them. Our Nears sympstkiel
with the defeated, knowing that their fate would to in
own if ectuwaya could huvo hi, will. As soon Oa thin
affairs were repotted, Mr. Shepatone, the *eclair, for satin
desire, repaired to the spot, sad the governor Is now that.
"For tee town dwellers there is nodanger whatever, forth.
isolated settlers on the frontiers there maybe now like, bat
even theirs in only partial and uncertain.
"It would save a deal of bloodshed and Wtimat es d
the British government would send a military ex • •
once, take possetaion of the country, setting up • area
their protection, and limit him powers. It would Mot no*
in every way, and must come in the end. A tower en as
healthy high grounds on the borders of the Delague LIT
would form a military depot, and keep the Zulu in order:

LAMBETH ELECTION.