The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-10 00:00:00

THE KAF-111, WAR.

THE PROI'ONTIS.
PLYMOUTH;
MONDAY,
ARRIVAL OF
--The mail packet Propontis,
Captain Glover, has arrived. She left the Cape on
the 2d of July.
The, datesand the ~.,
from txrab Graham's Town are to the 26th of
June, intelligence is of a very desperate
character.
On the 12th of June five waggons, in charge of
u
Captain Wiudie and thirty-four sappers and miners,
from Graham's
proceeding Town to head-quarters,
were captured by Kafirs and rebel Hottentots.
Nine sappers and two drivers were killed and seven
wounded.
The South African Advertiser says, "Disorder and
danger, as well as actual war, have become general
for 50 miles or more on both sides of a border line
some 150 miles in length:,
Major Hogg, Assisting Commissioner, died on the
9th or June from fever.

enecceooslfsonel Bouverie, and Sir
THE ROYAL
PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY P.
insborough, the Hon. Miss
CRUISE.
'....VENING.—Her Majesty
Wales, Prince Alfred,
Alice Maude, attended
salute.
at Osborne in the royal
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embarked
barge, which put them on board
ytheesteVridcatyor,iawahnedn Athle-
liaal.rmed steamers manned
t six this morning (Tues,_
Majesty intention to sleep on board, and
yards
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-Ortphoapses.
ale Duke of Northumberland, First Lord of the
dstaayl.for Antwerp at
her Majesty.
Admiralty, also embarked on board the Black Eagle,
ready for the start
Retribution, Sampson, Odin,
fires baunakrdedtouP,
the
Magicienne, and Barracouta are all moored off, Os-
and Al-
bert
lo
dn ,
steamed anion g
Victoriaivid, and Elfin
up their moorings
abibnneo
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tnhiihreaeee:nymmwsd remains ready
their
nrr.ygaena.r idagoynautdtt
eeost
rheg proceedß lackwithEagle,
them the
form an inner guard.
through
Marquis of Anglesey's schooner Pearl, the Earl of
Wilton's Xarifa,
i n
the Numerousvicinity y yachts htthsehraovyeaall sso:t
Mr. Weld's Alarm, the Constance,
Gloriana, &c.
squadron iot under weigh from Osborne Roads this
PORTSMOUTH, TUESDAY., 9 A.M.--- The Royal
Spithead at half-past seven, for Antwerp direct. At
morning, at 50 minutes past
nine o'clock the Royal yacht was out of sight, and
the steam-frigate 20 miles astern.
Weather very fine and calm.

Jullien
dot' amuse-
seAa:On. They
popular solos and duets
SURREY GA-------------RDENS.---NO sooneropular
last season.
an equal
intaeknetn fltoigbhrtinfgroomut thliisisnedlevseor;eerdaly, ptohiamnlarwpelaficne
attraction provided in the re-engagement of the Glee and
Madrigal Company, who were so P
were
received with every demonstration of welcome. Misses
Inmaeds.:tnhteiarnfidrslit aepnpdeearrsaonncseanyg•esstoemrdeay evening, and
and the glees were given by the gentlemen—Messrs'
Leffler, Young, and Manvers—with the best. effect. There
were several encores, and notwithstanding the uncertain
state of the weather, the gardens were fully and fashionably
attended.

the provost stated
of trrheil
tEowLnA.TcEouEneXiiE, ChUelTdloOnNAtoTndCayUPlaAstß:—At a meeting
that the total expense of the late execution amounted to 604
16s. Bd. Mr. Duncan had drawn UP a memorial to the Lords
of the Treasury, praying them to relieve the burgh of this
expense. _ _

. ----
A LITERAL DARRIE.•-•-" Cuffee, is that the second
bell?" " No, masse, dat's de second ringin' ob de fuss bell.
We habn't got no second bell in dia ere hotel."