, 1879-08-06

lFnncnltllt, Ahe UHnGb!kt IobDsf nt'u o'utt
ihhlc-rcmaia witt, the King ns hony.g,1at,l:
rhe prisoners aurco tlsat tho wholo forra VI il!a
Xul, nntIou was present. The force surr9Muu'
inr III was iI,o00. 5000 looking on' Their
'S3 WE'RE ESTIMATED At 1,50o;
,,r, t,,is ras lcss ,han tho numbers killed by
tie cavalry aud artillery. The Victory was TON.
satisfactorily. The Britlsl, soldiers showed 70
.o bc,t asantagc ',oy;s roy; 10 ,aarSS in T'o' sa'
Alter attending TO the rounded. tc column
udyanccd 10 support tlIe cavalry, aud burnt
UIundi. Un!atakonon,hl. Ukapc, md coup1o
OF kraaie: ulundI T. situated " a l,e sp!'s & at
Tllc two eoven'poInacrs tnkcn ut lsa1hllnna
wcrc found. Everything OF value l,a!! been rc-
moved to Amanzckanza. new kshns built by
tho King when TIE war Groks out, aml s!iuatetl
by the Junction Ut the White and Black Un-
yOlosl Rivers. The country bctwccn Uinntlf
md this kraal ts reptrled ns very liroken, With
heavy hnsh. The artua nppronch to the kraai
tl,nk this stronghold ftnp1cgnabic.- .--thcfE 1H!tll
In its ssrcngth bolnE Indicated by iss name,
wlsicl. means. "Cona II YOU dare" IN the
afternoon thu troops marched back 10 Iaager,
burning UnNdwengo kranl.
Lord Chelmsford haa accomplished Ills aim.
With the turning OF Ulun'll
TIE WAR MAS REACHED ITS CLIMAX,
md VIC nre enabled. II w0 chonze, to Jcsist from
further active operations. Tile question
whrther Cctywayo s'lrre1ders or nnt Is or hut
1ittlo importance. Wo cnn place Oham in pos
session Of all tho lower ia'!, which, as regards
Eraxlng lnnl anil fertility, Is BY far The moro
desirable ioli oi Zuiuinn'd, and interpoae be-
tween Nasal md Cetywayo's pcenle a complete
url support for the t1rst few years of h!a reign,
Will suot, be nblu to defend himself. strength
cncd undoubtedly by .lescrtrH,s frDm Getty
waru's cause. If necessary, tle Zulu smterants
from Natni coua DO 7f. encouraged a 70 return
to Their own country. llhdef uhcfT'e rule ttley
WouI pe e1eMpt ilo.n w .,tas! nrp'essioh
tyso,n as II wo contIn,o liza war wa W sntrr ,,nnn
~ ~, ar,ro,a NM, fruItIcaa tnat for hcvnn%
IiI.n,i tIrre il q wilderness. in WhtcIl tic Ili.
culties Of tpuyin, troops would hc greater than
ANYTHING cxperIenced u,,tl, sloultI. pursuit oi
CnewaYo be decided t,pon, difficult buah-flght-
a,tpnssnrths!lfar rthslfar zrr,,u.
t..,.- =; d rs,,"...' ,..
DuNSfoAD. oa.Y s.Is!a y v y, ehie's' Win
tollo"ess nave sueTGercn: ;esa '1ane"as1a ,a M"mY
oqnyo, Dalnetyo, ulhnatsn; 4!!nnAotei hstna,
iao"hua' Nteps urilic!pasf Sunne "ntslots.
Ml,ose pnrcnts aEnAcu thfir return 70 me
klng's Nraal 5e.ose MM SUBMITTING women ain
fas!'1fe''' S of Witch "'ai 1i1 p; bcope ea'':e, to
ne hnE. Iopina, pnsaue 1, Was orlesea
i,E Ihe Gcseral addressed % ans !nduiias, sly.
1hE {tat ow'E 10 the!r s'eeas snumiss,oh 1ie
fct!irit 70 thelr kranaRs nu tslrlr property lro.
tectsl. They had acted brnyely III trying to obey
tho hlng. And uescfvGo pf1laei put, now tneY
were beaten, Mltn no nope 'e!t, Ihey must SUP.
!n't or ait. llo pFoletIeu inein 10 uu lt'enas
tl'an Gnehiles' % sGn ot SUBMISSION i IhNY
m'lat uisarnl. ueteupon tltty old gune q varl-
9aa ann asseeas s were
uol!Voret1: a Mnyh! saiate unlsnea a!e eere
many io1n'rl11E O. als. nailh WncIa looo may
DC fot!ni. lhfec hunurcu ana twenty-three
!lita lave peen destroyed win AsnnsMalls
keoas' 'ne easet !h''taeY hsaa' III tals ulstriet'
PROM Lord cHEl'asFohp.
81, Ile io'sowsslls haa been tosSaraed 10 us from
From MG|. .0en. fhe Hon. n. Clifford 10 tht See
fctdrN Of Sfdte for lFaF-9r. VINCENT, July %.
-follnwn% received from Chelmsford: "ccty-
wayo not liavlng COMPLIED with my tlcnnnls bv
on The troops at water, returned tho III cnttlo
lie had Benl III. and ordered Reconnaissance to
ha made bv the Inounted force under Col Bull
lsr;; THIS was c!lcstualls made, md va,,sed the
niorni,ly q force under my cntnnlnnu. consisting
Of tho Second Division; under alaj.-Gcn. NGwll-
gate, Numbering 1870 Europcaus. i3o natives,
md clEht Etlns., and tic ilYinE column un'lcr
md OH nnt!ycs, four guns md two {iatliugs,
crossad tho umvolusi Rlyrr at G:15, and, snaEcl,-
Eng ~ hollow squarc with thu ati-
nuu!tlon nhl 1ntrcnchtng.toul carts and
cxrrilcnt position between Unodwcngo md
Uiuntit nbout halr-pust 8. This had brcn Ub-
served l'y Col. Bus!er tlse day before. Our for
tiact camp Oh te right bank Of the Umyolosi
225u natives, and 0l;u Cutting gun. under Col.
Beltuirs. Soon after llalf.past tho Zulu army
va. scen leaving ttB l'ivnuea a,ld advancing OH
every side. Tho cnga3c,nent was shortly after.
oGtocR sn1 nttaek was lnlly developed. AT
uulA-pnat y tlIG EUEluf HNYEEE1ls lllu SGV&ll-