Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-24
FOR EIcN.
The Zulu war-British Successes

LoNDoN, July ga dispatch
from Cape Town, July 4th, says:
General Wolsely arrived at Port
Duanford July ID. Seven hundred
Zulus, with seven hundred cattle
had surrendered.
A report has reached the GOVERN.
ment from Natal, announcing that
the British army had reached
Ulundi after few skirmishes, III
which small bodies of Zulus were
killed. 1t was found that the
Kings kraal and all the surround
ing kraals had been burned by the
Zulus.
GunpOwder for ZaIu Lana.
LONDON, July 23d.-Three hun.
dred barrels of gunpowder were
shipped from Woolwich yesterday
for the Cape of Good Hope.
shouting Eriz.y.
LONDON, July 23i.-The six
prizes in the Whitley competition
at Wimbledon have been pooled
and equally divided among the
competitors who made the highest
possible scores. Frank Hyde is of
the number.
LONDON, July 23d.-At Wimble-
don, Frank Hyde (American) and
four others will shoot off ties for
the Armouries prize.
Sporting Matters.
LONDON, July 23d.-Sporting cor
respondents state that Lorilard's
bay colt, Uncas, is amiss, and will
not start for the Goodw0od stake.
The Nottingham team of cricket
ers leave for America August 18th.
In the 600-yard range at VIM
bledon for the Albert prize, Fenton
scored "a and Farrow (American)
%. Taking the result of the 200
and 6OO yard ranges together, Far
row and Fent0n are tie, heading
the other competitors by one point.
The result now depends on the 900
yard range. Frank Hyde (Ameri-
CAM made 33 points at the 60O-yard
range.
Dnke or Rrunswick HI.
LONDON, July 23.-A Berlin cor
respondent states that, as the Duke
of Brunswick is seriously Ill, the
question of succession is being dis.
cussed.
Meeting Of Bonnpariisss.
PARIS, July 23d.-At the Bona.
partist caucus on Saturday, only 81
Senators and Deputies out of lis
were present, and with only two
dissentients, a resolution was
finally adopted declaring Prince
Jerome the head of the Bonapartist
family. Twenty-Five of those pres.
ent had previously supported an
amendment, which was out-voted,
declining to pronounce on ques
tions beyond the Jurisdiction of the
meeting, and aflirmir- .heir seuti-
ments of fidelity to the empire and
the principles of order which have
always inspired its policy. AS this
amendment implies a censure ON
the antecedents of Prince Jerome,
the feeling with which he is re-
garded by a large section of the
Bonapartist party is apparent.
Many of the sixteen kept away to
avoid committing themselves to
his recognition. Paul de Cassag-
nae, in his journal, accuses Prince
Jerome with entertaining a fear OF
exile which deters him from issu.
ing q manifesto.
Isoum MA ami the Jews.
BERLIN, July 23d.-Germany
has declined to entertain any pro-
posals from Roumania for modi.
fication of the provisions of the
Treaty of Berlin relative to the
emancipation of the Jews.
Fighting the Rind.rpest.
BERLIN, July 23.-The Koenigs-
berger forbids the transit of Rus
sian cattle or sheep through the
district, because of the rinderpest.
Such animals must be slaughtered
and buried. All fresh meat coming
from Russia is destroyed.
Death Of an Exiie4 Rishop,
BERLIN, July 23d.-Dr. Conrad
Martin, exiled bishop Of Paderborn,
died abroad.
Killed MfmsciE
ROME, July 23.-The officer who
killed General Franeini has killed
himself
Cens0r.hip OF the Press.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 23d.-A
commission has been appointed to
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