The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1884-10-10 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

HOSTI.LE CHIEFS. REPORTED SHELLING OF BERBER.  [mu THD " DAUM MEDD " • ODPDADODDIDIDSI DONGOLA, Oetober 7. The Sawarab and Hawawer, a anb-division of • tribes of the Kabbabish and Shagyiheh, have sent in their submission to the Government. The Malidi has rnaelled Sheet, 'twenty millar-to the aouth of Ottani, in Kordofan, but has returned to Gebel Aainr, in the country of the Engli tribe and King Adam, to oppose a powerful' 4corce Andean's,' his authority. His tribe AD4I their King have always been adverse to the Mabdi's claims, and esp, oially during Hickeraoha's Seunaar campaign. General Gordon hes received news of the battle of Korti. . • . _ . _  ----• Gotocber 8. A irustworthy messenger has arrived on a camel from Fsidammati, a town at the Windt Of the Aobarrah, the ancient Astaborias, taking twelve day. to perform the journey. Just before he left he saw three stelimere towing' four barges dropping down the river. He followed and saw a steam r shelling Berber. All three *tamers passed further north. Two of the steamers returned, and again shelled Berber and tie tneigh." bourbood, and then proceeded towards Tibertontn. 'rhe rebels at Berber then tiretuired steamer which had been taken previously when the place fell, and wire getting tip steam to pursue north when he left: When he reached the Asks Hammett cataract the one steamer and four barges were there. The ribs!. were very numerous at the fourth and firth'. cataracts and kiezoe. There was no report their Berber had been taken. WADY HALisi, October 7. Lord Woleeley visited the principal gate of diell second cataract this afternoon, accompanied br Generale Wood and Buller and hie Stiff? -Thi'• Nile has fallen much more. Steamers entainepli. the cataract, which is still good for botti. A' nagger has been wrecked near Beinnefi ; no litke were lost. The health of the troops hotels gebot. Carom B (iffilist). The leading batch of the expedition boats Onseiti the first cataract at Philite safely. The Catindige, Voyageurs ha vsarrived at Aisiont, and 'wilt anti' to the front at once. The Camel Corps, which'bie reached Cairo, will be pushed forward also. Thersare several sliglit oases of siekness Sn hospital her.. :None, however, are of nature.  The Black Wt eA remain for the present et A aso  There is no further news at present of Colman,. Stewart's fate. _ _  SUALIY, October 8 (Evening). News has been received here from Massowah to. the 6th inst. ilas9u Bey reports that, anctordine to information whicth had arrived from tWot source. through Galtahat and Kedarit, General' Gordon had retaken the whole of the Blue Nile to' Brunner, and deflated the rebels. He 14a • returned to Khartoum with his army and Nei. Disturbances have occurred on the Abyssinian frontier, caused by the Shohos raiding. Thel, rebellion is increasing. The Hababs and Rasheida Arabs have joined the Afah4i. Osman Digma ha given up attacking Suakim, and is now engaged in massacring women and lhildren' Kula stealing cattle belonging to the friendly Atuarars. CAIRO, October 8 (Evening). We have received no further news here respect. lug the reported murder of Colonel Stewart. The Canadians passed through this 'ironies for As. Biota. _  AuLTANDEIA, October 8 (Evening). The Ocean King has arrived with. Canadian boatmen, who were despatched at once to Cairo. rile Black Watch is still in quarantine at Assouati, owing to the (wpm of pmetilpox which hays occurred in the regiment.