London vid Bombay, 18th June.
Order have been issued in India for a considerable force of all arms to be in readiness to proceed to Soinaliland.—Reuter.
London, 18th June.
A dispatch from Reuter's correspondent at the Abyssinian camp at Jigjigga, dated the 12th inst.,
Abyssinian General, and the British that Ras Makonnen, the Consul at Harrar are endéavourin; to effect an exchange of three Englis prisoners now in the hands of the Mullah, two of whom were wounded in the fight at Gamburu.—Eveelusive service.
London vid Bombay, 19th June.
The situation in Somaliland is causing uneasiness. The difficulties of transport are increasing, and the communications between Berbera and Bohotle are threatened.
Three companies of the Hampshire Regiment, and three hundred native troops, now at Aden, have been ordered to Somaliland.—Reuter.
Later.
Mr. Brodrick stated in the House of Commons that he had not heard from General Manning for two or three weeks, and he presumed that General Manning and Colonel Cobbe had united their forces—Reuter.
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