APNEA, Lon: lon, 11th February.
Mr. Chamberlain, speaking at a banquet at Grahamstown yester evening, said that he was aildressing all the colonies when he said that they were not doing what they ought with regard to their obligations to the Empire, The increased yore of the Cape for the fleet was not sufficient to keep the mun-of-war Good Hope in commission for six months. hamberlain's observation? are considered to foreshadow a money contribution from the Cape,—Execlusive service, London vid Bombay, 14th February Mr, Chamberlain has arrived Graaf Reinet, the first essential! Dutch centre touched at by him in Cpe Culony. His reception was distinctly cordial, the leading oval members of the Bond being present.—Reuter.
16th February Mr, Chamberlain's tour continu to excite much interest, and groutly inerensed the public apprecin-Gon of his statesmanlike qualities His masterly handling of the fae the situation ness to all parties, combined wish his tone of genuine conciliatoriness:, are extorting the admuratiun of even the Dutch.—Reuter.
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