London vid Bombay, 14th June. A camel corps, consisting of two British officers, 1,320 camels, and 500 drivers, is to leave the Punjab shortly for, Somaliland—Reuter. 15th June.
The War Office has received a dispatch from Bohotle, announcing that the Mullah has cut the telegraph and executed a flank march, with the view.of raiding the communications between Bohotle and Berbera, All the posts "are being strengthened.
The correspondent of the " Daily Telegraph" at Aden reports that the Mulleh has cut up a convoy between Garrero and Bohotle.
According to native rumours, Colonel Cobbe' is surrounded at Galadi, and General Manning is unable to move to his assistance.—Reuter.
London, 16th June.
Mr. Brodrick, Secretary for War, stated in the House of Commons that General Manning was ordered six weeks ago to concentrate on Bohotle. and he is believed to be doing so—Exclusive service.
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