LONDON, August 28. The correspondence seized at Pretoria shows that at Kmger's request the Nether lands Railway Company financed Hargrove, one of Dr. Leyds's agcnrte, who was after wards closely associated with Mr J. W. Saver, ex-Minister of Public Works in the Oape Government, during Mr Saver's fruit less pacification mission in. the Woderhoose district of the Cape early in the war, when he warned the burghers that terrible pun ishment could be expected for disloyalty, and the hopelessness of opposing the power of Great Britain

NOTES ON THE WAB.
(By an , ex-Member of the Inteixigencb Bbaxchj South Africa.) The necessity of gathering all the Boers who were paroled! into camps of observa tion, where they can be easily controlled, becomes more pronounced every dray, as there is little hope of ending the war unless the most- stringent measures are put in force. The poScy of leniency hitherto em ployed was bound to fail, and the policy of "sending all Boers who are captured or who are found without a parole out of the country, -will ordy part-tally remedy the evil, for there can he no doubt that the majority of the Boer 3 now operating in the Orange" River Colony and in ti»e south western part of t-hs Transvaal, carry British, parole passes in their pocketa ready for use if it should be deemed expedient for them to return to their homes.
