Further details hava come to hand re garding the disaster at Kandahar. General Burrow's brigade, numbering 3000 men, were attacked by Ayoub Kham with a force of 12.000 strong. They lost two guns, and being ontnumbered fled. They were pursued for three miles, and became straggling, arriving in dribblets, at Kandahar. General Primrose, com manding at Eandahar, wit hi a force of 2,000 men, took refuge in the citadel. The wires were cut by the enemy, which prevented General Primrose from sending for re nforcements. General Phayre and Sandman are now concentrating their forces on the Bolan Pass.
In the House -of Commons to-day the Marquis of Hartington^ Secretary of State for India,, announced that he had received telegraphic information from India that a terrible disaster had befallen General Burrow's brigade in Kandahar.
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