LATEST CABLE HEWS. [Vim AmoeUllon—Klcctrlo Tclcgrtiih-Cnpjrlglit.] Progress of Campaign. The Concentrated Camps (lltcehtd July 25,30 20 p.m.) London, July 25, Of 14,025 white men, 27,711 women and 5/1,075 children in Doer concentra tion camps during June, 08 men, 188 women and 475 children died, Why the Boers Keep in the Field flltcciml July 26, 8.CS u.m.) London, July 25. The Slitmlttrth' Pretoria correspondent states Hint it is Krugcr's influence- alone that has kept the liners in the field. The leaders arc atrnid that they would lie branded as traitors, if (hey surrendered, Miscellaneous DitwiiAXH, July 25, In reply to the Premier's inquires with reference to sending further troops to South Africa, the Imperial authorities have cabled that they are willing to accept returned troops who have re covered, but that no others aro eligible. (HeceM July 25,10.20 p.m) London, July 25. Four Vryburg rebels have been sen tenced to len years' penal servitude,

The casualties in connection with the capture of a train by Doers near Beau fort West were- chiefly amongst the Yeo manry and the Suuth African Light Horse. Private lies, a West Australian, was killed at Jaiiiersfoiitein,

Another Rebel Hanged

(Eeccimtl JulySS, lOlou.m.) London, July 25. Klosscn, a Somerset, East 3ape Colony rebel and murderer, has been hanged.
DARING CLIMBERS.
(Received July P. 5,10.15 p.m.) Hkkxk, July 25. A gentleman and two Indies, all English, and a guide named Carrcll, were killed while climbing the Mutter horn by falling over a precipice.
BUBONIC PLAGUE.
(Received July 25,10.20 p.m.) IIiiKBAX'K, July 25, A wharf labourer named Glogun has been attacked by plague.
COLONIAL FEELING FOR THE MOTHERLAND.
