It is generally believed ...
:Itis"geldrAly: believed in the first military circles, that thie question .,pfA eIpediency of preserving our posses- Tns'ini.estehn4frico,rat the expense of increasing the a.'been determinedin the afflrtative., The.retnforcemenp, bowever, iwllle raised ih a manner the let. i;6able to tWos, DVhoare advocates for abandon- inh'tilesceneosf ?0m-ach -receint disaster. 'Two black regi- iii,c,'3i@te ' evied 1vbich'W11l prevent the expense and M, jwnI'U:ngi .thisl U*r regiments me mne, intended to be foried fromn Onvicts, im,the, sv 1ibazer s the 6Sh wvas first raised,which will.- stengSti 4 :white. population in ourAfrican possessions. ',8ese folurgiment% wiith the,in~creasedatrengthofthe2d aV?st Thdi3,.;?,,ineRt, and RoyalAfrIcan ColWnial Corps, I i- i1, is;s t7'prove. .su*'icient to.makesuch a demon.^ otrafo'ag~ii3:the,:Aaha.teeS and our othereuemfs, ?s nlia1Tbtain a mettled 0 a eid evnt a recurrenuee f s .eve'rses is have be- Xiely experienced. Of this foirce. Major-General-Tinait, takes the coinmand Colonel Su sztse,c ond'isi-conmitand; and Major'CHISHOL)l svi31 retaaj';he AinporStant post of Cape (Yoast Castle.