DINIZULU.

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 65, 10 December 1907, Page 5

DINIZULU.

' A SHALL ARRESTING PARTY SENT. OTHER COLONIES' AID. ■ SIGNIFICANT RESERVATION BY . BOTHA. BY TELEGRAPH—PItESS ASSOCIATION —COFTEIOHT. Durban, Dedombor 8. Mr. Louis Bothn, Transvaal Promior, has promised to holp Natal, in tho event of serious troublo'.with tho Zulus, hut makes tho stipulation that administration must bo reformed in order to remove nativo dissatisfaction and unrest. Capo Colony has also promised to lend assistance if it is required. A party of five, including Colonels Clarke and Shopstono, a doctor, and a Magistrate have started for Usutu to arrost Dinizulu. ' Colonel Sir Duncan Mackenzie remains at Mongoma, ready to movo in tho event of Dinizulu refusing to go quietly to' Pietermaritzburg, ■ ! NATAL MINISTERS DEFENDED. (ALLEGED OUTRAGES'. ' SPEECH BY LORD SELBORNE. i (Rec. Dec. 9, 11.22 p.m.) Durban; December 9. Tho majority of the Zulus appeared to bo pacific, though some are assisting the rebels with money and mealies. The Government publishes a list of murders and outrages perpetrated against loyal native chiefs. The Government also announces that it is aware that other'outrages were contemplated. , (Rec. Dec. 9, 11.25 p.m.) Durban, December 9. The "Courier" states that it'is reported in Natal that impis numbering 10,000 aro near Dinizulu's kraal. No news has been received of the officers who were sont to sorvo tho warrant of arrost on • jfjinizulu. Capetown, December 9. Lord Selborno, High Commissioner for South Africa, speaking at Benoni, deprecated tho censure passed upon Natal Ministers in connection with the present movement against tho Zulus. "The Ministers of Natal," said Lord Sclborne, "are no less humane than their Transvaal or British critics."