The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

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rsy poSesssro from fhyss 70 fo fAcssasd
Ncs Wishing. however, do this occasion than
Increase yoar desire 10 listen N thv narrative fuuve
meeting, must be permitted " read tho very words az
Sreke, hen ~ the end of long hisscM
and companions he fell Va A 6ondokoso the ioth of
log onwnds 10 assist hlm. "rhe meeting" says he.
"of Two old friends suddenly approachlng another
warning. can 10 bessr undsrssso4 than described 90
wore intoxicated with JOY though ny gcnd friend had n
w.rdly hcred " now 70 nnd us 70 SINE .. from .h'sn
tao snalsr vesscs stored with corn, which he al once
placed At drposa He aho sns mpnsy 70 pay tho
every little dslcacy or oomftst lie was our savior,
not IN tho interior at any rate On The Nisa" N can
myself in which hs rays, nay ssfsly Say ssvcr
ielt ~ reoced when penerick ds esed 10 - pour
u.s,v s 'asrs.ns sas 70 me ns, % sns xoys' "a
deum.isstIos d De resrtcir (re@ scAsh ~ No ess
1ai eraos vs 70 recuius va sevrsey fAen sfys
cr NE REGULAR ysttodics Of e of s strsiss - k3
and which now generally attributed ths melting
Of the snoss q tho hshcr chaip but in Tar the greaies
part to the fall Of The equatorial rains On ihe nensor
spongy upper basins which, W. superratoratsd, rDust
h 10 oycriowpg The lakes which ths waters pass
8, over the equator And here 1 cannot bss shssrve
that II hsrs ynsan an .rsoWs IN ns oid fa Ass~~s
ero~sea' ,sef nai TIA Of AfrSs a mes~la'se.s
Ms di4 ossrs ~ 8w'os ssd II sis a~d Grans Mas
eempLkiy d. gsRsd ~ dilrSe~ vsspscr ns ~9sst vns
lsr fais Ayyslfss.. X as ss11 y tas csG sesassm
derp overy has indecd proved the truth a ~ ~
ysas shlse v,s.a'.s Ss .s sss5 2. 'S s.s -
rai<d uats,y taf,s, efe. obcsxd1 IN r,eA iasds, W
a..sess r4les, amd u .ss.rs ssapsso % ~ ,ss
ey .fsua and daprssiou N ns hGh0 s.vrcs.d'
"G.n any data ss. nav. .aes s.s" .osamusssI
were unknown " U.s. that M my comrarntsve vssw os
Africa IN pfincval and modern times vsnnreA 70 sss
gcss that the interior ~ Africa would bs .ound 10 be such
upsgusliy elevated baFin. occuped now u was N
ancient geological percds by resh water lakes The out
through assures subendns ranges of higher moontans
While this thcory olelry verified In
2ambesi az naYrsird By hmsc and well known % bo
the ~ the Niger does appy TO tho Ne,
as TAR rs The sreat central lake v'r SyanAs oes"
example M tho ~ate-s now from southern waicnhed
and cannot cscac 10 the et ~ the vest there beng 70
great tr, veryal valleys In the rAHkinf higher grounds
thcy necessarily rnn the rorthern crd Of Tho lAse
Victoria Nyanza. ard, forming ,hs White Nile Take Ad
vantage Of suocc~-ion of derrcsstns, through which
thevow aud cascade Tn. up,~rmosi az these rcades,
and cose to the lake has been named sfsr my redeoes
Sor, Rpou Falls Thcnceforwnrd, IN. White ME- led by
other a'ucnte u nowr tbe south, Las descent u
2fo0 feet, when " reaches thariafn. which ~
IIdo feet above tho sea. The general opGfre Of
the Ssie from ssLih TO rorb ana IT, pccrllsrfy ~ y
strc TN, IN having no sfGcnt hct~tcn he 'tbafa
river ard the sea distance 700 mi~s la, been "
lnstf.td by SIR 70 Ioi and Tho phen9p enhn ~ is
bong ned To this rorthwsrd eourrr due 10 tie art
ht tho nankirR higher grounds fAnsng from south to
north do not aord NJ n southern Africa lateral Valleys
shh lead to the 1be other general zstttS which
have eep estntshad by tpska aud Grant independently
bypoIhotc,i chain o mountains shirh h've ~c1 calea
the lloantarsnf the Noon aud ~hcb ft,emy spohe d
ssrayers. ihe equatorial Fei NJ ~ tie. tf.,s cas-, "
wos, have sich N 'oFetcaiy Inferred ~ W.
Hckc. According 20 our travellers they sfo s.nIy
separate interior cluster OF huh from which sps s.iI
fecirrs ~ he lake Victoria Hyanxs proceed 10 isst bo
Mortoa iunu' OF Barton ard fpfka isrny he hishsr
part the central watershed between Nurb ssd e1uth
Africa. M they sspuiy the vlctrl y snsa And,
consequently. the Mic. with ~a'ss. usy may 10
y,bv ibniotr to the Congo, o c wcst. Nh.o
o. the sou,h there 20 sss soubs f,, their water.
flowed lnto the lake Tsnssnyka o nart sl-ss lps
thsnce the NyAsa ~ Iyne,one ai becb. adeod,
inferred on what s".,na y me ,e'y sAd ,,s o. ~ NJ
OF Karagwc aud Uganda, In The ccatfa snG elato,mt
paris of Africa are much IN reesviscf and ~ saaeef an
beswsen the Lake Victoria Nysru ard COT dokof", tbo
latter ping for tho ID % nsked ha, barlan
probably tic EDtbrnpopbagi 81 usr dsfus, NJ Lave
dubtfs been the real nfsd ments dlrsss al sgs 70 .n
poraiIons tho stream or irsss no Oh a. sDoth We
s,es on the ssss coast snatIsd lhs svoess hold
with mlny individuals IN ell the ts,ss sSd nsihs
they p~ssed through nrs shsy sssceed The .ess n.n
toned northern barbarian wbo>s baggage are dss
tnct IL, any dla ct ~ ss1ihssn Afirs bnm tho
of seke tho geor,csi structure a r e"ssu ~
. .s.sS s.sss ssssass sss' "a. 's' ..~ s.sS
this fact si srsonss ~ n"sr hrs csgt INTO
the pubic mind, derived Prob bly, srrm the ss ra
bearing character NJ moun'ais esie Gng seutb
whrd. from Abyssi., that gold rss.D 'Is,ss rear
tend 10 DO justice TO ihs macy frcm shc early
days - Hercdtus TO The later crhd of Pto'ey - ~
aac,spt works or ob,sinns infwma,p. ron ra'ives
hove Assigned the ofsin II ihe Nrs a. lakss in ths
nal Nc ceoly .," sh ss,I,.y ~ the snos ass =.
be obtained this sub OF hsn he src's fistsl iis
spcaks t~o vast skssons 800 ie-rsc. lmg hss 'is,s
size and p~itions very infe nity sssr ed Aea9.
10 the library The propaganda Yede IN he, uefs b.
old miss onsry ~ ma? ~ Afrc@ q ibs ssio~n,h oso
the ME- Tying soh a. the uafor. or siiso.
called 90 ,his I'D man nv my rser tef.AiJ yea
~ ,ss eos a. oar .osss, r. .s ~ .sa,ss - he
actual dseoyer 10 Abyssints for sb,ch be ohisised
com. sS ,s~~ ,nsss,, ,e.,iy .ns,e ..~f ,hs, ss
" the white Nile would be foud near T. ~hrs tsy ara
fixed. Rl eli he srsssisitns q seoualssrs 90 "
the of the Nile rcmsued n be co krre 90 fet
s,iie by actual ob-srvsoa ~ % IA sesss.s. Of ~
No" ~ Peienya % sau ce~~ 10 ~ s sosh .sssssr as,
fs, vac, Mad suy s~sd tsss fer d" ra ', aaii
tho rpoatsns a Irapscai Afr,es may hs-is.e "
pity dsgnntion 9th byston and fgexs 10 itts t<'
irs groa, north q lake ranssnyks os. a. ne a,hss
bard H. Agrcs With Dr iste oorsssstrg rssb .
ncrh south chain the ~hb, b. 'spss~ss,
untes The dty mo~.'snrs silma.al.fs az
| tos exsanst tfis profile sabeet a. m~ry, wbie
they may reauspbss. ga i'n ~
.hs f.e. sns, ~ saass. - ssessa the Mo !, a-
srrcs have fsc a. Justice so th0e sssrss LsrS
pIofns tho of srsoa from Tho osss Ds@ ANN
bar ssi usmtas. tsst. 90 have 10 hsn Ia mod the
saa i!sn. ~bs ads aaslas fros xsabas 10 Inc a
the great fn0sntain kims1dJsr0. aenosssd ~ asssg
5hsao-snsn fkfhsrd, sssiap,ss stss . rossh sssah
for. sapJ-d ~ IA bsfh Of fo susss h.AS
sae- ten i~siy v.ailsd b, the siss spfssys -
parnn ds foet and W hrhsfd Thsfniar ss sci
by .assa by ,fs isfsnsr ~ ,ns bssh u
thfiecn ,isssnd feed. Seft sssaate tssrel
surSffy Advocated tbs os~sztng frsD fsofibo
ossert b.ss fos s g~prrsfhsi rc.~.eiss thr asai
rnil ~ fnfbes STATE bs' csfiy fsts 10.
r~ls trsoectsd editns o. tbe Isnsb-f o@n. ~
uslch W. faal btysysy 10 the lestsf. s great
treD1ss tban ext~frd sssinft th>se susgrtnf tbs al
I warmly sscosrsg.d tt~m IN On snn's@safJ tdLos.
se~rent of fia sapts ssc lDsg tsbls ksf u 40 W
ar Fafsfe.n Win slsouid sg tsfs. NJ n'efe 80
have ~ t.saA q ss~xfs'a~ b. Aise atsS .
la sfsu4feh d isss ei tfsi - ne 81 ~4hfe1 ~
~ .t. rHf .fss faS srtaaig % the atsrssffy q Tho
- - 20 49,. ~ Nhe w.. aisa Hiys siih Fstn9
ri1s fhit ffra nfai - las' ue @roncn = lb's .-eI
"a gaat rn - sasptern atslssen aUd am ee