, 1866-09-10

n uEc tA1t wotnanlDUu wnS stfi! iuLHFe.
luddered at the prospect for her, should
he be LEFT alone In savage lands at mt dcath; |
nd gladly would have LETT her In the lux
,rics of home instcad Of exposing her to TIC
niscrics of Africa. 1t WAS In vain that In
,lorcd hcr to remain, and that painted tho
llmculties and pcrils still b'ackcr
han, supposed they really would
,c: she was resolved, with wolnan's
and devotion, to Share all dangers
Ind to follow ME through each rough foot
step Of the Wild life before me, Tho days
of cliyalry arc not gone; and the knight
Of five centuries ago finds Its noblcst
embodlncnt. in the Acrclc behavior Of Wo-
nan. Sucl devotion as that of the youtliul
Hungarian bride, who SO muny times saved
he life Of her husband, Is best set forth in
The language Of Kuth's simple but ardent pas
sion: "Entrcat me not to leave thee, Or to
return from following after tAcc for whittier
thou gocst will TO- aud where thoR lodycst
I will lodge; thy people shall be my people.
aud tug God my God; where thou diest
will lit, and there will he buried. The (
Lord do 80 to mc, and more also, If augLt |
but dcatl. part thee md inc.''
Mr.. Baker set ont to iind tho sources Of the |
Nile in HE spring Of 1861 but lie Ind not |
gone farther than tho Junction
ol tne -t,oa,a "'tn tnAt 'Hs.
Arnbic language. lie, therefore, spent q
year examining the AbySsinfar tributaries
from tic Atbala to the Blue Nile. 1t is Mt
this Junction TINT tho Nile attains the grcat-
est volumc ot water, for tue Atbar:. Is the
last ailucnt that lllls into It s; and in the
course Of tho great stream through eleven
''"n"ls'o 'l''.s VI sHe sa,''''., eu0 ao f.. ~.
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taAe' Mon'.e.s ~ ~. 40 .1s .lS n;..a.s
a''ous tue ,.".H1 aos Hea' w.. @ i;nsss
~ 4a1uss Iu"''t. y. .,'.s ,z,a @ Sna ~
toS tueueN ~ '"lo .:s,s.,s. ~ w ate.s- ~ ~.
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. ~, tI'a 1vh;.o r;1a ,~n,,;d rs,n.., stn,dv
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10 - as. a." l Trat ~, t,.at
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~ '1 y. - VII. ,.:,s ~, 1,..,s W.T.
which Spcke thought was tic Nile, would bc
drank up by Tic Nub1an Descrt, bcfosc It ap-
preached within L thousand miles of Cairo.
Kbartuu,u. at the confluence OF the White
-'s.'.. -.s @@ 80, ;.,e.,. W.T. s,sv,..
@ eAe.. .1"n it,. ~ .,.;' ,,nS,';:.a ,I.ut
-, o., na.ast ,.;So,,..ra, ot
negroes, Turks and European outlaws arc
engaged IN trading, stuu!inr and kidnapping
bciyccn K,artou1, aud Gondokor,, OH The
Crrcr Nilc. The natives arc hostile, because
t],cv txpcct every visitor to bc one Of those
,nurdcroas s1aye.trat1ers. Mr.. Eakcr eays,
"E,rry one in kLartou,n, with the cxcrr.
ton o1 few Eurouca1,s, ,rss in favor of tie
s}ayc-trsdc, and looked with Jealous eye.
| upc;, d stranger ycotu:irs within tho pro-
| ciucts Of their holy laud-a land sacred ia
sluvcry, mud to every abo,nination and villany
! tl,at man can commit Every ono win,
does uot accent the dogma Of soulan
| slavery is tre..tri, in The sa1nc manner NJ
Ahositius,ists were treated IN 1sfo ly The
| ljberty.,oviuc laslot traders of Virginia and
! Kentucky. We cannot read this srlritcd
!! account of tho most degraded of men with,
ont q sense OF shame that I,a1f of this r.
| r,,,,lr held to tho sauc fde. Of 1,u,nar t,oul.
c.c viii, more ,cuacitv and blom.,lcd t!,or
tic l,alt.necro. lalfvhi,c, hnll.,,cyil moa
| .,crs w,,o sell their own wiye. and chtld,cr
In thc snu1an.
Mr.. l,akrr afrIycd at Goudoko1o nbou,
rbr;st,n,s ISL, ami in ,nr 1,11or,nr F,,,
ruary hc was delighted 10 meet Ills fricnt
stekc. who. with Mr. Grant. had hccn sen,
bv tl,e British, Government 10 seek the MI,
source from tho southeast coast, They hai
tmn1 n river flowing from the yictor1,
S,ynnzn westward. hui which thew had bee,
unable to fJ1]ow far cnoucl, to make sure O
;ta hcin, the Nile. Thev called II the Som
crsct, and lcnrncd from Eomr,sf a not;y
King. tint II rnn several duys, Journey be
yon,l thc Koru,,,t Fail. un,ii n mi tnio nm
n,hcr rrsnd lake. This information ",
,,nni}ra oycr to Mr.. Baker. who TON
1royr or In. c1r1orcrs nm their bomcw.r
ro,tc. aud determined 10 find the crea
lake ,,f which Kamrae, fold lin, lie cou,
, mi hor,. 1,c.r mora linn fw, h.ui,rc,l mill,
; .rnm II hut Tho trrr1,,,c ficrrcnpss Of t,,
, 1,,rt a wnr1il,c frihc WIN hal 1,tcn so ,nuc
,n;urc;, ,r sl,vc,tradcr. tha. thcv s,,.nc,tc
!. III str,nIrrs ,nI ~. i,n,o,s,,i1;.r ~ f,n,,in
4rrstr a,,,,r5 ;,,,1,,c.a Mr R,rcr m m.rc
c.s,ward uhort onc 1,un1rr1 m1,e,. tn II,
1ond NJ M. satanic. mos, cxt,onr,li,,r
,>ao,,,u ,rI, t,,;r ,ro,,,,, ;nt,, i.
, ,rots ora 49,. fr1oh,f,,, h,na.ve, nm ,
m.nr rn1ycs rio ho,,acs ~ tho F,.iook.
,, ,,.aa ~ ,,o,, -. ,;,.a ,,,,,,o oa,,a,.
o~t5nr,,;s,,cr mi, cach of,hem H. Grt,f,cd !,
- .tnen.,1e, co,rt.v,rI Tho 5oorw,v
, | Two feet l1~h. The inside Is c1cal
q. hut dark. there being no window
4 Most OF Lie tribes OF II
c Tar interior nre very degrade
Tic afakkarikos arc cannibals. The huns
Inv, ,r I1,as. .,,,oo. !: n.,;t. ~, 1.,.
u A..s =, " ' sas.9 =, a",'o oa ~. ~
!. children that are carturcd AMONG the slave