The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-29

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usesins Ct the Biographical Society II
LoaSoa. % the 27tA Of April:
RxNsA. February "a. 1851.
Mr. DEAs SrS RoaE<scx Tbs Is the
E-ss epcortrnity | have bad Of SendlHS
wa lslter 70 The eosSt. ard Il : BY ;
PARTY q hlaek Arab slave traders troS,
Rasszsoro. near Lzribar, They had pene-
t-ztsS hsre far the rs. sig,e. and came BY
a shs-ssr Eav than we nd In nv dispatch
70 Lori Cis-srie1. gave bet = ussgsr
geographical report. hseaeSs the traders
Wc1A3 nos STAY uore thar half Day bst,
having written that throGsa the night. |
persuaded then 20 give Ess an hoGr " two
tbs morning. and Il ye1rs x fuller than
his lor,iShips. voz VII know how 10 ulaa-
AZ. mentioned 70 h5m that could not
- ROAD the northern end q lake NysS-
=. because the johanna voGld have Ted al
the Erss Sight u dsnges; and they d1i a.
.rzliv SsS. % the mere report q the acts
of the terrible Mozisn. at is southern sx-
treuity Had sos them fairiy bsyO1d
The kake thew would have stack 70 ne. bot
50 l02S a. We as6 Arab save parties pass
ing y they we've not 70 Dc depended &C,
and thsy were such iove.srSte thieves. 1t
was quite relief to gel nd Of then. though
nv fallo<srs was rsSgesd thereby TO nine
African hoys> freed ones, fron school at
NsSsic. Bombay. Intended 10 eross al
the middle Of the lake. bat all the Arabs
AZ the erossins station. fed Is soon a. they
heard tkz. he English were coming. snG
the oE1szs of TWO scows. nov In the laks.
kept them cat Of sight lest We should
hG-n them 81 Slavsrs-
renamed i. the town Of Mzt4ka.
which s % the watershed between tho
sea coast ard the like and about hfty niles
frvun the latts.. There are AZ least a thou
sanG houses IN the town. ao6 AstaSs i
the most powerful chef in the eo1nsry. l
VS. Il h district. which extenGS 70 the
IKE. from the middle Of July 70 the cod
q September. He wa< anxio1s that some
Of the liberated boys should rsmSiu With
hin and l tried nv best 10 Induce them,
bat ia vain He wished 10 be shown hoE
20 make use Of his cattle IL agriculture.
I promised % try and get some other boys.
4cqEzi1tsd With lnGlan agriculture. for
him That L the best point have seen
flr an Influential station. ard Mataka show
81 some se1Se of right Shsn his people
senr. without bis Knowledge. TO plumber
AZ s par, Of the lake be ordered the cap
sivss 11d the cattle 70 De sent back This
WIS BIS Own Spontaneous act. and It took
place before our arrival bat | actually saw
the Strangers. They consisted Of fly
f1Gr Eur,er znG Children. shout dozen
boys. and thirty head Of cattle and calves.
1 gave him tFi1kes II memory Of his
Euod coudlcs. AZ which be Was delighted,
S1r It had BOT been without opposition that
b carried out bis orders and showed the
token 0f ny approbariou ii triumph.
Leaving the shores u the lake We en-
iear0rsd To ascend Kinks range. bat the
psopls below were afraid Of those above.
and it WIS ouly after an cd friend bad
rurueG out with his wives to carry our eI-
TIA lgads that We got up 1t : o0ly the
edge Of a plateau psoplsd By various tribes
Il Ma1gznja. who had never been engaged
n Saving; u fact. theF bad driven sway
lot Of Arab slave traders i short time BE-
FIRE We used 70 think them al NaraEi,
5HI Astosa Is the 0Gly Marzvi chief We
know The ka1thgnda. or climbers, i've
q the uoG1tziGs that rise cat Of the pla-
ten The ChIPeta i've more On the plains
there; the EehsEz sui further north We
Esns sm0ug very hospitabls people TIL
We thsGghs sc we're past the lougrtRis 81
the Maziru We thea turned north sad al
bgl walked I1E1 the hands OF msra1iiIng
party Of that people After rather Zig-
Eag course. We tack ID the point We had
left II sos CT say twenty inmates west
q Cbimangas : crossed the L0ugwz ii II
degrees 10 minutes soGth As Il flows N
the be,i Of an ancient lake and after emery
ing oGs CT this grsaE hollow We assembled
the piarsaI at L6hUsa- IL the southern limit
of IL Gsgrsss south The hills Ou one
Pdrtof Z rise Up 70 5000 feet above the sea
While We were IN the IgEanis I eu1Ii
easily supply cur party With meat, large
game beng abundant. bat Up % these
highlands Of the Bdhisa 10 game vas to be
flGnG- The country having become de-
populated by the shaving Ia which the peo-
PIE engaged Is noE 4 vast forest. with
here anG there az vide intervals. mises-
lhls hamlet The grain Is s6Eu II little
patches n the Elrsss, and the people had
nothing TO sell We had now a good deal
Ct actaal knaElng hIHgsr- * Gay after day
Fs trud the si0pPF dripping forests. which
FIizAt some ErEtehed Wild fruits azd lots Of
mushrooms. 4 wggan eaa collect load
Of haIf L h1a,irsd weight. After Cooking
they PsGld them into what l. called pr
ridge, bUs, w Is me- they are good 6uIy
slr producing dreams Of ruaSt beef Of BY
z1ae days They collect 81 kinds and n
Iset ter soue a. large As the crUEu Of
01e hat.
When We gut 10 the Chambers. which
Wis 5Tus u the character Of the Zamhezi-
Il aIEllg E5gzrIuf animal he II It, E1fsrz-
W soon got an IHssl1pe ca iIs hank
We crossed Il n 10 degrees and "a min
ties. II vas flooded with clear water. hUs
the mes Ct dGEhy trees Ekich showed fts
IcsEisLl Earks we're lot uars thaa f1rrF
PARTS apart-
We arrived AZ Bsmha ca the Iass GlF 5f
J LzlaryT it L. L =ssck1iesi village With
three hnss Il dsfsasss- the inner cue har-
Ing deep dry GIreh around l. I think. f
/ an uss mistaken that We are co the va
rErshsd We seek hssEeen the Chamhezz
Iasi LGap1la- | have not had tine 10 take
lhservazIllos. AZ L Z The rai1y seazol, aad
almost alEzFz cloudy but We shall rest a
I s1is hare and zss z1ne 6ssF Gu cur bouss-
We arz 1hoQ1 10 degrees 10 Minutes south.
II degrees 80 Minutes eazr- AIutzss
Lhe1- $500 feet above the SEA The Lna-
pGiA. or LEEF1Ia- L sad 70 Re vary Iarrs
RIVER huf | E1ps To send filler ilf1rr1saEiar
fruU 11ng7nFika- 1 have G1ue all the
hunting mgsei[ have enj1Fsi Coed keaIrh-
and 10 EsGeh CT fever baz We last al arIr
ssrEst loss Of goods ever
sustained - / al h1psag, Il ksEer cnmzz.
20 Esnd & oE 6g native rEIzs,i5es- zass rrust
N the EI5cnfzi care at Higher Power
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