, 1869-06-20
NEW EXPLORATIONS I'M AT.
RIGA.
Meeting Of The Leaders Of Three
German Expeditions.
Wanderings Of Fraulein Time

intrrd considered BY Qcruau uASeuels - 0ete-
IN nrnnahy be aa r.fc An occcrTtcce To md
travelled German who h1s 1o1 s7cpt eonae ulae
fn Africa Is II u now 70 20 ~ ~ W.
.iees nf Phine steamer, Afstta appeara to have
become 4 rood breathing grolnd iof tne new and
developing German spsn M ~ tc'sn}}so ens
ma, IL tnoss a;prle scope. The Dangers OF the
Afrtc4a climate have but a.Ee onneuce N check
ing the Constant ssa@ q sAoseas saatnet !1t s
hi. plsre: q fael proved BY the many applications
received b. M. re:efEanI. The guiding spirit Of
t:srrnan scientific travel for peInjsAoL to Lake
paJt ii presclt or future eIpedu Ions.
4 kECNI0E At TvIPOlI.
In Tr.ro.i shout Two months Ago the lcaders Of
three e1red!t:ona al German, or 1t least German
ncyA These leaders we're Gerhard Ealls, Frau
lctn tAe1aDdrtne Time, Joung .Ady from Hol
Henslln exploring expedition up The Banr-cl-ana~
ral. IN Suoia: and III. Sachtlgail newer name,
nrt one whieh gives promise OF al rome time occu-
Explorer. % br. Sacnuss,l iateads. II possible, 10
penetrate into Waday, which has been previously
unapp1oaehaale. The departure OF this c1redi-
an m era ~ IN Gepman ~ eaploration. ri sa N Iii prcsioes
Germsn expeditions 1hieh have lett that city
have usually teen Ia the service OF foreign goT-
eruneots but this one was ntted out at The eI:
pepAe Ct the Pruseaa Government alone, And had
= seul-dlplomatic and scientific mission
Gerhard Ro'fs paiziotca!ly determined 70 cele-
rcr, and the result wss magnificent festival, AT
which III the European colon!sts in Trtpol were
Character, held under the shade o. Inc palm trees
..csert itself Al is conclusion Dr., Saehtgall Sc.
his casavan in notion Ills caravnn wa1 Email but
well chosen. and VIA under the Leadership OF
Gatruni, uatiye OF Fezzan, an experienced taan,
who accompanied Barb, us vel as Rolls, On their
oapitai Of FezzAn. on the 9Th OF March, haTtn&
occupied thirty Eight dasa on the tourncJ. or
week longer tlan usual, having been DELAYED by
tue sickness q his Europe4n servant and .!
other difficulties. Arising 1t Aoorsook, he found
that he must Ehit q long time before any CARAVAN
would star toward Bornou, rs the country BE-
state, and nj, the car1Tan statioas between these
two places bare been closed This conpels
travellers 10 make up large parties and provl-
along. Dr.. SacluEall Will probably toln Frau.
lein Times large caravan Oh his fnrlhe1 Journey
eouth, brt VII cEe The meantime IN making al
excursion TO the T1Lboos Of Rcchtade in T1bbes'
tiE, tace, k2ys Baron Aaltzahn, another Ge1uan
traveller ii Africa which has not been visited BY
ANY European e!1se nornsmanu zsia Slse9s ,,
The psrt which FraQleln Time plays in Africa
t. 10 unlUrcrtalt one; and her Immense CARAVAN
and her peculiar mode OF }an1neytng st her leisure
oye1 the LrscrtB nIe Interesting fcat1Tes In AfH-
caa HE, She Is exceedingly itch, hJ no meaas
ngiS, And for yenrs has led u wandering tfe On the
10 witch strong ...men hs.e saecumb-d When
SPe1e and Grant were exploring the Nile, FIau.
lesn Time, her mother aa,l DaEnness von CApeuco,
her hnnt, together With large number Of ser.
wants, attempted to penetrate With their Owl
steamer from ChaHoum up the White Nile In
order to react The tHo explorers: hut not being
ahlt TO pass The rapids, and on account Of Glck-
ness, they were compelled to return. after resch-
ing Gondokoro, 10 Chartoum, The Won Hcaglin
Intending to SCI TO yAday but this being found
impossible, Won ucuglIn md Or. Steudner deter
mined to explore the country between The Sns
and The Lake TchaA, when the ladies' resolved
nrTrONANY
Rahr eilGhasN uhe western tributary Of tht
White Nue. ., ~ = Lake Reg saep projected 1a
dying On the way, on the 10th Of April, ls6a; then
with Eon NeuGlin alune, 70 ku!anta, IN the eighth
degree OF northern latitude, and to the Eenbo o.
down With sickness, and was compelled to E1rs
up hts projected journey % the Sj4m Jnt1 ttsilct
ne.i), on the r1set Sena, Fraule.n Time alone re
Be1tcr, Sanaktn aud Snez [93d November, 1863
10 Europe, for her mother, her aunt And tHt
Ea.'!n2 uaiAs had fallen vttuns 10 the Afr'cal
climate --.,
The dangers which Fraaleln Time expeEcnces
OF this icurner l5 nc means caused her 70 CIV,
up her wante5nE. sns aas now ~ aexo.a here! ne,
Ct the African [ ceutinent,' v and again We dnd he
On the route. She started from Tapon on III
Il aoo:soot. o i fe11s ~ s atter journey W ot abr
two months duration. She travels quite ltisurell
as though she were On European 1our. HaEtn
an immense fortune nt her disposal, she has
really prinrels tz7uu, her caravan consisting
more than Eity persons and seventy canels, A
her followers With one exception, are either IA
or negrpea and Bhe herself dresses Ike en- Ara
lady. She Is loo1e.I upon BY TIC Atsbs With th
greatest respect n1n ttev call heE Dent-er Hey,
that u "QIcea's Daughter Hcr long solout
and travels in the Orient have p1oduced tn her
tot8I aAhorrence OF European habits, and abe
emblttercd against everything European. Bcfo
starting npoE eer lAst toulnsy sae aetsfmine1
African about her, and SO left her OWL AID HI
selvan1s' witches In Tnpoi4 In order 70 have q
haleS sS = Il ons
time nlcs, and wna compelled 70 wr4se to the He
) at,me-leeper, not a European, b1k an Arabii
shnd-cloek or hou,-glass. with which hhe nov mA
ages TO Keep her time In very simple and Inc
relieve each Other night aad dsy, attend to Il
mysteries Of tcls instrument .
Fraulein Time Intends to wait At AoorsooE 4
AoIuc months, In part for yaI1ols p1cka2cs froi
Europe, and will use the time !n Undertaking e.
curBtops to The Western TuareGh II must not
suprosed thss she Is only PeasaEe soasss 81
tie lattlr OF which, besides be repuGnance
civilization she las thorough disregard nboui lc
tlng other PEOPLE know what sae ts aot1s, Ior 81 y
coutnlrte much TO the increase OF geographic
knowlcdEs, having no ec,cosfde accompaniment
cuo.: zcu!ous collector or plants, and has a nj,
t+r OF camcls loaded solely with hotdn1 Pap
and Immense collections Of plants And thia !
norn oI Soadxn Is almost unknown TO US, and s.
will thrs probably bring home important cont
rnons 70 691as D,9 ays @
swell known, all his papers were lost tEanle
Tlruc Intends to ptoc-cd from NooTsook soul
ward TO Bernou, and to return over Roriofan
EGptN task which African travellers thlnk 3
C31bot accomplish .-.-
The only European in F1aalctu Times rettn
Is about Is noteworthy a. the celebrated Lady b
seli, lie Is young man OF II yca:s Of h2r, na1n
Erauss who, having rcad Rol1s' account OF
tic, which led him to Leave school and rArel
secretly, &ud start on hIa long Journey With
friend 1hRtcvef- That he L. now In Fraul
Tunes t1a.n u proof Of his epirtL From G
many Ec went On foot, as q journeymau, thsou
Austria and European Turkey, and presen'
nirnsea ist1Ee The as.l,n s;,., Am5assAaoE
Rolls The Ambassador. believing his ssof
passed him IN BY eteAner further and thus
went f1c1u hneen 10 haven, from Consul to Cons
Al the ctsf Of the eusern1nent uusl ne hnal
reached 1rtpo.L Rolls was astounded al q
feat Of trascl, but a. he could not md any +
Consul to eend htu hspe, again bp the short
route. when FrAulEln Time happened TO he
essta E, tas S 1unS ia ste easSse q ssss
dog "ol uotAest race, which he must take e.
Ct with Intelligence and loTc:" task VIII
lis crestcst dc,essation. Ktauss has mus N:
htR modest dfbH as An African traveller, aaG
now doubtIess enjoying The gulnlnent OF his ch
S1eN n0Fc4. lie Il " 10 uGAsi2 al tkAutAHt 9uu
ht!s Sharp, bright and possessed Of Euod b
soiis the third Of the three lead ers who ue.
trsssu;ns. 1 Z nls stay IN Tftpoli was rataer :
tfacied, as he WAS determined 10 see Dr.. Sacl
ga1l s2seiy on With the presents TO the Su!tau
10 sspna. Magma and Sahrstca, being hccompan
by photographer, md securing v1eTs Of ID
rlink Lette1 from him have been recciy
dated March ~, In which he announces the q
plct!oa OF his journey to CJrenEa, and IA
possession OF rtch geographical and ethnolog
Tetults- Ne describes the country - one Of
mort beautiful OF Northern Africa, SIMPLY
Malta with meat and CandiA with grain. lie
secured photographs OF TeucheirA 1'roleuaM
Syrrne- As l:oun = iaFot1;e q The King
birthday IN TuEklah garrison. south wast n
the CITY Q! cyrene, wneu the garrison na
h ZION nonor W Of the az. Ro:is nsa been Seen obllset
stteup lis projected larger overland Jour
around the Syrt:s MAloE-
CARL AACcHs LATEST SoCRTKr.
In south AiHcA noo:dei GCrDau explorer,
Aaueh. Is making Important additions 70
scoS:srhinal luowtrdse ot the countr!. ue
vesy early. About zen ycsrs aso he sppstct
DE. pete1E:nn, VI Golns, TO be sent 10 Ar
cEhG' 70 ~ rp tas Position Of Dr. steudner
to Ill place IN Won der Decktos expedti
nul 81 Dr. Peternann could not gIve him anE
courlgtnent, he 1uznest his s:epa to London
~ A,esa d1elms "I4us III. @ 1es ine 10 tsar'ment
Enaiaed i've months fn lnn1on engaged IN mn
Ing natural history and eotany IN ,ne nrttish
scum, the Geological Gardtns, the e.rIeus
Kew, and the Crystal Palace, ani ,nea eras.ay
for south Africa THREE years later Dt. Re
mann, who had IN the meantime forEut1e,
about the young nan who hsd once apple
him, Was surprised to receive lettcs from Ms
dated Potenefstroon. In the Traoaraal Kep,
Of South Airtca, asking for assistance I
The Iashcri1rd, He hsd already wand
through the repub!:c executed
OF the country, and wished to r
tale further talo The interior. The German
Hzs then about h.rat!eg ouI and D.: rcterc
Has compelled TO write, Ga the ssd Of Aar,
tia. n.d could not TIC expected frunu Germany
On the S7th Of January. 1885,, pr. Pesefmanl