The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-27

Geographical Letter from the Great English
Traveller to Sir Henry RawIinsOn.
TIE ALBERT HYAKzA-TANGANYlKA.
The Efforts 70 Remove the distractions
In the White Nile.
DEATH TO THE SLAVE TRADE.

From the London Times, July 1871
Sir Henry Rawlinson sends to the Times the fdn
Samuel Baker, and which Contains inteIhgence Of
much later date than Is furnished In the commu-
nlcatlon TO Mr. Larking printed yesterday. Sir
The snse s 70 BIZ ssmasrs letter which al-
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fate Baker efpedion that circulated Alex.
body d waier This information however Convincing
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withoSs diseovslng outlet he wac Ssthsr inclined
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Sir s. Bakers letter Is a. follows:- 40.
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sbssnce q paddles allows ne. % dip thIo9gh hs high
ssaks srsst labor ss:toweS upon worK
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left everything in -
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sst9s against ns slave r. hS; The most
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Nile, and with Honest cruising no SLAYER could escape
ne on.
up the aense vegetation which, coming down II many
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the spSt requires, the Last ou On my ar
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THE SEARCH LIvrNosroNR
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since which nothing was known Of him. They also
rsiurned sent one Of my men with Mtesss ENJOYS to
one Of Spekc's 'iaithials" who, having got drunk in
Alexandria, seized by the police AMI made sodieri
thus his destiny brought him into my service. wrote
letter to Livingstone, which VIII certainly reach him IL
he comes north and the King Of Uganda viii receive
esasSed station Opposite EiOugas Island On the
FatIka-north latitude Olaf which places he viii feel
sent By Stose al as SS s X s ' 'De ENJOYS
TIE rAN0ANvfKA
Is the Mwooan Wine albert Nyanxa, and that uJ IL
Ui to the north end of the Albert Lake. but you must
have guide, portions are very narrow and In
tricate From my experience OF the high water grass
narrow passes described. I am BY no means fond Of
phica CRIES but natives descrip tons
50 sa I n a sss aSt nas the
narrow straits, ovsrgrown with water-grsss through
which you require guide thank and our society
j. A. Baker, L. n After ali that he has gone through
with me, would break his heart should his reward be
enforced retirement from the navy trust TO reach
England in september. Ever very sincerely yours
The Ddtlv telegraph Of this morning publishes
letter from MI James Baker, Of Saighton Grange,
Chester, enclosing o letter received from his
brother, Sir Samuel Baker, dated lsmala, May l3s
in which the latter says:-
I can only thank God most sincerely that we have
jects Of the expedition Of the slave trade
and The anne Of the Central Nile basin 70 Egypt
The territory extends to the Equator We have had
caused by gross treachery In open war had doubt
Of succcss Our enemies have been cru he'd, and the
government is now Iiumphanuy established through