The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-26

he third CAV the tr0opS q MteSa exereiSe1 Al
ssrset p-sesiSs ard % the fourth DAY We al
1arehsd ta- the Grasl Capital the KiNPga d
( UgARGa, Ulagsla. Or Niagara
NrsSA Is a esEaf KING,
He Is a u,oaareA who Would delight the sosl q
sry ,ptstScset Eeropean. as be Woeld see IN hiua
he hops Il Cepsral ANies. tie is H,sg Of Ns-
rss~e. Csanaa uayors. Usogs. aud Usai.
EseA Gsy | sac Sogae1Aias weaSh Increased my Ne
speSl aad esteem ter Ata, tie Is fond Of ,@i1s-
tlsS EarOp~Ans sed great kirgS, which trait
silh hate tnltioe. Uocl1 ee q sIamerSs beaeas
10 his eoenlry, lie hiss prepared esoad Aige'
ways Ia The neighborhood Of bis capital Tor The
[ soS3 tt,re that : eonisg when some charitable
Earcpsaa wiu Sec3 hla any kiod oC Wheeled
rebsele. As ne approached tbe capital The high,
usy irpua Usavars Increased ia width trom 70 feet
70 l50 teet Whcs ne Srrivel Al thls naguih
esal breadth We yie0s3 The CAPITAL eresnleg an
/ e-iiaseee eocsrasaSleg Il uoSt extensive view 0i
= picturesque ssa rich eonatrY tsernirg With gar
T 6ses Of pisatsics snd bsaanss ard beautiful pas
tare Md OF ecarse hats, however large lend
bs. h.ils attraction 10 = sesse, bat tall EasS.sh
\ and IA iaasuss Tag proved = feature II The lAnd-
sesps.
IN rss. cSpFr1t-
Arrived ST the Capital geend that the vast
conseiioe q buts eroupiug the eeilneoes were
/ The Rsyai Charters. a-oGaG which ran hSe separ-
s.s palisades ard cireelar eosrss, eetweeu Whteh
and ,he city waS eirealsr Rad. ranSiog iron loo
70 200 feet IN width. iron which radiatej SIX o.
sevea ulaSnI6esat aSsnssS, hcsd With gardsas
and baIs.
At INK PALACES IN Sr1rs.
he next day afees arrival was introduced 20
The Royal Palaee IN great state. Neoe u the
primitive scenes visible 10 Spekss book were
4. sf,fklsf - ,~hff.a
too dresses. were by 40 means eOmieAL HE
Chisfs Were very respectable looking people
dressed richly 10 the Arab costume The Pal
ace vas hsse aud lofty structure. yell bulk Of
grass ard care While tall trunSS Ol trees upheld
he roof shich Was covered with elOlh-sheeg1g
iusiGs.
SesNs EIGUr-LIvINSSrOSs Wrong.
Thsv. brissy. this maeh remains 10 be said,
I5vio,s.ous IN his report Of the Niyauzs CONSIST
iBs II Eve lakes, was wro0s. Spoke IN bis state
us1. that The NiyanEt vas out cue axe. vas
quite correct. Bgl believe that east q the NJ
ysrzl o. rather northeast. thsre are other lakes.
tnoayh they have 60 connection whatever with
the Niyznza ror Do suppose tbey are Of any
great u1asuite6e o. extend So0th OF tie Equator.
Il yeu ask ne Why. can ooiy answer that ~ ny
0pinion the rivers entering the NIyanzA 90 tue
noslhsaStsru shore 60 not Sufficiently drain the
vast AREA u country lying 0etSesn the NiyaHEl
and The western VsrsAut q the Eastern African
uoeutAia range From the vOiGne u the Nj
yanz2 FEEDERS % the Northeastern side esnuot
thiuk that they sxteot further than longitude 50
degrees east. Ehieh leaves large tract Of eouu-
rs east to be drained By other means than the
Niyagzl. Bot this means may very probably be
The LIB, which eupgisS its waters into the ladisn
Oesan- Tue SObSI eaanUs possibly approach
GEAR the Equator. This, however, will De dseid-
81 definitely By GoIi0ns 0fiesrs. Col. Belle
foads iufora1s ne that The AssUs, or Asia, Is
mere J0rTsnt.
Wbsg you see my chart. which wiIl trace the
course Of the LAMBERT aad the Shinseyu. the
rivers which dram The sh0le 81 the south aud
southeast countries OF the Niysuza, you vii be
better able 10 Judge u their Importance and nag
ntuis - sources q the Nile | expect 10 dis
c0yer = considerable river southwest; bat all
tbs Eill De bss. told u nv next letter.
HxNKV NJ. STANLEY.
P. ST. bad slalOst forgO,ten to state that the
greatest depth Of the Niysnza, Is yet ssesrLainei
b. ne, Is 275 feet. l have Tot yet sounded the
centre Of she AXE this l intend 10 DO % ny re-
lnrn 10 Us1kuma south.
RELIGION AT COURT.
MrEsAs CAprrAL. UGaSDA April IA. Is75.-I
had almost neglected to inform yea and yOar
readers q e1e :erF interesting subject connected
1ith Ntesa, which viii crafty many pLilAnLhrO-
pic European s0i American.
l have already told yOl that Mtes1 and the
zhoIs Of his Court profess Isiamism. 4 long
tine $50. soue i00f or I've years. khcmis Bin
Abdgllah ftAs o1ly Arab Who remained With me
thrse years sgo. a. 3 redTgUard. when the Arabs
6isgracefally fed frOm Nirlubo) CINE 10 Uganda
He Was wealthy, OF noble descent had 6Ge,
magnificent Psrsoual sppsAranes, add brought
With him many ueh present, sceh - few Arabs
coGit Afford i0r Ntssa- The King bsesms imme- Z
datsiy fascinated Eith him sHi really fes white +
usn eQ1id &c l9Bg With the son Of Abdallah with I
ggi being Charmed bF his presence, his handsome, (
progd features hrs rich olive complexion, and his
hbsrzlity. 1 eoofsss | never saw az Arab or .
Massslnaa Eho attracted ne 30 much a. khamis 1
Bin Aodallah. sai il IS 10 wonder that Mtssa /
meeting kiudrsd spirit II The noble Arab Of
&1scaE, auaz=i 1t the magnificent figure, the /
spIsui0r Of hls appars, The display Of bis Esalth
and the number OF his slaves. fell in love Eith .
hfa. 6hauiz stayed with 4tssa > fall yesr, dur I
ing which time
rzE zSG BEc4zz coSTEzr 70 THs csEED o.
uausiT, Muhanmai1nism. The Arab clothed .
AIssa 10 the bssE that bis zarjrobs offered He
gave hin zod-eabroiisred ileksts, ins white
shirts. erimSoa slippers. swords. six sashes d5g-
gers. aod 4 revolving Fi5s, 20 that Spoke and .
Grants presents seemed quite Insignificant.
UctI | arrived az Mess Court the King de-
lighted 10 the ii=a that be was follower Of Is
AN Dos b. 9ue coaFsrS1Ei1u / aatter nyss.f
that l have tsu5Ied the us=iy PRAISED religions
fabrie to the zroasd. and Il It were 0nIy followed
b. the arrival OF ; Christian mission here, the
coSTEES1oS o. MTEsk AID HIS C9EzT 70 CEEIsTI-
ASFTE-
Eozl1 Be complete have undermined Islanisn
% mach here that Mesa has determinsd heuee-
'orth- aatH hs i better iaf0rusi 70 observe the
Cari=tiIu Sabbath Is vel a. the Mossm Sabbath.
.ai the great eaP;ai1s have unanimously cog
se1iei 70 t. He has caused the ten command
meats Of Noses 70 b written 90 board f1T bis
31ilF perssal-as Nlesa caa rad Arzbic.-as
vel A. the Lofts Payer ard the g0lisu con
uladzzai Of or SaEior .' Th0u sEalt love thy
lsizb5or 4 th5sslf-7 This Is great progress TT
he fz= days that | have remained 18th hin. and.
.h91gh I an 70 Esis=louzry. staIl begin 70 think
.hzE sk4l bss71s oas II sch s1eesss Is 90 fsas-
be- HEszr. u S71sLET.
TAKISE EEzz OF HIS HEura-A farmer
vas yesterday walking sr01ad the csatrzl market
.rytaz 70 6sd soss chap wiling 70 20 into the
so1airy and DO listl= work for good pay, zhen
l cnfl-Ef I'm acs,dStei him saving.