, 1876-08-14

with tho luas of f,ltnnn fife that Ia doubtful
whether sucA q raid Will again l,o attempted 10
p.B.-Our camp on Lake Altcrt4 In Unyam-
pA.a, was slt,latel In Longitude 81 deg. " min.
U ser. by obeervatlop, and latitude ~ min. by
arconnt, TIE prun.ontory Of UsonKofa, duo
N' - 0o'" iirsRr N. s7AsLRr.
FOURTH LETTER.
4 GENEROUS orFEK PROM NrEsA-T1tA KlSd nr
KAHA0wa-TnR KAnBnA RIvEA-woNpEApuL
HOT sPHik0s, ETC.
Correspondence Se.o Tnrt Ntrad.
KAPunno, AnAn DHror, NEAR kUuA1NKA's
CAPITAL, KARAowR, CENTRAL APntcA, March
20, l87a-i,cfoso purtiug with "de,-"
san.booxt, 1 received soma more unkind-
ness from him, which mallu another
rausc OF complaint 10 add 10 his refusal
to nastst building fenced campon Lake Albert.
The General" no doubt percetving that LIS
hopes Of reward from INC were worry slim, unslcr-
took to reward l,fmaelf, and accordingly rcfuscd
~ return three portcrs' lo~ls of beads given
HIN tor carriage, aud appropriated them for
his own benefit. By such proceeding hu bo-
came guilty VI theft, and, what Is Worse In
Uganda, Of Qisrcspcgt and ultsbehavlor to tho
Etnperor's guest, and laid himself open to the
seycrcst penalties. My letter Of complaint was
no sooner received by the Emperor than forco
Of muskutcers vera dispatched uudor Sarutf,
their Chief, who dcspollcl "uon.n eamboosl OK
cattle, wives, children, slaves. and every arftelo
he possessed, and the "Gcncrat" himself WIS
acized, lx,,lni, and carried In Chains 10 the En-
peror, whose influence must DO used to eave
oven his head.
A asNR RoCB oRvHR NEFusEp.
,,,niorf,,o nm n rr,urn. un,y nromls,nr ma
n",','..s.. ah ~ ooo .... ~ .r,r.,.1, 9TH
aaRoooo e en's WIN oS ..sa s.s,, a.atn ~ a,,c
4o,Wo men 10 escort me oaek atsan s.,l.~ao '" L"4s
| that ttlcsc Cirfs should defend tho camp until
T".S s"trrno1 fron nv vovape nj c.n1orat!on,
retu,heu i1o.. ny -, - :, 49, rs-st,ar
Dus' tnouEn N'"os. WY. snt,,. .,.t, = s.an'
erous offer, respectfully declined Fely'ng upon
Wasanda my more; and wrote MN 70 thn'
effect as fast ~ cach message eamc iroM MN;
Ds's ss saf SanE. S of II .Se se ss sn
arst lcarnca Mtesa's intcntlons, anu t2 scsln p
from the Kagera TO the KntonHa and march
back nRan to Lake Albe5t a xpha navo I'VE cWempea WaTs
trss Dsn mon,s sthesa sos s ui ahou pd
that ths Waganda and the expedition were
flown. bad 'nany other strong reasons .aH iGs
{fpros.n,tte'! ri nj march 70 Kaisgve, e "a WI
ploting Lake Albert from TUG cast 'sdc'
TEtaA lNootHtfA.
Until a1nred At hntaRwe was ns'ly O..
courugcd with the reports of hHlplo natives that
country !ay behind MpofoFo where We Houiel
be received Al friends but on inquiry ot tue
gentlo, sweot.tempeicd tagah KumhnlKa, Mhs w!
Informed that the friendly country Was OtuMbi,
but was inaccessible, owing to ne people OF
Mpororo, who would not even lee ha own peo'
pie enter their territory. ~ asklhk IL h9anaa
VIVA ACCESSIBLE 70 tFaecese't WA Mtosnaea ~, ~
open intercourse with them, hal each Lano nal
been sepulssd ana some a oeGa ,,,san ntqs'e e
the trcacherone people: tnea manifGa taGte r.
I Which l could reach uztgc. Ihc Oh kli,t2
smiled At tho question, and SAID tle WafInu
, wese worrh than tho natives OF Hnnnuh, No
quite sa11sHA VIII s Us rsp''Gs SS M
1iamGu nnn ,,s@sss i5l, n,th u Ka9ws tmslre years. A.
TO tito possibility Of penetratlnE anywhere west
, ward from any point near knraEWc, his replies
though more asa1'te nad SaP,c rarx;;ps s%xG;p. 4Sa
C Albert from tho cast aldo.
!, THE rREEnoA& & or kAn4oWn ILit OBTAINED; ,. :,
/ To test hulnansa's friendship, lrcquestc'
be would permit nc to Explore ths frontier
+ Uuutu, Il dletance oi 60 geographical miles, an'
q cort. To my surprise the gcntla old King no
d only gave mo gnitlss aild essoft, ent Ise ean9c
I and tbs freedom of knrngWc3 or, IN olnGt Woras
L lie prun,iscl TINT SO long as exporeal an1 I n
o was assisted second tins " African NOR
$ nrchs In tls cause o. ggoS,arny :, gg1rn linn
J. oyp ON An ExrLonsso III. .., xnr. T., zn,
Il ting ready. Tue 91at Lady Allcs wv vs. co'lvGye
|. to sprko'h Lake. WindermeFc, anu tue ssgtloI
y screwed together, md tEo next day, conyoys
e bysIx Of kumanlka's canoes, inanhea M " w. w, L,
yl1nou tI1atItcn VI - ~ - ~. -
IL other exploring trip After crcHnnasiSa,tin ,tiI
r Lake WfllertncTc w entered the haeIa hiya
unl utmost immediately It has!ea o.. my 1ni,'
TINT 'iaA made another grant uscoss!y' t1at -
II ha1 dtscoyefeat IN iaett the ttue pale"1 "a v
" Victoria Nile.
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