, 1876-01-28

iayinR now arrived. we resolved to make pro-
llsnnary o1curaIon upon the bay. Mr: sssntcy
ordered hs yesaol. tho Lady Aco. 10 be got Ia
readiness. S1lu IL bcautifu littie craft, built
OF cedar. and conhtructed tn xator.tIght Bee-
tiona. no an to DO rnaly taken 10 piecos and pu.
together again. went m board with u17 COM
phnou. ahl al tlle cat,o-n started al tho aamo
time, vteing with oach uther to be ahead. Thov
soon outstrlppcd us, and then col to work pad
ding round mud round the Lady Alice llko 80
many trltnns.
On board ona Of tbom VA, tho Admiral. ard
Tho official drum Of thA: tuRRnate kent Mostly
beating al ono tlmn commanding TIM nrut IL
gather about the alag cauoe.' At another beui-
iDg lhom on, heltor-akeitor. III Ill dIsectiuus.
1!E NfYASZA.
On ons 6Ide stretched tho boundlesn surface Of
tho HiJAnza, on the other extended tho Bhore
which no had lust loft, presenting together khe
EAyehs and most charming spectacle imaginable.
1ho knoilB aud liilockh round tho lake each
covered with a robo Ut tender Rreon and BATH
ing its b.se in the shining vascs. suggested 10
n,nny watet-goddnsscs reclining on the snntIt
graaa and dabb1lua thesE. feet IN the cool aud
llmp,d rpples. I, inlocd. WAN on and awhy In
and botl, Stanley and myself sat wrapped In Il
1ong silence, trying to sasIate Our 0yes aud
minds without succoodtna-uron thnHo pEodi.
Kas giortes Of Nature Which stretched far and
vide abontue
UnllarpIiy. after returning to camp. Was
aeiZtd With a frlghttnl attack Of neuralgia, and
m, ha'lly afraid ihat must have proved \ far
from agreeable assoclato for my gooi[ friend
during lfI1 re!nainior of ttIa. dar. aff. atanlOy
and the admiral o! the Uganda fleet had d1"d
upon the following morning for their etart, but
that naral worthy was 1acanwhte in despair. not
having hchrd word Rbout i1ts contiecated wlrer.
1t wan too much to Ge feared. indeed, TINT His
Ma Justly had added them pcIl-meI to that l-
vision Of hih faFces IN which the ci1ocsirs list
perpetuaily exceeds tho estimates.
4 IoHh1B1.E siu,lr.
I H.tA uus4 a. 4Hriti ir
night. 4 most pl.iIcss hesdaehc prevented me
from anatcAinR = moment Of rcpoEc Until day.
break. From the t.nle when lay down till 4 in
tha morning tsic.l to e.. slccp. rccIinsnG upon
the moss By tho btdo Of the lake and breathing
tho coui air from tho water. Tho night nhs
g1o.tons. and nv notdle1H nrent moAt Of it Ill
chatting and Joking by tue rhoro. Or taking dips
in tho calm Hurtaco In sIHto Of tho cEocudiloB;
hind quarter Ut mutton which thoy were roast
Ing whole over fire upon aharVeaed htakc.
AZ in The morning their banquet was about
ready, and just then roBo and want back 10 the
hntB, where Stanley wAB sleeping eOuudy.
Shortly aftorward, fasigue oserpo"ering my
heatRcha. l. too, managed to close my oyes, md
suinberou till o'clock.
TIE ASGLo-AAE1IcAS FLAG - AwAr FOR TIE
tplTH.
At that hour the druna woke me, Htriking mp
on board the Wasan1a ileet, Which was ns'eLu-
bled to convoy my friend. lfo aud I very soon
mado our toilets; t1o Lady Alice was got
ready, tho luggsgo, Bhnop, kds. chlckons, and
everything placed on boira. It ouiY rornalned
to hoist tho Anglo-Amerc.n Gag and turn tho
vessels head to tho far south.
I Hept 1uwH with him to the side Of lia craft.
md then We pressed hands together aud multi
ally commended each other to tue rrutoctiuh Of
Heaven.
STANLEY aTEriHn on hoard AND TOOK THE HELM;
tile Lady Alice cursotnd aud danced like high
bred Bleet1 and then dafted Away with the Veto
tiap waysless fosming Wbita uuder Aor bows.
fIIa Hnr nrR+ p3e ftinn1fH hhRH HatF nFcUtfiv
In the African breeze. aud saluted It with all
my guns. II not an imposing sAlvo, lot tue say
that It never nas saluted with moro hearty good
will. Further aud luther aew the rrottJ Lady
Alice Wc waved our Altda and handkerchief efH III
token nf last atliou. and-1 CONTEST Tiny heart
was full. ! felt ~ ono that has
FAnTEn WITH 4 BROTHER,
for bad a1rculy grown fond OF STANLEY "a. =
hno-hearted fellow, Il frauk, excolsnt comrade.
and irst-ratc trayolor. IN Lis boclcty had
forgotten my fatigueB; and theu too till l mot
him, l lad not spokeu one single word Of French
for four months. Our encounteE had thus pro-
my native land. His yc1sation-atn'lslng.
,,loasaus, anil lnBtrllc,iyo-mAde tho hours Of
cur friendship rass like minutes.
do lopo 10 see him agsin, aud to spoud many
happy dny with httn.
BAD AND GLOOMY.
We turned akido from thu wnterd which had
just borne STANLEY far away, and nobods Beemel
in tho mood for ctattor, no Tint NO all followed
in silence t!lA road tu U!Rga1a.
arrived a. Duhnga a. II o'clock, and
there heard that Tho greater part OF nv soldiers
we're down with fever. that no provisions had
beon eent during my absence, and that four OF
Our COWS had been lost by tho hordBncu. Tho
chio{ oirendat received 100 b1o.s OF tho stick,
at ilo WAS suspected Of having hol.l the animals,
and wrote 10 1itesA that my people sero suffer-
! Ing with hunger. demanded At the same time
| an authorization 10 return to FoNcira, all answer
to which soon camo In thu form Of .volye COWS
| aud quantity Of cggs.
My headache returning, I vent directly to bed.