The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-10

shooters so that the camp, during my absence,
would be impregnablc tben returned 10 Usukuma
after leaving ity soldiers 10 defend that island, and
after absence OF fifteen days saw Kagehyi once
now prepared myself to defeat the projects of
Kaduma. Prince Of KaGehyi. who was more than halt
inclined to second his brother Kipngir TO seize me
and hold as his prisoner until should pay heavy
ransom. probably hal Of entire property. Ispoke
Kaduma fair each day, made small presents to his
.favorite wife until tho day came for departing, as
sincerely hoped forever, from Kagehyi and Usukuma
on that day Kaduma and Kipingri to the waters
edge with strong force but, pretending nothing
OF their evil infentons, made merry and laughed
while loaded the canoe and embarked the men.
orrwiTrIsG
When the work OF embarkation was nearly concluded
l proceeded lesurcy to tho boat, and showed or
the shore with my and those OF the boats
crew ready. Kaduma seeing that had got away lott
the port, leaving kpingri 10 act AS he pleased; but
this treacherous man, perceivine himself covered
with our guns, permitted the last depart with
out molesting IL; and, having seen all safely of,
waved the treacherous people last farewell fol-
lowed our miniature feet The rotten canoes bune,ca
BY storms and waves, fast gave out that, arrv-
ing again at Refuge Island only had fifteen left
Nothing had occurred on the island IN mnr my JOY
seeing my people all sale, but had happened
improve IL. The King Of hswagnmba and KiJaiu,
his father sultan OF al the islands IRON
Ukerewch 10 lhangiro, percciving island
vel. garrisoned aud too strong for invasion, made
friends III aud provided the soldiers with abuGd
ance of God at little cost my request also they
furnished Us with guide to Ibsngiro, who
company Uganda; they also sold US three
Alter a few days rest Refuge Island we proceeded
ouce again on voyage ana halted at Mahylga
Island, i've miles south Of Bumbirch and mile
south Of Iroba. which lay between Mahyiga and Bum
bireh Remembering the butter Injuries had
&C we'd IRON, the natives of Bumbrch, tho dcath by
violence and starvation had narrowly escaped.
resolved unless the natives made amends Of their
city and tcachery to make war them, and Tor this
purpose campcd Aahyiga Island and sent the
noes back tor the remainder OF the expedition which
In a few days safely arrived
PRESENTING AN uLTrxATun
sent . message 70 the natives OF Bumbireh 10 the
effect that, If they delivered their King aud tho
principals under him to my hands, would make peace
with them. Al the same time, not trusting quite the
success of this, sent party to invite the King oil
lroba who very willingly came, with three OF his
chiefs. to save his people from tho horrors Of
Upon their arrival put them in chains, and told the
canoemen that tho OF their freedom cap
,ure OF the King OF Bumbireh aud his two principal
chiefs The natives OF Bumbireb treated my message
with contempt, but the next morning the people OF
lroba brought the King OF Bumoirch TO me, who was
at Gree chained heavily. while the King of lroba
his people were released WITH promise that neither
his island people would be touched by A
sasc aso sent to Anlarl, KING OF Inangro the
mainland, 10 whom Bumoirch tributary, request
ing him TO redeem his island from Antan sent
his son and Two chiefs " ns- Who told u many