, 1876-08-14
SNA.NAER l..
rhe Remaining Letters from
tho Centrai-Afrloan
Explorer.
1.s March to tho Shore OF
the Victoria Niyanza.
Ho Is Unable to Explore the
Lake, on Account Of Eos
tile Natives.
Tho pale.Fac Of Gambaragara'''
A Beautiful peoplo..'Tlleir
Mountain-Fortrcss.
The Salt-Field Of Usongora--"
Very Land of Won
deTs.
Mteso Offers IN Escort Of 90,0oo
Men--Karagwe and the Ka-
gora Rivor.
Remarkable Hot Springs'.r- ~
Akanyam...A Place OF
Mitk.M;sers.
rlans Paralyzed by Famine..'D0mest0
:. ~, r7.,nn1,&fnn
Tho palc-Facos Of Gamlaragara'''
"A Beautiful Peoplo.-'Tlleir
Mountain-Fortrcss.
The salt-Field Of Usongora---
a Very Land of Won
ders.
Mteso Offers m Escort Of 90,00o
: Men--Karagwe and the Ka-
gora Rivor.
Remarkable Hot Springs'.r- Inc
Akanyam-..A Place OF
Mitk-Misers.


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Aflairg Of the E2peolsioA'
-rno,1an
T1l1ltD LEI ~ ..,....y.zrur !
xxrEp1f1or 70 THE ",,"',.". A''n 1Anp oy
PALE-rAcEs OF oAs'SA"A'N'"
WONDERS.
Cotft,pondsnct Mw !0rk Hffa'@ ,,--.,,,
KAwANuA, FRONTIER N1fhAah nEl"1' ~
11xyono AND UGANDA, CnSrNAL AFRICA, JAN
70 1o-n -s,r ,1ayt ano tho AnElo-AsnericaA
lo' a,o. ',,v r,,nmoui1. and 900 choice
expedition unacr my t>t''''"' ..., ,,f q 1,on y
spcarmcn OF uganuaunlsr e2'"nA'Mu. ~,
samboozl, wcrc enranPea ut oMsalnpanu as's,ua" ~
w,ss, T,n,u.ror az Uganda, faithfully fulfilled
Mlesu, h1psso. -. -, ~ ~ n fnrni,h mn witt,
bis proln'se 10 INC 30 'ar w W ~
force sufficient to pierce tile hostflc eauitFy u
Kahbu Repa, autt tu penetrate to tho Albert Nj
rnu,a nrnr which W. wcro cflratnpac thrcc
y"n' 1aut tbourh va ,ycro successful 50 far ~
aAss' nu. H. .H1 1,,-o ar,ns Of ,ts waters. take
couple Of astronomical observations ana rfo-
s,,re ,nuc,, information respecting tho contisu-
49,. cu,ntrfr. 7 xun perceiyc(l that explorA-
uus III ,ns ant of tj,o uues,ion. uu,css
ton "l t'o iasc was ous " Wv ~. ,aur
then md there resolved to terminate my loul-
ncy with tho exploration OF the Albert FoF,
having pcnetratrd by forcu through kab6a
1...ta <t,,,tru u tra1,11 hnva I1Hn fully to Cx.
haeas cohssy @ ~ "oun ,,,a ,v INV ' oe,t,v ,1nva,n-
pect tlAt s,ooo ''ies .ou,u .o"s ,i'I,, r,,,,,
paka, In the face Of The thousands wh'eh haooa
Rcra, King If Uuyoyo, an,l Mt.tnbuko, Klng oi
A,rrr, wn,ld array nruinst them.
Ao"o'h "~ ,'n,'a,,o,'v. On ,,n, vn,rv uAa-
NO Tnonooen." ~" Viii. ..i, ~ rsrrr,,o,
Ever SINCE s.F saM"e. ixSe. a!.a .''s ps.. ~.
forcp provoked the hostility OF tae successor "
Kamrnsl Upyoro Is a closed country 10 my man
. ot pale ro,i,ple1Eon,. be lie Arab, Turk, or
EuraiyaI. Dcsidcs, aordon's officers in tho
nnr,I fr,suontly cnto.gc tho Wat,goro wiser-
nvir tl,ey arc mot, ni,tf thus tho lnta which
KabtM KcgA {tars to Europeans IL not diminish.
irr Sunth t,f IIt,ypyo extutllis tho country Of
NhkorI. inhabited hyn powerful tribe, whose
numbers lave generally boon found sufficient
for slow, u.,t whose fcroctty and singular aver.
aim In stranecrs iluyo compelled all trading
caravans to kcop clrar Of thela;
A. aseo5 e. or 'ees e n Srs scccxs a,oor
ths R1o5a ruates 70 ~ IaRa Xlber t
tne e ev'lnnt % to ,nc Tint ,,t,sidei Ly force Of
Wuronllo. / could not 70 much is reach Tho
~" nnotnp NM r,'@., ,,,.s,.trd me with OV or co., It
.1niI il nInst loncjcss *, cxDcct tllat We could
l'o)t, our IT. GROUND iong enough to enable me to
two Moths ySysS f s1pmG5rs;o, !, m n,
a!S sa,S ~ ~ nnu s thts s assured nc ta
somen a,nply saa!dsnt, y KnoPy s sEa
Io hc<.a,,.f. Il WIS la fMtcsn} who Ind seated
W.,', Hons ~, ~ thn t,,ro,,r ~ KamrasI. Though
,aa o"tc is st,,,yincsl With tho nsturarres Mtcau
Esys a.. t9srs r,s, woqa &' ,s BE- ne tpas,s S
Gnn cns.' !, W.! Ha,n,no1i nv ani q t me,t ny escort,
1atoA' Mnns%A sarKIY a.ir 1T TnAyEsnD. yE
Our march across Ugaudu, wcst md north
ma Mss': was ,nv fclt n hr,n, unso more on liz
m"ve 1"v e't To- INV 1c|es Of explurat!on. We nalu
pS9 ',ray ~ ."v n sncars ,1, guns while march
ine asross Tie us,sy swulfs Of pastoral Westur.