, 1876-08-14
Themselves, ttAtct that they rcbcllcd sGasnst
Kalbn 1.cga, and, 10 avoid lis Vengeance, Sought

plexio,nt people raw ii thu Court, u Mtesn,
H. l!lr person of l'rinra S"1nton ~. ths nrother
q the r"igning King Nyika 9f Gaanhrasn7; as,,n.;
Arab Of Cairo, WHO hal taken up l,ts resMehcs
In Uganda fnr sone unknown rcas9ii nlo ~
was mt until lIal accn several spcGi.ne1n ~
thore existed a large shd numfTot sst .sine % o.
people vi such singular c1lof ~ tn9 .su.',.r.
Africn, rcnlotc from tho hack Of all travellers
and tradlng carAvans. ,,n,
Afrcn IA certainly lhe haunt 81 lIghthfan,le,s an
fable, roislarcc, and sHpcrstltnt!on nnt st sna
bciuvc hereafter TINT there exets auno s.'emIs eI
n'od!cn Of truth N a, aaa i.' ,aos,fc' ajn tha
ev'i1 s|rns ~ tlc V,ctorl, IN Usukuma, hearl Of
n people far north possessing very large deRs, q
here a.ts shS ny sir %Sre sters os ss* c.s
mannlS mm | subsequently asccrta!ned To he tle
Wskodl, tribo living north of usoga. Ihe
sa.u pcople also, In t!!elt vaflnie YER w.sn a,
Uganda av' htf1"se'tfy h1ss fr osSr ysars rsia seo we
nyntor;mv nu,i Tic Tanganyika with Livingstone,
Ihenrd There cxtsiel y ln.a of white peoplee
north 81 Uzige A. that tlms hi'lnEstse EEsn snd
ntc living III tbp heart VI Africa, aud nscrlbed
Tia IS rcpvtt .O the brown color OF the Wart,ndl.
Now haye not only seen ths country 81 these
white peolf hat soveEai tc1io Sec@em I'M r. q ,ersnt
njaees. Were It not for the ncgFoia hatr, I
shnulti say they werao Europcans, Or snins light
coorcl ALatlce, such as Syriails Ur As1neniaus,
| CtMw TO TIllt1s ORlOIN.
Anropos Ut these singular people, ] have
heard that tho ilrst King Vt klsbakka. cot'''
try southwest OF KaruEwe, WINS an Arab, whose
sc1metar Ii still prea.ryc With grGat reyaronco
| by the prcscnt retgHlng fn1nily ol KisbakRa-
ON TO LAKE AIDEnT.
| Our further passage to l.aka Albert was along
the southern bunk u the llusnngo 1lveI, which,
Winds IN md out among deep mountain lolds
catararts aud brawllng rapids. Tep lours'
swift marching enabled us 10 crosa an a,ltnhal-
tied tract Of Ankun nnd emerge again ~ Un-
IN ns atf hnt 4 NtasTSa f ss Tsh AZ. D.
pcara,lte on the sccrc, with drums beating,
rpi5rs fylng, and buglcs blowing, drove the
natiycs In i panic frnis, their heide Hnd their
nle Iounl thc family-porrdgc still cooking, and
grent pots full Of milk stanu'n9 ready lof tno
uveuug-Mcal. .......-
II had ltcn previously ngrecd upon b0twoen
"tien.' sau,boozi md myself TINT, 4 the mn.
tiyes clloso to permit our pcncetul !assage
through Unyoro, no violence was to PC dotsc 70
any person. But st Kinwwcnaa WI found our-
tiistrirt, with mt single native near to give u.
Information. Lake Albert, On tile evening "
jan t. was alIout miles illIe wGst from usi alitl
behooysl us tlst We mx; n9s Gs surpf'se, Pr r.,
natives towartl us. SaHboozi tyas clever enough
To perceive our position, and lie consented t1
send out 700 mel next morning as scouts, n1ti
to clnturca fey men thfongh uS. %nom VIZ eon1d nd
satisfy him that, II unmolcsted, we lad no llos
tiIe intention, an;l, Il permitted to rcside two
months, would pay him, in cloth, beads, or WIRE
Tor w4atever VIC consumed.
BETTLlNG-poWN.
The ucxt day Was halt, and the econe
brought IN I've natives, who were sent WIN
peaceful message to the Chiet. The Chief dit
: hot ,ieign TO answrr us though wa ltnew hc re
, si,Ied oil thc summit Of mountain close by
4 On tic 11th we moved ou, emp Az u =
tcu4b 1,op ieet ,s below -, Which, n.,r,o,s, va
q cur camp OIL tho morning IT the llth and. re
1 cciyir,g ,,o word from tho Chief Of the k1tag
wcnda or of Unyampakn seut zoo Wngand
and D Of the AugluAn1estean taea cspSo'soha s s1a
pexc upun al catioos nlonk the coast vt tiiS 0as
q Of tic plateau On which wo were camped. l
n about tllrcc hours tho accommodating party re
bringing e nlSs,at,eh xo sna ai snoos
+ strall to be u any scyca 70 US, and that IN
h alarm % iAd already spreal fur a!ong thy Goa,
!. that large forcc Of strangers had affiVeo
II | the lake for wnr-putposcs.
~ THE NATIVES SHOW Pia1iT.
Il The 10Th was spent by INC In endeavorfnR I
" INDUCE SalnbooA 70 move TO the lake, TINT v
plight b@, ,,s,ae fortified fa I Sa nt 1an tns Fl f
. natives had by this time recovered theiT VII
mud: strongly reinforced from tho neighbortr
g districts, thry werc preparing themselves h for
Is effort u punish l1a for our temeritY ano, oY u
II iulp1nity they enjoyed from attack, they oec1
"a n n.Gl ali the heights md villages rnst Of o,
"a camp. Once VIC salled out OF our camp Tor
Il battlo; but tho natives, wlilc withdrawing, to
KEEP our nur.,,"c .tIGngsn gpnyt lor e tS ; M
H. Lis camp or stny lonEer than tio next day, tlle
& rcnaiucl for US only TO return With him
Uganda for among such people nssa', II was nsele
q dcnco DC % Would bo permitted. BcsIdee, thu con
ID til. Europeans at Qontokors was the Kin
Il Therefore, peaceful solution o. our dltl,ell
H. srt Of tle 18TH 1t WIS resolved to return, u!
ly try to titscoycr some other country, where .
- expedition could camp in safety wlltlo c1p!c
c4( the luke III the LAdy Alice.
h. HACK TO UGANDA.
nr On the morning of the 1atll we oct cut on 9
l,o return from, tho lake 1t, order Of battle,-5
In spearl,cu In front, 800 spcarmcn for rear guar
ii. 1000 spcarmcn and the expedition IN the cent?
RI Whether It waa our compact column that n
ID vented an attack or not, caunot say. '
w were, however, permitted to leave Tue count
Of K{tngwanla Mnmolcitrd, tho natives mere
closing III on our rGar to snatch htraEElers.
vc Tie 14th our expedition comprised the re
ruNril, and rs We entered DenEa, In unyoro, I
,lo nutiyca rushed from some w.oods to attack
cir but few rounds u eall.eartflaEFo Fop aispo5s
r. rooLnAnpy EXPEDITION,
nj However sllEhttngly your readers may tht
he VI ulr Trip IN the Albert, so'cst!y do not sr
nr attempt u this butore. Loohi'g. calmly ut
ar1 now, regard 1t rs great folly; but tho al
lbs lbs cess of having pcnctrated through unyofo a
nrI Mb:uruIty. su,netimes think, though 1t VOL
urs l,ayo bccn runtra,y to o.lcrs, that, lar!
oi ,caci,sl the Albert, i wo'ld hasolsen better
IT. haye launched ths boa! an!l explored ~ % lake
en. ner,s!, or survive NY aJssuec: But though
r"il {nn preat ttty that 1}st-clnss expedition,
no irst:rlass ofAcr, should tcrntntno on the 81 e
Of thu Albert, and, II ono ra1 was esosct!, IN
n, might t,ru,aily hc otlirrs open; an! after MI
:rr,, tlclIbrrattou with myself, resolved to rctl
)lat n1,l c4eayor tu tiisutycr countries m1ro nm
inA AlI!e 10 reason aaNl open 70 !!let1f EAts u
fur hostile unyuru OF iucorriglhla Ankort.
1ue NO NRWs Or GORDON.
lrly Though We nude strict Inquiries, w could
i 10 cover iii ncws u t&urdun Or lis steamers;
Ins natives III Unyampaka had never heard {
prs ship Or aliy ycssel larger than canoe; unsl
heir | impossible that vessc so singular as v stc