, 1877-11-30

naN1C III rtuEuEss sHtS OltC 7AV1ith A"tE SiAN'V
In their new tettloment, had many sheep nn!
many oxen, ,t,uilt echools and churches mud
gave Themselves up to the arts 81 peace WILD
very conmcm!aifc e,,rces.. But I'll cnurtt 81
time the remnant of the tIalckns also grew r!c'l
and multiplied, and, although they were kept
In order by an English resilient, nnti hal got 50
far Ion tho road to civilization rs to have H'ise-
touarles among them taey were ,s t,ile' - Wlta 1ia
lcsptscd FinEoe. eating the fat Of what had
once bccn t|alcka lami. A few weeks hTo
braw1 Fpran1 up between men pf the TWO tfihes
who had met to tclehrate marriage feast. Sir
that there was tn he ITO further qunrreltnF, and
said that lie would hive tic matter investigated
aud tho wrong-locr punished. Tic called on
Ktcli to come to sec him. But krcll did not
cumc, and said he could not prevent attacks
hcine male by his people on tho Ffnroet, as he
hal no control over his youuR snen. 1t soon
appeared that hss. ,youaE men meant 70 light,
Aili that they wnI1tA rot siceitt from Attacking
tho Fingocs merely bccat.Ec they were told that
the lingocs vcse under Engllel1 protection.
The English Resident and the missionaries were
sent In safety out OF krelt's t.rr!tery, md !ho
rising began In earnest. It Is hiahlT crclftab!c
10 ttlc t'nlckns that saio conduit should harc
thus been given to the Ennlss, among them be-
fore real danger began. hut tho leiiho Ion
and tho anxiety 10 escape ttc reproacll of hcing
nero savagrs which the tinsekas thus displayed
showed that they h,nl weighed we'll what taey
were dulng. aut werc resolved to do II. They
from % harlsipg the "does" whom The English
protected. IN. --.....-.
Tncr commenced operations with 4 courage
anil IN activity which dill them credit. Their
0do men, and at tny ratc they manasci within q .
few days to bring HtGu0 braves into the Held.
They coultl make no head against Ehg'lsl,
artillery or arms Of precision; but they trusted
succeed IN surrounding any small English 'nrre
with which they had 10 rontend. The Ftnyucs,
thry supposed, would nrYer dare 70 fight them.
hut the Fingocs fought well, amd the Alsposl.
| the plan Of surrounding them To succeed. Oh
ono occasion, When the carriage Of the only gun
which the police coa!d bring into action br"Ko
down, tho Finsocs fled, md the police wcre
20 te's welt that lie Gntckss could mike no waY,
nt,l al the AtturEs had. up TO the dato of the
last alivtccs, met with uniform failure. a chan
OF posts Inns bceil cstablashc through whlcfl. u
to pnss, md thus time will f,e given Tor English
rclniorccmcnts 10 come M, anil It may bc G1-
| pertcd that the Offensive operations OF tho
oa!ekas viii hass BEEN t9und t. h9yo rsase or or
rcnl difficulty will como when the punishment
Of the Insurgents begins. and an advances has 10
be male lnto their territory. krclts hcnltneG III
un three stlca by toss supposed to bc friendly 70
by the sea. lie Will haye nothing, therefore. TO do
but defend lmse1f IN l,ls fastnesses With oil
expenditure Of life anu tnotcy on Our part,
the extent OF which 1t Ia hard to calculate,
he aud his men must be driven to die Or sur
render. hut the country Is difficult, broken by
chains Of hills, ind IN nHrts covered with dense
forests. It. 80 happens, too, TINT the coastllnc
Of this territory does uot offer stuglc bay, ant!
the suEf makes It almost impossible to land
men or supplies. The naval part Of tue cxpc.
dillon may therefore prove less el1cacinus thnll
could he wished. md II TIM latld force Is to
make ita way through many miles nl rough aud
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