The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-24


c,hsr west or northeast This addition 10 force
restores she eonndsnce Of my people, 90 Novsm-
ber last year ws lsn Nyangwe.
PAiUcL JOURNEY.
We wers unable TO picture to ourselves any idea OF
the new, strange mysterious half Of Africa on which
we we're now entering Everything We heard OF il
only tended 70 disp,rt us-ssrribie dwarfs" "iero-
c,ous oannibals" "poisonsd arrows" .'trcacherous
natives, ian eternal forest" and mighty river,
which fsw believed could have an end All we
that our good, that bore malice to none,
aud than willing DO charitable and forgv.
ing. oven II hard pressed Alas tho forest through
which travelled three weeks proved too true.
Unmba and Southern Uregga were nothing but ono
dense gloomy forest, infested with pnchartable
people, Each days task was heavy diplomatic one;
we labored WITH might and main to preserve the
peace and fortunately succeeded because OF our
diplomacy alone. but rather from the fear that We
might prove too powerful
4 pIMsAxrHxxp ESCORT
The length OF this Forest It's density and gloom, and
tho fearful dscomiorts each days march through the
terribly dolcfu region provoked proved much for
our Arab escort. 1t disheartcned Thorn, and thoy
talked OF returning This plunged into a new
dilemma tina. little anticipated; but unable to with.
stand tho temptation Of the wild. unexplorsd region,
proposed snat should strike for the river, cross
II and try tho left bank. After much elaboration
and argument pro and the proposition Was 40
cepted and wo reached the river 10 latitude dog.
IS min. II SEQ south, just iorsy-ons geographical
miles north OF NyaUgwo.
LAUNCHING LADY ALICE
We began to put up our faithful boa. tho Lady
Alice and in two hours she launched for the nrst
time on the Luaiaba Ny tent was pitched close 70
the boat and esmfortabls plot Of soft young grass
induced reposs where could contemplate tho calm,
majestic river and my picturesque surroundings
isles Of undying verdure, long, black winding walls OF
great msea IL vas here the resolution never TO
abandon The Luslsba until revealed its destination
was made
APPEAL FIDELITY.
mustered all my people and my Arab escort, and,
pointing out she great river to them told thsmfor
tho sight Of the river had warmed mo 70 high pitch
Of enth usiasm-'Thm great river has flowed on thus
since tho beginning through The dark Wild lands be.
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