, 1877-10-12

you, aco, and that beautiful, gorgeous poison
hanks of vegetation in those he llous are hImost
fmpeuctrAbla forest belts.
pwAnrs AND cHtMrANzKEs.
Am told by those who have penetrated soyne |
distance Into he Manyega wood: that they SON
tain any. numbcrs 81 snks,s tgori!lns). Living |
stone informed me that these sukos arc gorli- |
las. ! tnVe not seen any yet: hasa only 6carl
descriptions riven If them BY tho Arabs anil
natives am inclined to think they arc chin
pnnzees. Other singular creatures Of these fnr-
estt arc sail 10 e the awarfs. whose !ghts i,aye
been vnrtously given frnm thirty inches to four
feet. They arc evidently noina'ls, and thoy
must have Al exceedingly wido range. They
arc sntd to Ic exceedingly iom1 Of meat, ali
creatures furnishing t'!cm with the means Of CT
more attachcl +, the pursuit Of the elephant
than any other, Ptohahly because nf tbs aennd-
asce OF meat those animals supply. Their
feet ID 50 feared by The Wanauana that they
hare renowned all intention TO molest them
any more; Willie In the nsw region TO Which I
Knowledge Of the sokoe antl The dwarfs.
fnK FOREST DEPTHS.
Let me show You specimen Of forest In
hiRnycna. You will, no,lotlbtt remember that
tic woods of iiaSyema. You would fear to 10
alone in thore mighty solisudes at night. I
la mac a. ! =, ftds % @ sna' srn ~ in,
crnwlcd trst through something like a hazel
copse, then through trake, wherein thorns
atltf panettas wore very consptcuous. tlicn
through sts'p o. nolass r. oat ol wnct ahos Up
W. % sa1,, a ts
came to the cdge Of tic forest. whcrc lines Of
tall. straight young giants stood foremost, ex-
sena.n ~ III T,tans ,s'h .nla,nn,, son1 ~ hoid
rm ., ,S,'s, nfn,ni ~ nngil,n.,,, an't
pseessds ia!thes r. isslos ~ sS sDs !; Tis5 A.
anu Wiues Tnn as.oh.sa,.ete & a. s,sns ~ s.e
~ ~ fosest noa1rh. "nnos' a'o A''o
"''A' - '"' ,.t,'.s..
r,,u1,,.,uI.s LuAaAwA. /. =, ~:
s T.. .n Haas.is. nn.,;s,1.1 fa ~ ~" 1.,n y. y
ns,3Tut =, ~ osvns .ho,.1i ~. ~. m
AS.osf s ~, ~ ~ o nmt - IL H. :" ~, to~b.i.,
tonncce m,,ce I'm thci1 ros,c";syo m,oncc.thst @
y. M snI ~, '.t, ..roin. thn ,-ttf tonni, .ro
IT.. t.1 Observation-Disclosures @] @] Hiycn ms cisce of
t!a suun''SiAe"-nA'' h''" oe s"S'e' ~
| II 0eosrap1'ers lcit Il to me 70 decide what
names should bc gwen y, most lGnftlf Won!!l
beseech tnsm 10 ELL 2c en1ted llssnRssone.s
| kivef, os LNinEs.onG,s Llat9pa. 70 conmesno-
rate his discovery ol u, anu hie he1oG ttr.eelcs
nRo'nst saVess'tY ~ II p.ofG IT, ~ t.G Gn ETEnent
w .yge. e." 5n.,n~ ~ ,noms.nn ~ rsirv snc,or ~
WEI, .amt t sn,n ,nIps. IL afifh " Eron.
s1teuu8 e ~ "0'"' WV iisvnr II nr.w,ry
s"'' nA''' '''' s'A""1'
asn m nrMnnsI1z1ro Inri'uEHCKss
NY1nn,ys nrt. 81 1s7,s.-To' ns Jon,,on
Eai1,, Tsitann,h and N<g yorE Herald. Tho
subject Mn1eh 1 choose Tor ts 1et.er y Ia
ii.haa., ~, ~ nmsr,.,n. sn1, ;,sitnv. ~
many n"on1" IN f;ern,amv Il Il the slavc.trado
n n1 ". pSfrJcnn inicrnr and those vim ,ieai In
IL se aeoiIc nj ,mns. ,sc,lth nnt ~ T. In rr.
9 vn, sfaIS a aa@ of ~, nature nrntsa yo
.k {o1 ,1e w. s ,or.nrni fcni,ngp i', ~ ~
ron, , ~ nrrrtss XII ,}tern hcYcyine tbat The let.
, tcr Vii havo rnoro efIect than II II contained
mcrsiy vttmorratinns and oh'nreations aratn,t
+hn siaxs.trafnrs "''" "S'' -
'"c a4A'u ..u,.. <.
Una nah 10 trayel very !ar n in ALTER, from
.oaaf th, VIZ, oe1uag frcm "sx 10 IL
rcllenee tnat htlons An.!phLMctic 'GtnmE ~ tn'1
:" e.1,, nl,
lot inc eave.traae eltoWhe1e IL mostly conIhca
70 hnAal 1ca oeaf.nse ~ ,.a mu'an IL H.t
dnrn ar azen @ alayc, nro exchanged uuict.
oet"ccn ttaaeas, 20 tne Sastnsses, ~ ons. ss
currency fu9n.. ~ fo,n'"tsraa1
perhaps nceepaca ~ a5!nent " S.s
of ,iomcstic r sc9yamis be buyins Of sellinr q!
tneth IN sncn an'st oIaeEi! !.anhss uoes ho'
st1ike ono 10 pomg spce,aly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. pts snsn4s
no,e aSassr " IN i'o' oh' ao''''''
WHOLESALE AND RHTAn-
At Uhynnycmbc perhaps he mar sec e!ghl
once in o while to provoke Indignation and dla
gust To witness 1t daily, however, the travele!
must have Sharp eyes at,d exert hlnaelt In hoi
climate little moro than ts desirable or com
tottabc. In Uganda tbs trade begins to as'
sumo wholesale character, vt i stu retain
a business ASPECT, not particularly shocking =.
any great extent, Tor the 1isInaiislcs aud heart
rcndlngs II prosokcs arc a!l huslea Up long Ge
iore tue slaves become tho property OF ~
Arabs. Tho kings and cllicfs, to sswtose peculiar
tastes such an extensive and angular tra!le Il
l nHft1F 11TN Inl1F f[f1nH TIM tG0rA OF ttjl
captlvcs BY scarinE their nerves md scvcrlnE th'
chords Of sympathy and q feeling by crltc
ncans, 20 that, except In intreauent instances
there arc no moro tears to BY shed or power Q
wail!ng left when they begin to bc driven II
aocks toward tho Arab dopots " tho coast.
HERDS or HnosY sKELEToas.
At ujijt one sces .elavo market established
not q central market, AZ a. Xanzlbnr, but u
scveral slave folds or slave puns, ilalntained b.
degraded half-castes Or dcmora1tzed Wal NJ
whence they nrc taken By tl'ozc in l,ecd Of slave
for scrvie. Of for retail sale; TIC ob1efts y ;,
traffic. IL they arc landed ut tic shore OF
ttrnpFn1lr In n tetrtt1A s0tlAftDu rtf11irGl b.