The sun., 1888-12-22
NEWS AT LAST OF STANLEY.
AT BONYkLl ON THE hRUWHI8u ~
THE LATTER PART OF AUGU8E

He Had left Emin Pasha Eighty-two Days
Before, and Could Not have Raioiued hkD
In Time 60 be Captured on Oct 10.
LONDON, Dec. IA despatch from Zansi-
bar says: Letters dated Stanley Falls. AuG.
20, have been delivered here by Tippoo Tbs
mon. They state that letter was received a.
Stanley Falls from Henry N. Stanley on
Aug. 2s. Stanley was then at Bonvala
on the -Aruwhmi. where ho had ar
rived on Aug. II. He had left Emin
Pasha eighty two days before In perfect health,
and provided with plenty Of foodf Stanley had
returned to Bonvala for the loads Of stores In
OF his rear guard. and intended to leave ten
days later to rejoin Emin. He reported all the
whites In the expedition as healthy. and said
the expedition wanted nothing"
In the Stanley Falls advicessit is alsolststed
that Stanley wrote that Emin was In posses
sion OF vast stores Of ivory and many oxen. and
that he had an abundance Of food. Stanley in-
tended to leave Bonyala at the end Of August,
The West African Telegraph Company haa
received the following dispatch from 81
Thomas. dated Friday. 2 P. NJ:
1have Just received information that Henry NJ stnp-
ley. with Emin Pasha has arrived on the Aruwhimi'
The news IL reliable Further details will follow.
A despatch to the Times from Zanzibar sayss
Tippoo Tbs messengers came By way OF
Uguha. Ujiji and Unianyembe with letters
from Stanley dated to Aug. 25 They confirm
the other accounts that Stanley left Emin with
Casati and that both we're perfectly we'll. The
messengers will return dir ect to Tippoo Tfb."
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Mr..
Goschen. the acting Government leader. read.
amid cheers. the telegram received by the
West African Telegraph Company from st.
Thomas reporting the arrival Of Stanley and
Emin on the Aruwhimf. Mr. Goschen stated
that the Government had not received any
dire ct official news confirming this report
Referring to the report that Gen. Grenfells
next march would be against Handoub. Mr..
Goschen stated that tho Government had no
news from Gen. Grenfell. showing that 1t was
his intention to undertake such march.
In debate on East African affairs in the
House OF Lords to-day Lord Salisbury de-
clared absolutely that there would be no ex-
pedition into the Soudan. but that Suakin must
not be abandoned. He said he wouI not dis
cuss the question Of how far the garrison at
Suakin must be increased. but the whole char
acter OF the operations must be enlarged.
Any policy that was based on the idea that the
friendly tribes would prefer the Government
OF England to that Of Egypt was founded upon
sand. Those who advised the Government to
seize Suakin and hoist the English flag there
should study the treaty of Paris.
SuAKN. Dec. 21.-The British forces passed
D Qul6S ulRQI. a lew Oh tue enemy b uOrSemeu
have been seen in the distance. The men-of.
war have been recalled from Handoub. Osman
Digma has collected his forces In expectation
Of an attack. r~
kilograms congratulating the troops have
been received from Queen Victoria and the
Khedive.
The natives are in o state of CONSERVATION
over q rumor that the British will be with.
drawn. Petitions are being signed generally,
asking for the occupation or destruction OF
Hnndoub. and the capture of osman Digma.
Osman DiRma's nephew. who was captured
yesterday. has died from his wounds. He WaS
o famous leader among the Arabs
Icy Fails. Stanley intsnded to isays Bonyaia @ On
Aug ~ to rejoin Emin, who was distant eighty-
two days journey. he could not have reached
Emin. therefore, before Noy. II. The letter
from a Dirvtsh leader at Lado to Khalifo
Abdullah. which was forwarded to Euakin BY
Osman DiRma, gave Oct. 10 as the dat9
OF the surrender OF Emtn Pasha and
the white traveller who was supposed to
be stHnlSE saISE the saaId Stanley Falls adyiess
with iEmin on she day named. as had pre-
had intrusted to him. and which was
among the papers that OsmRn Digma
sent to Suakin. While It Is, therefore. improb-
able that Stanley had been captured at the
time named by Osman Digma, there Is nothing
In the above dispatches 10 dispel tho fear that
Emin has fallen into the hands Of the Mahdf6