Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-22
STANLEY HEARD FROM
THE WHITES IN GOOD HEALTE-RxPE-
DrTIoH FOUND.
he Was at Bonyala AUGUST the nth
Eigaty-two Days Previous He
Left Emin Pasha
py AngIo-Amercan cable % the Dispatch

10y AngIo-American cable - the Dispstch-l
LONDON, December 2l.-A Zanzibar Dis
patch says: Letters dated Stanley Fas,
August Goth, have been delivered here by
1'ippOo Tbs men. They state that letter
was received at Stanley Falls from Henry NJ.
Stanley on August the 23th. stanley was
then at BOnyaia on the Aruwhdmi, where he
had arrived August 18th. He had left Emin
Pasha eightg.twO days before in perfect
health and provided With plenty OF food.
Stanley had returned TO Bonyaia for loads Of
stores in charge OF his rear guard, and in
tended 10 leave ten DAYS later 10 reioin Emin.
lie reported all the whites IN the expedition
as healthy, and said the expedition wanted
nothing.
STANLEY AND ENfS sAFE.
I0vDov. December 81. The West African
Telegraph Company has received the follow
Ing dispatch from ST. Thomas, dated Friday,
2P.M.:
81 have Just received information that
Henry ". stanley. With Emin Pa,ha, has ar
rived on the Aruwimi. The news Is rela-
bic. Further details sill follow.
"PARsoNs, Agent"
This 81. Thomas Ia an island OF that name
in the Gull Of Guinea, Portuguese station.
In The House Of Commons this afternoon
NJ. Goscben, acting Government leader,
read AMID cheers a telegram received by the
West African Telegraph Company from -.
Thomas reporting the arrival OF stanley and
Emiu on The Aruwlmi. Mr.. Goschen
stated thst the Government bad not received
any direct official news confirming this re-
port
Referring 20 the report that General Gren.
felps next march would be against Handouh,
Mr. GosChen sisted thatthe Government h7d
no news from Greniell showing that 10 was
hs intention 10 undertake such march.
MIR. Rountree asked Mr. R,iSes, the Post
master General. II The Government would
arrange to extend the parcels post systems 10
the service with America.
Mr. RaiSes said that with The exception Of
the United states there was not civil
ized country In the world which was with
out parcels posi-. He had lost no chance
OF prcs.ing the question upon the attention
OF the United States post-Ottice authorities,
but the difficulty had been that the Ameri-
can law was suffered 10 stand in the way.
Recent INQUIRIES. however, led him 10 hope
that law barring the way 10 an actual con-
yenfiOn would be overcome and that some
temporary arrangement would be made. lie
would certainly seize the first occasion 10
call the subject - the attention OF the
American Government.
In the committee on the appropriation
bin. Mr.. Gorst being ~ the chair. Or. Tan
ner offered an amendment opposing the
grant OF 600 10 captain ceagravc, an Irish
resident magistrate.
Mr.. Gorst ruled that the amendment was
out Of order. as the grant had already passed
the committee stage and bsen approved by
the House.
Dr. Clarke ana Messrs. Caldwell and Tan
ner here proposed amendments to various
parts Of the bill, and Mr.. G0rst ruled them
all out Of order
Mr.. Tanner eycitcdly protested against
the Chairman's ruling. He said: When
we IRE in Committee Of the supply appro-
priating money to q swndier. thief, aud
seryant ~ the Irish Secretary, Sir. Baliour
oughtio be present and not De such cow
ard as he is."
Mr. Gorst ordered Mr.. Tanner to resume
hs scat and 10 Withdraw the word "co~-
ard"
Mr.. Tanner retorted: 81 call him both a
coward and a bar
Mr. Goschen bereupon moved that Mr..
Tanner be suspended. The House agreed
without division, and Dir. Tanner left the
chamber.
CONGRATULATED.
SrAYn December 2I.-Osmau Diena has
collected biz forces ~ iiandoub i'm eXpecia-
ton Of an attack. Telc0rams eOngratulating
the troops have been received from Queen
Victoria anc khediye.
sUAKIN. December 2l.-The British force
passed a quiet night. A few OF the enemy's
hONemen have been seen in the distance.
The mcn.of.war have been recalled from
llandoub.
PLANNED lHE WORKS.
IoNDoV, December 2l.-The nephew Of
the late General Gordon is a member Of Gen.
eral Grenlclr, ston aud bad much 60 DO
with the planning Of the works a. S1lkim
and placing Of the guns on the Notifications.
The bad quality o. the h9yonets and sabres
used by the troops az Suakim is ouch COM
meniei upon. hany bayoncis were twisted
in the Ggut Yesterday, and one Hussar was
killed by bis sabre breaking.
EsiIN HAS IVORY AND OXEN.
LONDON, December Elm stanley Falls
adyIcos it Is stated that STANLEY wrote that
Emin was in possession OF vast stores OF
ivory and many oxen and that he had an
abundance OF food. Stanley Intended TO
leave Bonyoa at the end Of August
LATER LETTERS FROM STANLEY.
A dispatch 10 the Times from Zanzibar
saws: "rinpoo Tbs messengers came by
way OF Uguah Viii aud mOnyemhe, with
letters from Stanley dstcd August 18th.
They confirm other accounts that Stanley
left Emin without Casat, and that both
were perfectly wen. The messengers will
return direct to Tippoo Iib.