New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-26

eued In our fight from Wadelai me nt oncefs & re-
quesed ne to destroy our boats uet.ioIe & piDho
bom nm pufc is being renovated "a last a possible
1be p.cba is unable 10 move hand or foot, as there
is still very strong party aesrSo of tbe MabdjetS
officers no longer IN immediate rear VI w
do not on any account come down 10 Us DU hgI stop
my former camp on tne iake n ea the plaiea Above
Send letter directly you arrive there, ana as soon
hear Of your arrival VIII & o ,bat vou rn
have diiicuit and dangerous work before v youE III n
dealing win the S1 Pschas BSoP S or yS% Car caso
win be desperate Yours faithfully, JEPhsON.
srANLEY's REPLY TO JEPHsoN
Recalling Emn's indecsion when l left him
whether to quit Wadelai, l answered:
BE wise Be quick and waste no tim time Bring Bring
Buza and your own seuGanec times over but fsil
10 grasp the situation thoroughly oecduse III sone
important details one letter Caae ponep op While Won
are allowed certain amount of liberty in the other
you aS say you nS viii sUe and trust you say that the
Pacha will be able 70 ACCOMPANY Ia, ,Tap,rI
ali All this is not very clear 10 us who are fresh
from the bush If the fSGha od camp gS on the LAKE below
here To- announce the fact and will send strong
g5. him II up S ne od ps1ssa sfe9
NV 800 miles Of travel since parted from you last
Nav 10 20 down TO the lake again The PaGha must
esSy ON our account. Nothing hostile can approach
an 5 in The thickest of friendly population and II
sound war note, within four hours can nave SovO ~
Warriors 10 assist me repel any force dsposen 10
Violence and if 1t is TO be war, why, them am
ready Tor the cunningesi Afap ae Iozor times and nv
opinion OF you varies with each reading eoheubb1s som b
fancy you are -Mahulst Ut arabs, ou anu Now
don't Won be pervere but obey, and lei my order 10
yoa be onte between the eyc .S ana 10 a helm Wi" tbe
| Pacha somehow but he must also help me anu
credit me
NoNPLUssED BY ENNIS INDIGESTION.
IN Jannarv 16 I received with this batch Of
letters two notes from the Pacha himself, con-
frmino the above. But not a word from either
Jephson of the Pacha indicating the Pacha 5 pof-
nose. Did he still waver, or was he at Mst
resolved? With any other man than the F"ch"
or Gordon one would imagine that beng prlS-
oner. given up by his government, and a hefce
enemy hourly expecting TO give the coup mortar,
ne would gladly embrace the hrst chahce 10
escape from the country. But there was no
hint in these letters what course the Edcud Noul't
follow These few hints Of mine, however VIZ
| threw some light on my postscript when mere
| follows and in my state of mind after leaqlI48
these letters l wrote formal letter whch Ilisnr ~
| he read by any persOn-Iacha, Jephsoh, OF "uiS
| of the rebes-and addressed it 10 JephsOh, ~
requested But on separate sheet OF paptir ~
wrote private postscript for Jephsoh peiu'"' 80
follows:
Kavallfs, Jan. Is, o'clock p m: >.
My Dear JephsOn; now send thirty & , rnGI 1v We" Ict
three Of Kavallis men down to the iaHe wa bod be
ss,,t off and the bearers be rewarded. may be able
TO stay longer than six days here, perhaps TN day
will do my best to prolong my stay un,n 5oI & ar a
without rupturing the peace. Our peolss Ino,ice
that the natives trade very readily which VIII ASST
Kavai's resources should he Get uneas! GnuuI Ia
am his most devoted servant and friend bay II ne
hesitates again shall be plunged in Wonfer ana ,re pe
plexty. could save dozen Paclas u tpes Inc and
willing be saved would 60 on ny yy 6W4 6yeeS case s
mpore the Pacha 10 be pie OF EVEN S for his
interest Be kind and good 10 him for ,, nj 4sc{ 4as{
nation the Soudan territory seems h 10 ~ cround
Europeans IN late years As thty IoeT- cks
tbcn i'm and covers them with It's waves Inc o.IS 3
way 10 avoid It Is obey blndly, devoledS, az az
YPguesgGs TPq esm@isc said d. Relieve Emin with this
munition If he wishes 10 come out, the ammuIhHGn @
w. WI u enable ree h 10 him. IN 90 The IN Khedve said thing
s9 sdq sbeS that could S de So &aSaa ON er 0
Sir Evelyn Barring said the same thig IN ee4r teI u
ri'b the last instalment Of relief Let him who is
authorized take it take it and come am IN IeaGy lay
! this time there must be no hesations. bur positive
yea or nay, and home we 60 Yours sncetteHEy' HEy'rv
JrpHsoN ARRIVES IN sTANLEY's CAMP.
On February Jephson arrived in the after
,oon ST our camp at Kavallis. 1 was startled to
hear Jepb,on in plain, undoubtns words, say ;
" Sentiment is the Pachas worst enemy No
one keeps Emin back but Emin himself lhlS
is the summary of what Jephson ledthIl HuIing Hg
the nine months from May %, leoe, 10 fepfuaIy
| & 1SSQ gathered sufficient from JcpuSoI >
verbal report 10 conclude that during nine
| months neither the Pacha, Casat, nor any man
| in the province had arrived nearer any otneI
! conclusion than what told Us ten months
| before However the diversion IN our laNvf
| created by the Mahdsts invasion ana thc urcauI
| full slaughter they made of all they met lhSplItu
| ms with hope that could get deiIhic answer
az last Though JephSon could only reply:
| really can't tell you what the Ihcha means 10 40
lie saws he wishes TO 90 away, Dut VIII hol moSg
-
40 cav What anV man will do Perhaps another
| advance bv the MahdistS Will send them all p-Il-
nell toward YOU TO he & again lffeSoiu'c' anu ~
| Quiring several weeks rest.
Stanley next describes how he had already sent
orders 10 mass the whole Of his forces ready lof
| CONTINGENCIES He also speaks OF the sueSfs-
! tinne he made 10 Emin as TO the best means oi
| Joining him, insisting upon something dehhte
otherwise it would be his STANLEY 5 duty TO
| Destroy the ammunition and march hOmeward
! He continues
E,IIY MAKES UP HIS MIND AT LAST.
February 13 native courier appeared in camp
with letter from Emin, and with tn news that
he was actually at anchor just below our plateau
camD But this is his formal letter TO me, dated
the 9th.
Sir. In answer to your letter Of the 7th inst have
| the honor to inform you that yesterday ann '"
| here with my two steamers carrying hist lo'
Of people desirous leave this country uder 9o'I
| escort As soon as have arranged Tor cover loi
! nv people the steamers start for Mswa station 10
bring on another lot Of people Awaltihs udispoi ~ e
| with me are some twelve officers anxious 10 &c
YOU and only forty soldiers. They have come unaea %
| nv Orders request you 10 give thcIu soluO I'M
| 10 bring their brothers from WDdcla!' and prlISeI pr
| them 10 DO my best 10 assist them. Things nav
( 10 some extent chanGcL, YOU VIII be Dolo -,
make them undergo whatever conditions you sec ~. ~.
10 impO,e upon them. To arrange these shdI stdi
from here with officers for your camp dl'el liar
| provided for the camp and If you send carriers J.
/ could avail me Of Of them. hope sIucTic I
that the great difficulties you had 10 uluef 70 'a % ~
great sacrifices made 10y your expedition Oh us WAY ~
assist Us NAV be rewarded by full success IN uIlls,5 -
| out nv peoule The wave Of insanity which ONeflan
the country has subsdcd. and OF such people a. dc
| now coming with me We may be sure. Permit HIc
70 express my cordial thanks lOr