New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-04

| 10 carry the goods OF their own force. III mat case
you will of course Use your discretion as to what
good, YOU can dispense with
And then l indicate what goods lie can dispense
III yoa snn cannot march. tncn it would be better
to make TWO marches Of ,N miles twice, over. u You
prefer marching TO staying for our arrival IMAM thiow
too many things away
In Il supplemented paper ! show him that by max
ing, four trips OF six miles a day, III eight tnps NJ
makes one days journey forward FOR a caravnn: On
twelve men at N%ambuya. aud $50 men are al b9l.po
and Stanley Pool, total. G42. The capacity o. the
to convey at one time 512 men TO %NaImbuya; 1t
would take siA weeks 10 briDg the remainder oi the
all the world was crying. " Hurry forward to the re-
lief OF Emin. lest II would be- too late. as IN the caSe
Of Gordon at K%hartoum.7 | left 1913 men, exclusive Oh
boys under Major Earttelot. who. when Joined w lIe
i30 men from Bolobo, would form a rear cT TrIm
Ward and Bonnv. were the officers detailed, 10 c3huItl
the rear column after H.. II Tippu lib brought ms
BSloSo contingeS Any them. o When I'll his rear column al
collected the major was to set ont II npP p ~ 70 do do
the best he could with his own. rather ul3n ROMAN al
lambnya inactive. for these, we had been leu 10 ~ ," IN
tention. selected the healtnics,t men TO form tme az "a
vance column. When We Jeff there were h I'VE men %
others were weakly and many had small, ulcer a
little resi- and attention however. TO their needs
would restore them. after "A SlN-"ceAN rest i"" d
perfectly healthy condition.
FOOD IN TIE NEIGHBORHoOD.
l sent surgeon Park with a company OF men 10 eh
anime into The supplies Of food in the neighborhoon.
~ 'Nth' ih'N huA ~ N'NL'
to last rhc garrison of Yamblya for years: exclusive OF
this, | let twelve loads Of rice, seven loads OF biscuits
and one load Of salt. Mr. TrOup. on arriving al lam
buya, brought seven loads Of biscuits. twenty hadS OF
rice. eight load, of salt and two cases oi Madeira VINO
that is. ! left 500 pomnds Of biscuits and rice, which
were. of course. for he officers and all sick and aillnS
men. The Stople food was - be the bread If the
country, which was 10 he prepared nom the mani"c,
which Dr. Park said wa -u!Iciehl 10 iasi mem i'
years. There were also left 10 Daios OF CIo'l' f0r),
six loads of beads and cowrics. sixty eight loads Of
bras and iron wire. sufficient to nave luIcnaNeo pro
visions enough TO last the rear column tlIee year.. LOT
the officers / left twenty A. lr boAes Of Eilopcan pf"
medicine. divided the resp"i'ibIhue>, I'D ~! Ig'''
Of Instructions. a. follows "l associate Nj. =
Jameson win You at present. In the ordinary dniic-
Of the defence ana conduct Of the camp or oil tue ni'lII
there j. only one Chcf, when j. NonI1eIl bt 'lo"u
taEc lie advice of Mir. Jameson. And when MeNsrs.
Troup and Ward are here that is. have joined YOU,
pra! take them to Aour 'HhnGem'c ann .C n[m I I"ins
freely their opinions. HAVING HIiHE'" go ,t"N
that was essential for the conduct Of the rear column.
ON lime -. I--E. ana Oh August l.. lass. four
teen month, later. we returned from The Albert Nyanh1i
been heard. and Oh arriving az a village ninety miles
east from Nimbuva We found the rear column IN me
Ward now criuci~c With great ~ubtletv my letter Of IN
>tructlous. They have been so remarkably prolific ID
any thne hat what ;hgy did that / must admit ilai
their ingenuity q" deceive themselves has succeeded ln
which thoy viii never emerge until the public voice f,
hoard to guide them into light, Ny mid o"4Irrc 3nd
committee, -oDfle and benevolent methods have only
R mi',s. and d' tn -s %%F them 81" from tSc.r dcIn.i"a-. ard a. :
warning 10 Other young men placed IN similar or
| opinion 10 pronounce Itself with no uncertain sound
upon the facts now 10 be presented. am ~iil d.
posed T. be magnaHimous. a"d. therefore. VII ni
paint their conduct lu the sinister Dolor> feel ,honld
be justified in using a. the letier OF me expedition.
In Africa It might have been necessary Tor me. II
such crooked construction a> they uoW ne wcT" -,
tematically PLACED upou, simple order 10 adoIl sever"
inteudcd they should see. But the journey is now
over. he Calami'i.~ belong to th" pa-i. a.d thcre j. no
necessity for NE to be otherwise than di-Ia,i'n'ieN
THE MEN WHOM HI LEFT.
Major BaTttelot was e volunteer officer. H. mo
tivc~ for entering ou the service were good and noble
He sought opportuuiuc, 10 distinguish himself. or. 70
use his own word. &, obtain more hudo-. Nj. Jam"
son. being a late applicant fr tho privilege Of JOHNS
rs. and led by his arIor for ~" chase. and To m'}"
collections of natural history subjects. paid Over
one thousand pound, toward the relief fnud. and WI
Mr.: John Rose IrOup applied for d pIlor with ~,
demanded remuneration fo: h- services 10 tlc rate
Of tljO pounds per anWlln. VII ia" ifdi."n 81 irr
passage. Outfit ara such dct g. our circumstances u
VI. William Horuy va, a h.pitaI steward. and ~
passage T., ana from Africa. and -uch f.od a~ could L.
Mr.. Herbert Ward wa, met a> we were Joufnc,ius
mp the Congo. and volunteered DIS ,",rN4co. utt a-
there wa, 10 vacancy then be consented &. ~accompaF
IL Oh the same terms a, Major harft~lJt. Nr--r-. ~tHif-
and Nelson. and d. what h. could toward ,Gc,,le the
also, manly ana -plri"d. D"-plt" III" pr"tno-iici
uon- If -Jnc of t1" committee. } had uo iault % find
. TrshI a a " 3,,ur. . a- ID, .rd-D' M. ID ID. 10 i.-'i - u.
Major ldriiclot had. OIL tWo oI three Occasions. shown
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occasions in losing lo>c. o. ammunition. hut th.r nl.
no neoe,''' % d, m'" than l'ni uH; t' lHm th1f 70
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