Denton and Haughton Examiner, etc. — 1889-11-09 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

DESPATCH FROM ME. STANLEY.  The following message from Mr. H. M:Stanley, despatched from Zanzibar on Saturday, liaa been received by the Enda Pasha Relief Committee : " Reached Albert Nyanza from Banalya, place of despatch of last letter to you, for the third time in 140 days, Found out that Emin and Sepheon both prisoners since 18th August last year, being day after I made the discovery that Major Barttelot's caravan was wrecked. " Troops Equatorial Province revolted, shaken off all allegiance ; shortly after, Mandists invaded pro. vince in full force. After the first battle many stations yielded panic struck; the natives joined invaders and assisted destruction of province; fugitives were killed ; great loss of ammunition. Invaders suffered reverse at taking of Dufile, and despatched steamer to Khartoum for reinforcement/.  " Found letter waiting for me near the Albert Nyanza exposing the dangerous position of the survivor., and urging the immediate necessity of my arrival before the end of December, otherwise it would be too late.  "Arrived there 19th January for the third time. From the 14th of February to the Bth of May I waited for fugitives. Then left Albert Nyanza homeward bound. Route taken—traversed Semliki Valley, Awamba, Usongora, Toro, l'haiyana, Enyarepaka, Anhori, Karagwe, Uhalys (Ukhanga 8), Czinza, to South Victoria Nyanza. No hostile natives since we lett Kabbarega. Travelled along the base of the snowy range of Rujenzori, three sides southern Nyanza or Nyanza of Usongora. Is called now Albert Edward Nyanza, about 900 feet higher than Albert Nyanza. Has exit Semliki which receives over 50 streams from Ruwenzori (Rujenzori). Finally enters Albert Nyanza, making Albert Edward source south.weet branch White Nile, Victoria Nyanza being source south-east." _  Sir William Mackinnon writes that the Committee's agent at Zanzibar has been instructed to push on supplies of food and personal comforts to Mpwapwa if poasible, or a point beyond it, to meet Mr. Stanley and his gallant fol:owers on their march to the coast, where they are expected to arrive in January or February.  A DISPATCH dealing with the question of Australian Federation, and particularly with the defences of the colonies, has been addressed by Sir Henry Parkes, the Premier of New South Wales, to the Premiers of the other colonies. _  THE German Emperor and Erni)less and Prince Henry of Prussia arrived at Constantinople on the 2nd inst., and were received by the Sultan, who conducted his guests to Yildir Kiosk. In the evening their German Majesties were entertained by the Sultan at dinner,  Tim University of Halle laments the tragic end of its well-known Professor of Literature. Dr. Gosche wrought his death by cutting his throat with a razor. Ton gardens of the Zoological Society in London have just received • very interesting addition to their already wonderful collection. The young bull bison, which has been prelented by Sir Cecil Smith, Governor of the Straits Setlement, will haven special interest for Indira sportsmen. THE religious animosities in Madras have taken • new phase. The magistrate at Trichinopoly has been engaged in hearing a charge against a number of Hindoos of hiving deliberately wounded the religious feenings of certain native Christians by performing a drama in which Christianity was obscenely ridiculed. o Nor guilty," declared a jury at Rock Island, Illinois, who were trying Mrs. Lore iiimick for the murder of her husband. Mrs. Dimick was trying to persuade her husband, whom she had followed to a luestionable house, to leave the place. Wbile there • revolver in her hand was discharged, and the mark was killed.