My sepoys offered Ali eight rupees to take them to the coast, thus it has been a regularly organized conspiracy.
From the appearance of the cow-buffalo, I fear the tsetse is its chief enemy, but there is a place like a bayonet wound on its shoulder, and many of the wounds or bruises on the camels were so probed that I suspect the sepoys.
Many things African are possessed of as great vitality in their line as the African people.

The white ant was imported accidentally into St.Helena from the coast of Guinea, and has committed such ravages in the town of St.James, that numerous people have been ruined, and the governor calls out for aid against them.

In other so-called new countries a wave of English weeds follows the tide of English emigration, and so with insects; the European house-fly chases away the blue-bottle fly in New Zealand.

Settlers have carried the house-fly in bottles and boxes for their new locations, but what European insect will follow us and extirpate the tsetse?
The Arabs have given the Makonde bugs, but we have the house-fly wherever we go, the blue-bottle and another like the house-fly, but with a sharp proboscis; and several enormous gad-flies.

Here there is so much room for everything.