In reference to union, we showed that they ought to have seen justice done to the man who lost his wife and child at their very doors; but this want of cohesion is the bane of the Manganja.

If the evil does not affect themselves they don't care whom it injures; and Gombwa confirmed this, by saying that when he routed Khambuiri's people, the villagers west of him fled instead of coming to his aid.
We hear that many of the Manganja up here are fugitives from Nyassa.
_10th October, 1866._--Kawa and his people were with us early this morning, and we started from Tamiala with them.

The weather is lovely, and the scenery, though at present tinged with yellow from the grass, might be called glorious.

The bright sun and delicious air are quite exhilarating.

We passed a fine flowing rivulet, called Levize, going into the Lake, and many smaller runnels of delicious cold water.