Kukubma Point, Enchanting Scenery Near; Halt At Bemba, Superstition Of The Wajiji; `New York Herald Islets,' So Named By

Livingstone; Cape Luvumba hostile aspect of the Wasansi, return to Ujiji, domestic and foreign news; at home with Livingstone; preparations

For march to Unyanyembe; attack of fever; Christmas-day at Ujiji; the departure; meet with Mohammed bin Gharib; Sirgunga, beautiful aspect of; sport at Urimba; homeward bound; an elephant herd; Ukawendi, luxuriance of its vegetation; painful march to Imrera; a giraffe shot; severe attack of fever, the Doctor's prescription; the caravan attacked by bees; Mrera, meeting with caravan sent by Sayd bin Habid, exchange of news, encounter a lion; Ugunda, the deserter Hamdallah retaken; receipt of letters and newspapers; welcome to Unyanyembe; stores found tampered with; a second Christmas celebration, four years' stores of supplies turned over to the Doctor, commission to enlist at Zanzibar fifty freemen as his carriers; farewell dance of natives; choragic adieu of the Wanyamwezi; last night with Livingstone; the last walk in his company, the farewell; a letter from the Doctor; Ngaraiso, hostility of the Wakimbu, enter Ugogo; warlike demonstrations, march of warriors arrayed for the fight; Khonze, its gigantic tree-foliage; determined mode of dealing with the chief successfull; Kanyenyi, cordial reception by the Msagira of; Mapanga, hostile demonstration; asked to act as rain-maker; Kulabi, suffer from a "peppo"; Marenga Mkali; Mpwapwa, death of Farquhar; Mukondokwa valley, experience of the Masika; Makata plain, battling with the floods; Mvumi village, fighting with mosquitoes; the Doctor's despatches in danger; a perilous ford; ten days' camp at Rehenneko, difficulties of the march to the Makata River; arrive at Simbo, cross the Unkerengere, and reach Simbamwenni, its desolated aspect; Ulagalla, extraordinary devastation by flood; Msuwa, horrors of its jungle; Kingaru Hera, news of the Zanzibar storm; Rosako, welcome consignment from the American Consul; ill-natured criticisms, information as to the "Livingstone Search and Relief Expedition"; Ringweare's ferry, a watery waste, four miles broad; welcome to Bagamoyo; meeting with Lieut. Henn; introduction to Mr. Oswell Livingstone; the march ended; welcome at Zanzibar, the American Consul and Rev. C. New; congratulation of Lieut. Dawson; discussion as to his resignation; visit from Dr. Kirk and Bishop Tozer, change in the author's appearance on his return; preparations for Mr. O. Livingstone's Expedition, his resignation, selection of an Arab leader, farewell to old travelling companions; departure from Zanzibar in the `Africa'; reach Seychelles, a month's delay at Mahe, agreeable intercourse; reach England via Aden and Marseilles. Sultan bin Mohammed, Sultan of Zanzibar, Mr. Stanley's interview with, Sunuzzi stream, Susi, Dr. Livingstone's servant, Swaruru, Sultan, Sycamore, gigantic,

Tabora, Tagamoyo, massacre of the Wamanyuema by, Tanganika Lake, first visit to; cruise on, with Dr. Livingstone, Tarya Topan, integrity of Thani bin Abdullah, , Tongoni, deserted clearing, Tozer, Bp., his residence at Zanzibar; his congratulations at the author's success, Trade, mode of conducting, in Africa, Tsetse fly, Tura, Eastern; Central, ; Western or Tura Perro;

Udoe, cones of, "Uganga," or charm, Ugombo, Lake; Peak, Plain, Ugunda village, Uhha, king of, Ujiji, port of, Ukaranga territory, its beautiful aspect, Ukawendi country, scenery of, Ulagalla district, Ulimengo, absconding slave, Unamapokera, friendliness of, Ungerengeri River; Valley, Urundi Mountains, Unyamwezi forest scenery, beauty of; territory, Unyambogi, Urimba, camp at, Usagara Mountains, Utende village, Uwelasia River, Uyanzi, Magunda Mkali; or "Hot Field," Uyoweh, Mirambo of, Uzavira, village in,

Waganga, or medicine men; filthy war-potion, concocted by, Wagogo tribe, villages of, Wagtails regarded as birds of good omen, Waguhha tribe, Wagunda tribe, Wahumba tribe, Wajiji tribe, Wakimbu of Tura, rascality of, - - - - tribe; villages of, Wakonongo, Wamanyuema, fondness of, for marketing, Wangwana village, - - - - tribe, gormandizing of the, Wanyamwezi tribe, their superstitious aversion to antelope meat, War, council of, at Tabora, Warfare, tame mode of conducting, Wa-Ruga-Ruga, Wasawahili tribe, Wasansi tribe, Waseguhha tribe, Washenshi tribe, Wasungu tribe, Wavinza tribe, greed of Wavira tribe, Webb, Capt. F. R., U.S. Consul, his hospitality and courtesy, - - , Mr. of Newstead Abbey, river named after him, - - , Mrs., Wagogo, cool impudence of the, Wilderness, African, more favourable to the traveller than the populated country, Wild-boar shooting, Wilyankuru, attack on, Wire, high valve of, in the interior,

Zanzibar city view of, from the bay, harbor "Charley's" lodging house, ; character of the street and population, trade, "M'nazi Moya"; house of Bishop Tozer, mart of the interior, mode of commerce unchanged for ages; population; filth and unhealthiness of; inertness induced by climate of; Palace of the Sultan, - - - Island; its aspect from the sea, Zassi River and village, Zebra, Zimbizo, attack on the village, Zimmerman on the benefit of an unencumbered mind, Ziwo, or pond, Ziwani (pool), Zogga, palm toddy,

The end of How I Found Livingstone, by Sir Henry M. Stanley

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