An Interview with Catewayo.

Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1116, 1 December 1883, Page 3

An Interview with Catewayo.

The| Durban correspondent of the Stands^ Jelegraphed, before the final surreraer*dfpeteyirayo:—•" Accrrespondent TOo_haß.just spent two days with Cet*wayot m the- Inkhandhla bush reports that the King hag recovered from but that he Buffers, from fHo^low spirits.: To ensure safety he jH&Sft&&Jkthe, edge of a forest where the precipitous. He hasjbo |KpjWiifi, him, and his immecliate jiftlfeireife^Humber no more than 50 men and wom^n. My correspondent and %lr | •* «Min"fc a"re the first white, men who bate' °m WHi, , him, since the engagement at •*Bstradi. -tn > that battle, or rather: 4ak^uccr.e, Cetewijalost two of bis chief £<*wtvei and two children, an J nearly all x3B?sZv}& headmen were "killea; Ifr Crant is still with CetewayOi who isj J*ou&4uia diflfioult to mttnage; hut itbilught that the Kiflg wqnld be detf; ■ toi ieek; the ■ * Resident's ;ion before the etid 6f£-theUw'oek, »v, who is threatening to kill the is raiding m the logomi forest^ tirigijhfc.pj ople from planting: tbejrj croups. He has struck ierror through afl fitim Pong'»la to the TugelW. ~"p*fo i oti)£f!'%Sngi brothers are going to" ■^ain^Qhain to-day* Messengers arrive/ r *7Ri\y it^ita the v people to tbe" King, -Jti&l^MJi.Jwnbleii.: Nine tenthl of J^rZulnJiDhabitants-of tbe Ee^erve tfe '^B^iijftetl. tf the King, but have been^j frmnisediby wholesale fining. Tha, Krog doernot lackliiod."