and subordinate position, [238];
says that Soudan is useless to us, [238];
peculiar view not considered, [239];
can see no other course but to go on, [243];
and the salary of Ferratch Pasha, [244];
the reasons why he urged relief of people, [244];
amused at the old state of affairs returning, [245];
letter to Sennaar, [246];
hopes no Egyptian soldiers, officers, or pashas will be sent again to Kartoum, [246];
opinion of expeditionary force up Nile to Berber, [248];