ELEPHANT HUNTING.
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From Scenes and Occurrences in CATER Land


All the party went into the bush, the Hot
tentots first with their large guns, then their
wives. and the gentlemen following. The
first Hottentot frequently spoke TO his com :.
panions in low voice, and was heard to
saw, 'look, look" on enquiring the cause,
he pointed out to them the fresh track OF an
Elephant. The bush became thicker, and
the sun had no power to shine through the
thick foliage; they passed the spot which
the Hottentot marked out as the place
where he had wounded the first elephant,
and soon afterwards they saw the dead buf


falo The party went on resolving to see
the dead elephant, and winding along thro'
the bush till they came to sand hill, the
Hottentots pointed out one Of the carcases al
some distance, lying on another sand hill


but on loking at it for second, it appeared
to move, and the Hottentet discovered that
it was young calf by the side of the COW


The whele party Immediately went on. ane
when within musket shot, they found thai


they were two calves laying by their deat
mother; a piteeus and Interesting sight
The young one rose, and some dogs that th'
Hottentots had incautiously taken into th'
bush, barked violently. 1T this momeh


the bushes moved, and the stupenGous ia


Their stalked in; he looked around him qui


city, and even sorrowfully, and after view
ing the party for a second, he walked on


and was soon hid behind some trees. Ih


situation they had placed themselve in, ha
now become extremely critical, the bus
was continuous for miles in extent, an
i where to ay ia case Of An attack was yer