MUNIBO JUMBO.
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Exhibits such specimen Of the savage man
ners of the African that the European. especial,
the European FAIR One, will feel grateful for ths
blessings Of civilization.


Mr. PARK tells US, in his Travels through Africa
that he saw near of their villages, : sort OF
masquerade habit hanging upon tree, made OF
the bark of II ees, which he was told belonged to


1Iunibo Jumbo. This is strange bug bear, com,
mon in all the Mandngo towns, and employeo
Iby the natives in keeping the women IN sutlec'
of their wives, every one msrries as many as he
can conveniently maintains and it often happens
that the ladies' disagree among themselves; fam,


ly quarres sometimes arrive at such height,
tia, the voice of the husband is disregsrdsd'r ~
the tumuls Then the interposition Of Mumb'.
Jumbo is invoked and is always decisive, Ihi-