Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-22
From the salem REGISTER.
Tntoregtlne frona Bouth AIlloa.

| ByA letter from John q, Willis, ESQ, Consul
latNLoanda, S. w. coast Ol Alrioo, 70 lIend IN
Iris city, we have some interesting inlounation
! concerning on interior exploration Of that portion
! Of Africa, 10 the following eieot
] On The ftst Of June, Dr. Livingston, Of Eng:
! land, arrived at Loanda, all the way ilom The
Cape Of Good Hope, through tie centre Of Anita.
lie slsIled from one OF the Missions ia the violni.
| ty Of the Cnpe about lwenty.seyen months be
J fore, and has been piysnup for lost, as no news
Of him has been received from tie time he left up
to the day that he arrived at LOunda He desCsbgs
/ Ihe interior as very pleasant and viii good
siLaes he land being high.
HIS tOuts was north until he got into lhe lati-
Iude Of LoandaI When he shaped his course tor
that place. A short time ulteI so doing, he found
tie height Of land was decreasing: so much that
, IN few days he descended 2 ,00O leet His health
was good uullile commenced 10 nssT The coast
alter which lie was Unwel gTvai palI OF the lirie
Up to the 7lb Of June (lhe date Of The lelleT) he
was confined 10 house, but was Improving every
ldAY ~ ,,sss et.5t
Dr. Livingston broughtto LOanda twenty seven
-! negroes, who were given to lin rs ''suafdH Dy
one OF NE chiefs in The interior, nnd hislnlenloh
" TO tetntn 10 the cape by land--paTy TO snleaVor
TO AXE further discoveries aud parity TO return
! The negroes. . , sl.,
the lHhe Of daycouid hardly be disceTneI, and he
was Obliged t0seth his guard 10 wolk cutting down
the tees 30 that he could see The Stars 10 take an
] observation. He started with many cattle, but
: lost all by hes lie was obliged for many days
10 live on tile iTuil OF some Of The trees which re.
! sembled the goutd. He has the lRutUde aud lou
! guide Of every plaee VI Importance that he Las
I seen; but 10 regards the county being second
edition Of California or Ausuaiu, he does not say
much, fItr
! He was attacked by Wild beasts only once du-
4 ring the route, The encounter was with lion,
\ which as soon as he got the DIS arm between
4 hsleeth, was wounded l,y one Of the guard, Tue
lion immediately len the DR.. aud attacked the
] guard, woundnly one In the !eg and unoIber in
The atn, wien aieI his third spring he fell down
aud died, aH. an tttat.H
/ DR.. Livingston @os not mach more fortunate
/ in his intercourse with Tie natives, some OF whom
as he approached the COST, took oil ofliis Cohes,
! willlthv exception Ol single very necessary gar
mrnl i-NlId he was Obliged OUSs all lS inhu-
/ ence aud make great many promises, IN order 10
y retain thai.
In the interior, where white nlan had, pIoba-
bly,, never Levn before, he was received by the
4 different Chiefs in great state, aud WIS offered
much hospitality. He speaks Tie language OF the
ihltTiOf, which IS entirely efficient lOm that Of
lhUse about LUanda.
II is understood that report Of his travels viii
be iorWutded TO tue Geographical Soclty Of Lon.
don, as soon as an opportunity oilers, and the DR..
~ uulG w put Hta HultH III u proper hhullGs
lr#r. -----------.s-s-.-------
FatScE.-The Frehch empire at the presen time
presents an outward aspect Of cahnuess and pros
perity, aud the world seems disposed 10 bury the
remembrance of HE perhdy by winch Napoleon
ieaehed the throne, in admiration at his ability in
governing. The sRtent eoriiaie has closed the
mouth oil the English press 10 The exposure oil the
tyranny and Injustice Of the Napoleonio rule, but
we nevertheless know that il exists, tough studi.
ously ooncea'ed. The annexed extract from Pa.
ris letter 10 the National Inelgencer gives an in
sighlinio one OF the modes by which the Emperor
lids himself OF those who ore troublesome to his
government. Thete is a significance IN these re.
Pris de justice, that develops volume OF tyran-
ny in the unwTil,en history OF the French Empire
under 'lhe nephew Of his uncle;'
The Monleur states that the frlgate Armide sill.
ed Ircm BTest few days ago for the penal colony
IOf Cayenne with n cargo Of three bundled con.
vicls and some rCDriS de justice" Ii it welC
lConsislent with What aIe supposed here TO be the
lexigences Of good government, ii would saIIsly d
Reasonable but carefully suppressed public curlos
ily, aud put an end TO doubt IL not 10 the anxiety
Of many private persons throughout France WHO
have oil late received no intelligence Of absent
friends, IL the Government would Older list 10
lie published OF tie numes Of those who OIs IN.
lUludsd 10 the sad category Vi repris de Justice
Tie Emperor hos armed himself by certain DEGREES
with terrible power Of Iidding himself summaIlly
IOf PERSONS hose pr senoe is judged dangerous tC
IOrerin Francei aud II is applellendea that many
LOT the political enemies Of the Empire implicated
lin the conspiTooieS which have Teen detected du.
ring the last six months, aud arrested upon lhls
preieXt, have, alleT summary examination, and
without very soIupulouS respect 10 the subjects
lights 10 life and liberty been sent upon this fatal
voyage 10 Organization whiCn no traveller eyeI
tvtuins. Tie Arpids makes her periodical TIP Ia
Cayenne every tur Ct i've nUnlllSj leT cargo Is
SOllv ioaE tuhdred, and sue is supposed never u
sail without many prison,Is as size can cOnvs.
uiynty carry. The sanitary state Of The penal
colony OF Cayenne Is TepoIted by the Moniltur to
be satisfactory. The colonisls die at the rate oil
one every Two days. This ratio will probably BE-
increased for ivy lille after The afTyal oflhe A1nids,
now on It's way.
LETTEE TROA EoYPr.-An American temPOrari.
ly al Cairo writes uS follows; bo.H."
cAmO, July 49, The old Pscha died suddenly.