The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

others, while crying aneuaby for efficient Abcr reg
hNy soon 70 become very question Of civil e
glslaion. What IS therefore, TO prevent their being
made avslabI IN laying the foundation OF new trading
port and Commercial, settlement al DcIago gav2 Hold
out 20 thf m some prospect Of Iepreve reward for
good eoaaae, and soms suitable and elevated locality
may ne found ~berc health he preserved and thar
services turned 10 atvantase. Since the sur
vess OF Cap ain owen-mors than thirty yeaSs
sRo-we Gave ADDED scarcely anything 70 our
stock o. knowiedge of the Eastern coast Of lrrcs
MT. Henry sieer Mr. proudfoot, Mr.. A. jacques, and
others nave pan nying visits in small coasters Ma
fsi % ie'aeoa BAY but have had little opportunity oil
cleaning much information the native tribes, tho
There every reason, however, believe that profit
able though AZ FIRST lnitei trade may be opened in
bsep enjoyed Amos, exclusively by AMERICAN Eadera
may be secured to British merchants. BY more minute
and accurate OBJ eryaons OF the linz and OF me
rivers than have yet been taken, valuable accession 70
knowltdge CT the African coast would be
gained In additi N to this. much useful IN
formation might be acquired regarding the SCI
csl condition and political relations Of the foreign
settlers and native tribes located in the neghborhood
which pesgoa bay the commercial outlet This nior-
nation would not only largely affect our future mercan-
tile relations but by its bearing the slave trade
Eastern 40 lea isi in giving direction 70
ona policy with reference TO that side Of The continent
Dr. Livingston has just made his way right the
continent, from west TO ehs and quitting AngolA, hse
reacher the furthest iuand station or the
the Eastern Coast He will doubtless acquired much
tribe productions and Tie social condition and wants
Of the people and hall look with interest for his do
DIR. LIVINGSTON. THE AFRICAN TRAVELLER
The following dispatches have been received at The
English Admirably
CASTOR simons Bay May 2e. 1885,
sR-ln reference TO my letter you Of The 10Th Of
January last No TO- reporting for the Information the
Con missoners Of tho Admiralty that Commander
Noloth Of her Majesys ship Frcc not succeeded in
gaining any Intelligence Of the African traveller Dr.
Livingston, during his late visit to Quimaine, have
now ht honor 10 acquant You that her Mafesy's brig
Dart which arrived here yesterday having ordered
10 call at Quimaine to make further inquiries, hsysuc
ceeded IN tanning that this gentleman reached Tette
the iurlhest inland station Of the Portuguese in
Eastern Africa, on the I'd of March last,
dated the Sd Of March from Tette from Dr. Livingston
addressed 10 the Dder of any English vessel OF war
II Qnihmaine Forwarding some scientific papers for her
maesty's astronomer at The Cape which received
on the 9TH INST by the officer In command of the Dart
when at that port. On the death of Mr.. MCune Mr..
War masters assistant the only remaining executive
officer besides the gunner being very i'll OF fever and
mol acquainted with the exact orders under which Mr..
hCune had betn acting and being ignorant therefore
Of the dscr tonary defs which had given TO that
officer in regard waiting Tor DIR. Livingston know
ing that the Dart had been already Delayed seven weeks
longer than under ordinary CIRCUMSTANCES would have
been nsiihable did not prolong his stay long
.'s''n w. near II D. 1norrER, o oaSs ss
The Secretary OF the Admiralty
Trnr, March ., 1885,
s,R-You viii confer great favor IT. in the event Of
your ship going to the Cape you take charge Of the
homer Royal there Should you have no intention Of
proceeding ,hher soon be 60 kind TO give drectora
that II may go by the first safe conveyance.
arrived here-the furtnest inland station OF the Por-
tueuese in Eastern Afri ayesterday morning. having
CONC across the continent from Angola; am IN good
health bat pretty well tired out from marching some
tine past over very rough stony country Our cattle
ell killed by the lily called isetse and. not pos
sessing any goods TO buy canoe had to rough IT,
few days rest will set all 10 rights again. and sha
then leave for Quillirnane
The Portuguese here very kind-indeed, have
found them SO everywhere; and II could only be sure
OF my Ia ny receiving early intelligence Of my welfare,
l would rest short time in peace.
Hoping you viii excuse the liberty have presumed tc
| ,abe N thus addressing you, l have, &c, ..