The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

Easiesn Afcs. 40 explored one Of the extensive asd
Md deserts OF TIE sirca coepeut In the interior OF
nss cooantnt b. rtcnd S- eighth degree ef southern
stude that twenty a, sr-ss north Of the Cape Of
FOOD aope az yo'f tle 'sFg, OF any former travel
grounds o, Gcrdcl .uol.ilg Lvingstoue In those
srcsn is ~hen the U6n-saysr fere aud they bota
believe or ssd~rasd' that his oo@arynan came
sssA 70. g. It hon. rns lest news NAT Dr. Living,
seeoe heafd non Europe whils ar away mon the
oaess was when b. Wa Gear Loando he then rad
OF we battle CT n4isAtta as Iweivemonth before
daughter CT Mr. wofsr 10 ,iyfiser Of the Boubuans
nation Mofsu hRa lost si.h OF hs 10 Law for some
time, and aenp,sd peugAte into the interior to sec
what becone on nla z, JAILED to reach hi "a how
ever, but he seit % by ready tribes package OF
Scohs newspspeTs sno .ters THIS package was
brought ~ the Jf river which separated
Two iose trio' Livingston was hen living far TO the
north OF the rier The '9lsbons called TO the North
longing to the u,c,sr aba held in great rcspec,
~ ooh tribes re N"r'emen refused TO cross over
Tor II, saying MAJ TIE books and papers contAined
w.ichcrsa meticira Veg WE'LL" said the Southrons
we leave th,r here, sd IL they are lost, on your
Mortimer thoUsha het'r Of it, crossed over, placed
tie parcel on iEhuc On the river and built hut
over IL Cwelve mcsshs srsr-ards Dr. Livingstone
ouod the psrcs here sSe rno Doctor has been struck
aswn by African i-Vor upwards of thirty tmes He has
eoIaseuy ssp' " be ops AZ in the most unwho esoms
ennaes, nno ne has h>v'led over "sands and shores
aud dcsert wiloerf sita earthly defence. he
aaye rave his osI rs, nu, uuder the protection o.
The Almighty. j mpo,. ole talk with the Doctor
without oscoyer'yg s'fi Poo has heart and pos
seeees quiet ard @,dud 90 e-sy
Or. Livingstone prr ne country OF the true negro
race BE raw T'v. ju tribes OF Africans. and
raj iacce many 81 <1"fu ts1 o white
I'll he waited thrU ~ al 1as q religion believed IN
an exfrtanre ATE q. st -nppej idols and performed
religious cerer ro'F gov and woods, Tney consi-
scred tncmselve sror white men, who could not
speak their lsnP inins numerous and des-
ruosive becanf mS1v nnes E Africa believed that tie
souls OF tnetr g. az iai into the bodies OF those
animals These nasiyss apped their hands together
whenever they sue nors cheer and honor them
The doctor and ~ O'wnd - covered the Lake NRam
oy sWa,afem TIE Usirff 'ush Of tbs lake always d.
rtcted travellers "a 70 straight line, whoh ct
most times through Grid osseTt which could not be
0Avened Nessff Oswald end Livingston skirtsd this
desert, and ,hus Tacnoa 'uc lake which was exactly
Far north the ID .lr av cOunry ASTOUNDING Ia game
and oAses, though parts the game had been
thuned by tbe ivcs no had besn supplied with
are nms by tho Port 'gDese. AT the time When DIR.
to tie tbip wi o. Jr;s'oed his dispatches ious
dering near NH-ers, then In the in
terror Of the ccuutTF try ~ 10 seek q road TO the
soa coast A CHR vas AUy'nus 70 open Q communica-
che Doctor and isrFe number Of the chiefs subjects
were teesln & thr iorg H. rhe difficulty con.
sisted IN fncpi cte for vehicles, account OF the
mArshy state of nc Cacr.y de de.crbes the language
of the Bech ANA vbon he lived, remarkably
sweet and expressive Ass the clicking sound
which oistrguis - the Bo-l-mkn language The whole
OF The Cisecls 81 ihc tribes have afnities one
with another, acf- lrrstaare viii III assists . traveller
who understa 1no ,, to make himself Ineligible
10 arotbSr The Drt'r . interior Of Africa By de.
scen6iuR the rv"r Qlei. usac shch empties !sssN in
the Mozambique c-luusi Il in attempt to nnd
him thai seve's ne Of Der Msesty's brig Dart
we're drowned 3 Pc rext year 10 enter Atroa
again from the 'sst sDt TO extend his discoye-
res bough SO 70, from the Abodos civilized
men, be has nos lo7i llc and polish OF gentle.
ma.