New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-11
GREAT BRITAIN.


possible for peaceabe and wedispoed citizens to do to
obtain beneficial measures for this country ana tlat
without the aid connenance OF the Catnoe arstoS
Tacy or the pace-hunting or mddlecase Roman Catn-
ocs That they had not been sueeessIul SO aT was pam
from the dreadfa fgna aad Hear
They lived TO bring about an amalgamauon ana union
of the working OF the three countries and TO raise
the despOnding Splits OF the honest anu inuus,ious
working classes Of Ireland and 10 strengthen ne enpt
but he was sorry to say that 10y the hanging OF 1ese e6
the moral force efforts OF the reiormers Oh Engia49,
Ireland and Scotland were treated with contempt He
S g 1 1 or ns America G but he wished to show
that they did respect and believe IN the PATRIOTISM OF Ie
millions OF reiormers in the three e9nntss ne oene'eG
IL by such eXeTons they bad maze, ana not py
physical force. that any good could be achieved Hear
the conduct OF the reorners England and the great
mass of the people IN their earnest enueaVor 70 OMAN
he considered subverve OF the true interests OF the Gov
eminent and contrary to the wishes OF the vast majority
of the people Mr. Reev seconded the resolution. He
observed Il had been the great mark OF Her Maesys
reign hS It 99d yst eh G Go nncc2 Tey had
adopted.
DR. LIVINGSTONE.
On November % interesting communications were read
TO the Royal Geographical Society by sir Eoderick
Murchison on the fate OF DIT Livingstone. The following
is the text OF Dr. Kinks letter which has excited so much
hope among the. friends of Dr. Livinestone
ZANZIBAR, sept. 2s.
"Mv Dear Sir Roderick: You know that rurnor has
been current the coast that "A WIite man had been
Uiji such story came to US at time when
man. Now however, another narrative has reached us
and, IL we believe II, It is think, difficult to avoid the
conclusion that distinguished traveller may even YET
succeed and dsprOve the story given Us OF his death 3y
the johanna men. Bantam trader At Baganoyo told
me three DAYS ago that had heard that some
white lad been seen at Wemba; OF this ne seemed 10
have doubt To-day he brought native whom lie INTRO
duced and eft alone with entered into conyers'-
tiOn and led him in an irregular way TO give an ac
oOui od LIE ~ meet him again and
Mi in the details When dismissed him, after my nfht
conversation il appeared that ship would sail for Bonn
hay mm "A
H. the Consul Ia whom gave tile notes, al once sent
an TO bombay WIN fe4ues, tu6 c o ,hof we lad
some grounds for believing that white man re-
sembng Livingstone had been seen 10 tue south OF the sea
OF U This native with the rest OF the caravan lett
BagaOyO aud passed along the usual trade route 20 VEN
ba aud Maranga where they renamed trading for some
time and again returned 10 the coast. When In Of
the villages under Maranga, which Is region governed
by several chiefs or less dependent on one para
mount white man arrived with party Of 10 blacks,
who spoke suahei. AL had firearms, and SIX carried
double barreed guns The white man was OF moderate
hight not stout, dressed In white, ana wore eiOth
wrapped round bis head. He gave the chlef loOhhg
glass and vas offered ivory which he declined, stating
that he was not a trader. He then went norihward.
do not know that this man ran tell much more ne h
simple carrier who formed part Of caravan; but II We
find the ho ad Of the party II VIII be possible 10
doubt then identify the stranger who seems 10 our
Imagination, like our long lost friend ana then ony
think OF the revelations he VIII have 10 reveal to US
II is decided that 20 TO Basamoyo In Two DAYS 10
make inquiry but We must DO so quietly Ihe story OF
white man having been seen 40 Uruna, 10 the west or
the lake distinct thing from me more definite nara
tive have. But the one adds continuation 70 me
other and <hows II be Livingstone on whose track
are that he has than half finished ms work
and ~ about 10 20 To the Albert N{HhAa may mehuh
that there doubt that the white man OF whom
wrote formerly long ago as having been seen on one OF
the lakes by Arab, who remained on the COAST was
Turk one the traders from GondOkOra, having been
met With n 9 .Sii.sa by za4zSar s S@
proGable Thus the traders " Egypt and Zanzibar nave
guickly followed How far this has been for the imne
date benefit Of Africa others may Judge IN the end
Africa will be OyeTTun with traders In all directions ana
then the resources Of this continent VIII be snoN
"P Ssmce writing the above nave AGAIN s'oh hai W.
a,uHf ased befgT
graphic portraits In the first he did not recognize the
likeness Of the mao he saw IN me nenot; i the
second h at pointed 20 staring hAeIes.9l u
stone, which kept as caricature ana saia hHs va %
man. but ne added, come on 10 BagamOyC anu geo
my master and the other men; they have .een NM al7
and win tell you all they know suspend you. ~ Hga
moyo make inquiry. Please communicate his ne
Mr. Webb, Miss i4yingstone ana o'iei
4 dispatch has also been received from Her MaJesy
received calculated TO induce the belle that Dr Living
stone was living seven months before the u"'o VA ''
The Prssidept also read letter Mr. Price, chief OF
the Bombay Mission Church. written shorty a,tcr
came of DR. Ivngstanes DEATH the material portion Oh
"'rhef" is, moreover one circumstance to which no
reference seems 20 have been made but which, neyeTtne
strongly induces me TO dsbeevo the reports which
have come 10 hand and 10 cherish the hope that Lying
SSUT IN the heart Of Africa IL will be remembered
that the Doctor took with him nine African Christian
lads who had been brought up at our lhsulat1n -.
sharanpur. These were without exception inttlgehn'
youths about 20 years OF age and had toieIaOe
edge Of English Most OF them possessed strong
developnent aud, being fired with desire IOr enel
prise cleerfuly volunteered TO accompany " ann
stone. called to mind how when the Doctor mao ,ne
together my verandah after giving them some %
OF the bind Of life they had 10 expect aud me deu
that lay before them he coDcuded ms W SH2
very impressvey, Now my lads, you see we may nav
10 encounter hardship aud dangers but bear IN J
above all things that whatever happens you must soA
close 10 me-" IL. .-u. ,ha
In tho OF the conversation which followed See
reading these papers u remarked that the numpe
Of blacks with DR.. Livingstone accorded WIN tal
ever tLat the white man had nothing by the hand
OF trader TO Zanzibar and IN eI OF
probabty SLAYER would hesitate 10 become the WHIT
mans messenger and the white man might have though.
deeme3 imprObable that any white man not trader,
save Dr. Livingston wond be travelling IN tne nterioI or
Of blacks with douOle-bsrreIe4 guns NJ W4lleJ VINO
had been with DR.. Livingstone ana Dr hnh IN iointI
eYneditiops said the information contained IN them
was more valuable than any before received y
greatly Increased his hopes Tor Df. hIhsSsonss
tate3 thai he believed the Indian youths who accom-
panied Livingstone would IN inc eyoht OF ms uen
t6ey might possess TO DR. Kirk Capt sherard Osborne
and Capt Kennedy also concurTs1 IA 1 nopSiui ~
dedd be only one who expressed Contrary opinion was
Mr. Crawford, who said he could n9t orns Isen o.e
~ The discussion Sir Frederick stated that ne had re
ceived letter from Sir sanae bahef wno mo htnS 10
that this fresh Information hea caused mn 20
change his mind ne sSq ~ % s could be IN
dvre 10 favor an expedition from their end q Lake
TTaoanika In inst case he believed Dr. Livingstone
wanId be met by Toe exploring party That, he added
would be glorious undertaking ana he would De very
gad to JON 10 It, his present inactivity was worse than
an frcan fever.
THE BoAT-RAcE BETWEEN KELLY AND sADiLh
The boatrace between Kelly and sader, for siOos sde
and OF the Thames WA contested on wed
'asa.y the nth OF last month. Kelly came Ia three
nn"ths ahead but owing because he ouled sadier the
Tecs was be rowed over again on the next dsy he
2eth. .., -, .c-,o,
The pOIinr took place Nov. 26, with the following
osnu Jacob Bright RADICAL, $3.50; Bennett COnservJ,
no. Henry 6l2 Bright's majority over Bennett, SOL
totai number Of votes given, lbSL inc tota luniDer