New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
MR. IRAIN's FIRsr LECTURE IN CoRK.

MR. TRAINS FIRST LECTURE IN CORK.
Mr. Train lectured to an enormous audience
an Cork the 27th of January. He commenced by
stating that he had sent invitations 10 the detective
police OF the city 10 attend He went 10 praise Ire
land referring Of course, with dsapprova to Mr.. Roe
bucks recent speech az Sheffield; aud proof " Irish
greatness, he recited list Of distinguished Irishmen.
After this he called for for " Mr. ROcbucks SLAM
ders ard the appeal was very heartily responded 20.
Mr.. Train then spoke Of himself lie said that he was
born Boston, which he characterized Of the
places IN America He sorry for that piece
pffOrtuDe, and begged 70 apologize rit. His ances-
tors however very distinguished people and ore OF
them had been second cook ~ the AayhOwer. All the
Bancroft, and Mr. Adams-were bottled up getting
% London by Lord Russell and Mr.. Gladstone. Assun-
in2 that he should set the 100000 he claims damages
from the British Government be said he would give II
Ipp snse hoCr 70 sfaK doT Ireland m inc BnJs
Nas aferward borne IN triumph on the shoulders Of some
OF his admirers on the following evening Mr. Train lee
tured on Female Suffrage.
The SEARCH FOR DR. LIVINGSTONE
meeting Of the Geographical Society was lheld in
don the evening Of the 9th OF January and after
thanks bad been voted to the Board of Admiralty
Oscia report to Sir Eodeuck Murchison read This
Interesting stated that arriving at the K0
COMO mouth OF the zanbes, the 27th of July crow
OF negroes at engaged 10 tho steel boat ard
two other smaller boats. Ascending the stream. the
party arrived at the Portuguese settlement Of senua
The 9th Of August, but the place. Ike all others the
south side on tie Zambes was found abandoned the
Portuguese authorities and settlers having been killed
driven out by the Iaudeen Cfres Temporary dwellings
Mr. Young well received, and promised assist
ance IN the event OF his not being able 10
SStarac,s Of the saire The eSpedo1 reached
Cmbisa the 18th Of August, and found hat tho
InagaudDg Mazt Zuus had swept down from The north
a. far as the eastern bank OF shire robbnr burning
aud numbering all within reach. The Mako0l0 whom
Livingstone had LEFT 70 this place his former expedi-
foHl received Mr.. Young gladly and at agreed 10
accompany him IN search ot Le"s OF ne Doctor with the
afranEemebt that ammunition should he LETT behind ~
enable those who remained 70 rcpul>e the Mazt should
they attempt TO tie river ON tho 18Th The foot VI
the cataracts reached. and the boat taken pieces
IL occupied about $50 men four ana ha days to convey
the boat provisions &C. by land past The long series Of
cataraots The boat then rebuilt and Telaunched ON
the oOth OF August and the journey continued along tho
Viper waters into Lake NyaSsa the banks OF the liver
being crowded in places by fugitive Aawa chiefs and
tneir people, flying from the merciie-s Zulns. Ma
lake, was PASSED without being visited, as the
MtEOOlO had become alarmed aud disconnected, aud
MI b0ngs aim was to push forward as FAR as posi-
bile. Hero the first reports heatd Of a white
apparently Livingstone, having been at Mapuudi.
a0Ont twelve months previously Entering the lake the
9th OF september fine breeze the party 60 tho
eastern side, hut heavy gale Of Wind succeeded, and the
boat narrowly escaped being swampcd Running three
hours along the coast shelter was nj length obtained nd
the shores Of the harbOr found who gave
clear description 81 the late visit Cf Dr. Livingstone
place Mr. Young followed up the traces hence 10 the m
Excitement he arrived The day. and was there
Informed that Livingstone had been there bu on finding
parted sOuthward TO cross NJ Mapnnda. Mr. Young dis
by land 10 sure Of The route
lHygstOpe had followed ir coming from the Royum and
also OF the road taken by tho johanna men IN returning
lie thcn crossed tho lake 10 Marcnga where le aep
ssned thar Livingstone bad safely passed on 1T least
days Journey beyond The point where the Johanna men
Trend Of Livingstone, assured ny lOhbg that II the Doe
had bren Killed months journey beyond his VII
lage lac lAWengO would have he4H % ~ AZ the ques-
ti0n wise ther DO had been attacked ~ Mazt harcaga
laughed as u was well known tat the Maz had never
beeu IN this part O tno cOuu,fy. At MapHuda Mr.
Young found book With tEe name haLotaI' written