New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

pleased especially it was very evident that CASTELAR,
ton he said that senor hanerolas puerle assertion
that the Church Sd nGt E
not kill his victim, but his dagger dd Inc lnSuHSn
had been the dagger Of the Church Ing - her c6 se
siastlca history Did Senior Manerola wish him to cite
the ESy u in a pP' m he h@
ss ss IN S RO Ss q e9ssG He
passed TO seor ManterOas boast as to the Catholic
Church having been the depository Of learning ana Inc
would this When Europe entire TS was
by ieud9ism' the Church was the cepter ,S Ca
people so iosS the he iG' Of lie people,
and the, only intellectual and moral instrument
such times without being powerfully progressive in
sttuton But compare the great universities which the
originated with the most iustriOus Of their Ownsaia
or '1 German universities had Senior ced
Those Of Spain had TetINSaded not because The
English OF the Germans but because the latter had
acquired before them the grand moral treasure OF liberty
Es saGSs sTs T
never been in Rome. Yes / have; have visited its
admired the gigantic sibyls OF Michael Angelo which
70 na & Saes Of st. %
those ashes atom of religious fah-I have only en-
and I have seen i'm the 'saiia Resaa,T painted by
Bassari, fresco Of the emissaries OF the King OF
seen the apothOes of the great eccesastce gores OF
the executioners-the assassins OF the night OF ST.
His speech at this point tremendously applauded,
and he then commenced the has
English is very ne but In the original Spanish, as deY
cred by CASTELAR, is matchless:
canon Manterola has said that he would renounce all
his ideas and all his beliefs If the Jews returned again to
Re temple 81 o 5 noes
are responsible for the aims OF the iathers,
Rofs ssf The s% TSo cSdeS DO C b
leve II more Of q Christian than that Great Is
ming accompanies him. the light eHveops him. the earth
trembes. the mountains fall in pieces But there s
God Of sna but the humble God Of Calvary, nailed to
cross wounded thirsty crowned with thorns gall on his
lips, and yet saying Father forgive them forgive my
execuoners forgive my persecntors pardon them, for
they know not what they doP Great Is the religion OF
Power but greater the religion Of Love- Great s the
religion OF impacabe Justice but greater s the religion
Of pardonng Mercy And in the name Of that religion
write the nS% EoS ct ae y ySPe
Equality, and Fraternity among all mankind"
EXCITEMENT IN THEEooRTEs AFTER cAsTELAR's SPEECH.
Under date April H. the Madrid correspondent of The
London Standard writes CastelarImade speech on the
l2th which haicertanly raised him to pinnacle Of pop
uarty seldom by any public man In so short
space OF time It the more extraordinary as was
befoe by Of the
ntares OF the clerical party Se0rManterola the Canon
Of Yitoria Csstelar's mastery reply has taken tne
whole country by storm In the streets, in the
clubs, in the Commttee-rooms Of the Congress, in
the railway trains and in the press, scarcely any
taniy Of the finest and most effective oratoricsl e
forts which have ever e h S ad %heS
no sat down no was instantly surrounded by the mem
em5raeed him in the usual spanish manner amid the
deafeninR applause from all sides OF the House ana
Of the Ministers rose. from the "banco azul' and;
crossing the floor, went, up 70 him, followed
equally demOnstratlve as the Republicans. They
grasped and shook his hands III ., one would
they they embraced and Rugged him, and many Of them in
their excitement kissed him! It was neyer,tobefor
s sSs President Of the Assembly. rang his bell
hastily 0,t the 70 oD the rest ana their
de%oS,trSoni The next mOmert him not 99iy
S: sseS the ss tsa G ses Ss
deputies 6eSy G aud % tine ne Seess DSs
were crammed They, too, joined IN the applause.
DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
The London Times publishes the following
letter from Roderick j. MurchisOn:
SIR: The intelligence from the Cape OF Good Hope
thai Dr. IiSngsone had arrived at Zanzibar January
ana had proceeded hOmeward, is, 1 regret to state
sess have a letter from Dr. Kirk at Zanzibar
dated the 5th OF March last, and at lhat ume
been received for long period. Judging from his own
letters OF December H. 1861 and also from the lnts
Believe that o was along the eastern shore OF
the Lake Tanganyika and that at the place called CJga
which we're sent thher from Zanzibar. But this view
can no longer be entertained, for Dr. Kirk informs me
that ivory traders have recently arrived from the very
region In question, and had heard nothing Oh h'n.
In this dilemma, may suggest the folloWing
southern end Of the Lake Tanganyka, satisfied himself
its waters about 1900 feet above the sea- AS
stated by Burton and Speke he would necessarily lher
they could not flow northward into the much hgher
In this case he would abandon the northern route in
which II was supposed he might hnd the waters OF the
Tanganyika flowing into tho Albert Nyanza OF Baker
.vt,, ,a1Cn IAnRunYlha
by rivers flowing from the south and the east, 1t would
be evident under these that this vast body
the vest and he would then follow the river rivers
which issue on the west coast OF Africa. Ohder TINS
suppOstion he may be first heard OF from one OF the
Western Portuguese settlements or even rom those Oh
the Congo. . :. ...., ..
hear OF Livingstone for time To eone as the us
ance be would have to traverse vast and the region
Again this hypothesis explains why no intelligence
whatever respecting him has been received al ZanLDa
inasmuch as he has been travelling through vast con-
try the inhabitants Of which have ho communication
While. however. correct the erroneous intelligence
which has just appeared beg your readers 70 under e
ana n s' TO his IRON frame and indy
ing energyw issue from Africa on the saue SHORE NJ
Which, after very long absence he reappeared AFTER Dis
first great traverse OF Southern Africa.
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The printers strike atlMontreal cOntlnu
and girls are advertised for
The ice moved out of the harbOr of Port
Colborne, Canada, an saturday.
. Western Pennsylvania was visited by
heavy snow storm on Saturday
Four hundred and thirty French Cana
dians left Montreal on Monday .fOr- Boston anu Ne"
York
William A. Richardson has declined the
appointment OF Judge OF the Superior Court rendered
him by Gov. Claim.
Eight propeIlers left Buffalo for Chicago
on Saturday One returned however DenH uH"O'' "