The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22

! x,.xssr- sseAI temoe TO me. he hsa
mustache and beard, and was very fat. Va ,,ram
then about going to Maruneu and Uniema."
MORE TIDINGs.
On the 18th OF May SneiKh Abduah bin wasil
found me cncamped at Mpwapwa and gave me the
foll0winQ:-
The musungu white mani has gone to Manlcma,
months march IRON Ujlii. He mas met with a
bad accident, having shot himself In the thigh
viii return to Ujijl. There are many lakes on tho
other side OF the Tanganylka. Lake Jill Is very
great; Lake Uruwa Is also great, Lake Bangucolo IL
great, but Lake Maniena Is great, exceedingly
great.
THE STORY OF sHEIK THANH.
At Kusur, in Msunda Mkhali or the lsnd Of the
wayanzi, on the 18th or June, met slleik Thanh
bin Massoud, who impaired the following
.You are asking me about the musungu whom
people call 'Dochter Felusteen' DR. Livingstone.
Yes; lived near him about three months ut UjUi
HIS men have all deserted him. except three slaves
whom ne was obliged to buy"
"WhyW -
"He used to beat his men very HARD II they did
not do instantly what he told them. At last they
all ran away; no one would stop with him. He had
nothing with him, no cloth nor beads, to buy food
for long time; he had to 60 out and hunt buffalo
every day. Heis o very old man and very far too
has long white beard. He is great eater, NASH
allah He would eat pot OF ghee and q big plate.
full Of rice three or four times o day. Mashallan
but you see this thing pointing to tea saucer)ar
"Yesn
.weil he would eat that full Of butter, with pot.
full OF ugali porridgel"
STILL ANOTHER STORY OF LIvINGToNE.
on the 10th Of June met Hassan, Balooch sol.
dier OF Sneikh Said bin salim. OF Unyany embe, VIII
gave news about Livingstone to this erect
HE Is very old man, with o beard nearly white.
HIS left shoulder Is out OF joint from fight he had
with q suri0d lionl He has gone TO Maniema
with some Arabs. Maniema ID three months march
from UjUL He 10 about returning to UJUi soon.
owing to q letter he received rom the 'Balyuz'
Consul They say that although ne has been out here
80 long he has done nothing. He has fifteen bales
OF clotn at Unyanyembe, not yet sent to him."
NEWS FROM UNYANYEMBE.
on the Goth, ut Kubuga, three DAYS from Unyan.
yembe, sneikn Amir bin Sultan informed me as fol.
lows
eyes, there is a musungu, very old man, who
came TO Ujii by the way Of Lake Nysssa and Ca.
zembe After coming to UjIi he went to Marungu.
and then returned TO UjuL About q year ago ne
crossed the Tanganyika Lake, and accompanied
some Arabs to Lake Maniema. which, am told, Is q
very great lake. much larger than Tanganyika.
Lately a caravan coming from Ukonongo brought
the news that he was Dead don't know whether
the news be true or not"
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
Az this place have received the following addi-
tonai informaton:-He Is on the road to Ujiji from
Lake Maniema, which Is west OF Ugubba. the lake
Is nfteen camps from the Tangsnyika, in south
southwest direction. With me are going to UJiji for
him fifteen loads OF cloth, eight loads OF beads ana
twelve boxes, containing wlne provisions-such as
sugar tea SALT pepper spices and such little luxu-
RES besides clothes, books and newspapers II
at Ujul in one month more shall see MIN,
the race for homo shall begin. Until l hear
more OF MIN or see the long absent old man face to
face bid you farewell; but wherever he is be
sure l shall not give up the chase. II alive you
shall hear what he mas TO say; II dead Will IND
and bring bis bones TO you.