The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

both Of the two gentlemen were In instant appre-
Murundi' who had surrounded them at night; and
this instance among hundred others WIN illustrate
travellers were engaged In eating their supper stan
Icy called the attention Of his companion to the fact
that they were IL, act.sy y !ssts
eyes said STANLEY Ssoe ara hah; Inc Doc tSi
moment" Livingstone turned and saw the them and and
Inc ntSIrr s.X.,;S, sv.s se1i Sn0m: 90 s0o mus US
"U MAy9Gi percelvea tnat .ney were seen tney
me travellers aneYereQE naJ lley were white men,
ana asks9 then. what they vance. T9S natives
ti6 white men In the evening. When they bad gone
Livingstone and Stanley thought, on due con
Be Sesr % ell ing at
ingly, they got into their boats, and Stanley had
Just pushed on from the lake shore when the
force and with much fury, attacking them with
stones and arrows Mr.. Stanley cooked his gun
these feiows." But DR.. livingstone answered,
mo. no;> We have got out Of danger; It is not
necessary to shed blood now" The attack, how
ever, was, by Mr.. SANKEY'S account, OF an ex-
ceedingly. dangerous character, despite the hui
name and cool conduct OF the great explorer in
face OF 1t. rEr
ANOTHER INCIDENT
mentioned in the course Of my long conversation
Sih The a" nfy countrs Of
coast Of Lake Tanganylka Dr. Livingstone had
re SGs e 20
the tent, crying excitediy, '.Mastef, master, get
your gunl men want to fghti" ~ soon found"
were scores OF excited native fellows shouting
out that they were going to KIN MS; SO sent Iour
the danger, and desiring him to hurry back to the
camp. By and by the Doctor returned, IN MS
usual calm and dehberaIe manner presented nim,
self to the chief man OF the natives VINO nad
made the hostile dem0nstratOns ana, WITHOUT
any appearance whatever OF alarm or OF anger,
COOny inquired what was the matCcr from
the reply to this question 1t came out that the son
OF the CHIEF man nad neen muraered oy tne Arabs
US their revenge for his death; Courteous ana calm
almost beyond anything tnat ! can convey to you
IN words continues Mr. Stanley "tne DOCTOR
met their declaratlon wlIh tne answer that
although all tnat was alleged Dy tne riends OF
the deceased might be true, we had nothing IN
the world to do with the 1nIsinessi we , were
white men, anu not ARABS anu Ill prSol ne pared
ms arm anu % 70 t Ie Which, eS ho MIR mU
Us We
in the long run, TO bride them in order to get rid
OF them Tney ieit ms ou1 eafng leso sney m,gnt
tiers across the lake. distance OF thrty'hve mhes'
Mr. STANLEY was Or y Ss Searer Of letters from
Dr. LIVINGSTONE 10 L0rd Granviie, 70 !ne presldeht
OF tne hoya S1ciSEy, 70 MI, oatcs tne
Agnes Livingstone IN to his eldest son SIns
Sne eiaest py Dirtm h th peen A tn Wlie
a asnns t Ssvs civil @' a No Mr.
Mria mgsfnD r hrs Waon or@eri Nin ~
RomSov: SIR Seymour Fitzrerad' ex(SoveIn9r Of
Bombay; Mr.. Webb Newsstand Abbey; Dr.. Edwin
Sewaru VI p DUoy "ap Wuo mh ne " 'Ii a anu ~
company ReV He W. frn Oh
Stanley at ZANZIBAR as as. also Mr.: Oswald Lying
stone VINO wen. Suo w.a me searc On S o
nome Win MI; nuaniey o.er .eIteIs are IN anu
ior mr. So ay H omH vi az, w h Eng
ment r wsoGI "'''' NIL ''' ''' no' ~ '"0 'Ao'
WHAT Dr. ANiNasiWN lsnp InIShS Vi AahhioAN EN-
Dr. Livingstone ex TreHs,ih himself as being ex
cee0ngy prouu Vi Iile ihterest TAKEN IN MN ny tnc
people OF America and as perfectly astonshed that
a. Journal 81 tnat country should nave sent out
an oAPoat .u 10 search lor nm. Inc eX-
Po I nus transmitted a 10 tne NEW YORK hERALD
Gordon Bennet Of ' that
%a0 @ s the dea 81 the spef
man Who ny aown ana
to the subjects Of the slave trade in Africa and Of
cSverIes Wncn ne mas maae Mr. Staniey reports
that Dr. Livingstone mas consented to commqnl.
SO ably and bravery represented; 50 that the first
q tae tupe Is 81 which the en-
the SSs S s fs icy b e arise cs as to
at Zanzibar, has acted, and respecting the way in
WHICH VIZ expeqltlQn sent ogf ~ We EQyqi Ge9'
w no e under
ten, BY the statements which d.. Livingstone has
lay w SAI' 1oiI,y "iiN " 1857 oiOho Wi.,SH
Mr. Stanley himself repeats in the most positive
manner. Inc substance Of these statements Is that
Dr. MIX lailed Ia rehdenng 70 Livingstone That
proper sapport winch meht nave given england
the honor u ending MN. Mr; Stanley complains
Oh the long time tnat Dr. MIX TOOK In sending
on goods wnich were moreover given IN charge
10 men VINO snoWea themselves unworthy OF tle
atsM Ut. MIN 700, uoes no, SEEM rom CONVEX
TIeposesd fun CONFIDENCE In Pr Livingstone, OF to
avr ma9 aeiaious y. ~ mpa'Iy WIN hlii' Mnen
tht tS az @ says E M S,aHteyl ~ Meaiu
s na t"eoS maS py potnu i4r INC .eraor III
w s ro nyhor on o. tbo ~ @
had h9en tSarn 1 two months rnma;neS or ot pm
har one month ana fnrtnicht arter was at Rnna.
Eil L. was p ~ .G 1'cs .uau 'at
Wom Tho nhiof ~ tbe ror,v hoarT thnt w. III III.
cnm,on i az ofto oo 10, er,M .. III ha
.vs 1oi.uS, a,Voi 'ns .tSIo