Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-08-15

and Stanley. Tho latter ascribed it to
apathy, but DIR. Livingstone said: Ono, it
is jealousy" Chow can that be ?" asked
Stanley. Livingstone answered " You do
not know the cIrcun stances of this expedl-
ton of which l have charge. At my request
it was offered by DR.. Murchison to DR.. Kirk.
He refused it," Here an extraordinary fact
alleged by Mr.. Stanley may be mentioned.
In the course of nine months, eleven pack
ages of letters sent by DR.. Hosmer through
Mr.. Webb, the American Consul at Zanzibar,
reached Stanley at Ujji. Stanley gave DR..
Livingstone the solemn promise that he
would deliver with his own hand, or place
in the London Postofice, the diary of five
years of hisl las expedition (which he has sent
to his daughter, and the letters to Lord
Granville, to the Geographical Society, and
his private friends.....Next to the expulsion
of the Jesuits, the subject most discussed in
Germany just now is the necessity OF re-
ducing the flow of emigration to the United
States. The vast increase OF emigration
this year seems to have awakened the Gov
ernment 20 the realization of its loss, and the
cue is given TO the semi-of1icial and con-
sentative press to raise The cry of alarm,
which they are doing with a vim. The
Berlin wspap are filled with doleful
accounts from various districts where vii
lagos have been almost dcpopulated by the
:" American fever" and, as a remedy, they
demand the lovying of an emigration tax OF
so thalers on every adult emigrant leaving
the country.
DURING a storm on the English coast, on the
5th inst, six fishing vessels were capsiSed'
and all on board perished......During the
Parliamentary elections in Quebec, Canada,
on the 9Th inst, a serious riot occurred be-
tween the English and French speaking
people, in which one person was killed and
three wounded by pistol shots-...The fire.
quency of railroad casualties in England is
causing much and Parliament has
hA4n aIr~1 - ~-,.
of the railroads, with relation to the safety
of Minister Schenck, Gen.
Sherman and Explorer Stanley occupied
seats in the visitors gallery of the British
Parliament, during the session of the 9Th
lnst.....A Madrid newspaper, speaking of
the Cuban instruction, says 1860 rebels
have been killed, and 10000 submitted to
the Spanish authorities. Ten thousand
horses, $4,000 arms, and 1000 swords nave
been captured. ..... Constantinople advices of
the oath ult. state that the Turkish authori-
ties have ordered two agents of the British
Bible Society to leave Borrussia. Their
books were seized, and the sale of all
Protestant works prohibited. The British
Embassy at Constantinople is investigating
the affair.....Late news from Matamoras,
Mexico, says that Trevino accepts the am
nesty if the Government will remove Cora
Ayala and become responsible for his revo-,
lutionary acts.
THE italian municipal elections have re-
suited favorably to the Liberal candidates
in nearly every instauce-"".The Spanish
Cabinet has submitted the draft of a bill to
King Amadeus for the abolition of slavery
throughout the dominions of Spain.--.Con-
siderable excitement has been created
throughout Ireland by the reported discov-
cry of gold near the town of Kinsale.--..The
French Government still keeps a strong
military force at the coal mines, the scene
of the recent disturbances. The object of
the Chicago agent, said to be at work among
the miners, is to induce the disaffected to
emigrate to America. The Internationals
of Belgium are also at work fementing dis
content, and the French Government Is de-
termined to employ the most vigorous
measures to weed them out.