New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-13

at Ujii had lived in the next hut to MN 10, WV
weeks and described him looking very oiu anu
wan, with long gray beard and mustaches' Auu 'u''
recovered from severe illness.
Fonr months after. about the middle OF August,
Mr. Stanley was informed that Livlngs'one was "e'
by n caravan coming from Nyassa Lake AZ ehe very
| +;r,o ,Io+ rooDlo tboueht him murdered. lie was
| uroIliro and was dressed in American sheetng'
uo had Loot all his CLOTH while crossing lake IN
| boat He had three canoes with him. In one no
| mt his cloth; another he loaded with boxes anu
! some Of his men going in the third himself WIN
go servants and two fishermen. The boat
with his cloth was upset Livingstone "oio
CON and was armed with two revolvers, and
Sroscb- leading doublebarreled rife which carried
| Eliminating balls. He had many men WIN MN ~
| first. but had lost several by deserton.
In October again, il was reported to Mr. Stanley
that white man had been seen in certain iocality
whom he conjectures must have been DR.. Living
stone. No further tidings were received until the
third of November when a caravan made its appear
ance announcing that white man had just arrived
at IJiiii. This news startled us all. A white
| man p we asked. Yes, white man,, they replled.
| How is he dressedP Like .the MASTER they
| answered, referring to me. Is he young, or ola
He is old. lie has white hair on his face, ana Is
Sick Where has he come FRONT From a very iat
country away beyond Uguhha called Manyuema''
Indeed and ia he stopping at Ujji nOwP Yes,
we saw him about eight days ago. Do you THINK
he will ston there until we see himp 'Sigue don't
know.l WAS he ever at Ujui beforeP Yes, he
| went away long time ago. Hurrah! This Is LiV-
| ingstone! He must be Livingstone! He can be no
other; but still-he may be some one ese-some one
| from the West Coaster perhaps he is Baker! NO;
Raker has no white hair on his face. But we must
ara
inc. and runs away. L addressed my men,
and asked them if they were willing to
march to Uiji without a single halt, ana
then promised them, if they acceded to my
wishes, two dot each man. All answered IN the
Affirmative almost "a much rejoiced as was myself
But was madly rejoiced intensely eager to resolve
the burning question, Is it DR.. David Livingstone
God grant me patience, but do wish there was
railroad or at least, horses III this country WIN
horse could reach Ujiji in about twelve hours
TWAS about eight months from the departure OF
the last caravan from BagamOyo before the expedl-
ton arrived at Ujiji, when it met with an ample
recompense for unheard-of hardship ana suiierHie
by the discovery of the long lost object OF s secn
The denouement of the plot, so to speak, must o'
given in no other than Mr.. SANKEY'S own words
We push on rapidly lest the news OF our coming ming
might reach the people OF Bunder Cig peIQe we yV ti
in sight, and ready for them We Ialt az th
| ascend n
yepy last OF the myTads we have crossed This alone
prevents us from seeing the lake in all It's yastess
western rim and-pause reader-the port Of UJill i
below us, uncovered In the palms. ony nNo ~ ~
yards from us! At this grand moment we 90 Iot I'm
= of the hundreds OF miles we have marcheI OF tDs
hundreds OF hills that we have assembled anu @
8 of the many forests have traversed OF the
hickets that annoyed OF the fervlu SAT-
bstered feet Of the hot suns that sG1TGheG AZ
last the sublime hour has arrived our dreams on
- hopes, and antcpatiOns are now about 10 DC rezeu
| On
peer into the palms and try to make OUT "a Wcn h luz ~
: ! about the Maagarazi. 80
s "Unfurl the flags aud load your guns !" a.. 800,
I "Ay Wa Iab, ay Walah, bana" respond the men
/ . One, two tbree-hre"
vOey from nearly fifty guns roars like salute from
battery OF artillery: we shall its effect presently
= on the peacefuhlooking village below; -. a.. -,
"NOw, kirangoZi hold the white mans nag up
high ana let the Zanzibar nag bring up the rear:
And you men keep close together, and keep firing
until we halt in the marketpace, before the white
mans house. You have said to me OFTEN thaI you
could smell the fish Of the Tanganika-i can smel tne
FISH of the Tanganika There are fish, and beer,
and long rest waiting for you. March! . =,
Before had gone hundred yards our repeated
voleys had the effect desired. We had awakened uJDi
to the knowledge that caravan was coming ana lne
US. The sight of the flags informed every one
Immediately that we were caravan but the American
flag borne aoft by gigantic Asmani. whose face was
one vast smile on this day rather staggered them az
preached us remembered the flag. They had seen it
float above the American Consulate aud from the mast
were soon heard welcoming the beautiful dag with cries
OF Bindera Kisuugu pa white mans flag! Bindera
Merikani !"-the American flag
Then we were surrounded by them: by wajbi Wan
yamweZi WangwaDa, Warundi, Waguhha Wamanyuema:
and Arabs and were almost deaenod with the shouts OF
"Yambo, yambo, bana! Yambo. bana! IamDo Dana y
To all and each OF my men the welcome was given.
We were now about three hundred yards from the
village of Viii, and the crowds arc dense about me-
Suddenly hear voice on my right say,
GOOD morning, SrP . -
crowd of people, turn sharply around IN search
Of the man, him at SIDE with the blacklist OF
faces but animated and Ioyous-a man dressed IN long
his woolly head and ask *, -,
81 am sus the servant Of DR.. Livingstone" said he,
smiling ana showing a cleaning OF teeth.
What! Is Dr. Livingstone hereT
I'm this villageT
Sure, sure Sir. Why leave him just now"
Good morning, Sir" said another voice
"Halo," said I, dis this another one =
eyes, Sir"
"We, what is your name 2"
my name IL Chumah Sir" -
What are you Churnah, the friend Of weKotanp
Yes Sir"
And il the Doctor wenl"
{" Not very well, Sir"
"Where has he been so long"
" In MaDyuena.'
"Now, you Susi, run and tell the Doctor am com
ing M. -.
But by this time were within two hundred yards
the village. and the multitude was getting denser,
and almost preventing oar march rags and ssreaners
way through the IN order TO greet Us, for ac-
cordng to their account belonged 10 them But tho
great wonder VI all was, "HOW did you come from On
yanyembel"
he had told Doctor that coming, but tho Doc
too surprised TO believe him. aud when the DOC
tor asked Lin my name, Susi was rather staggered
But, during Suss absence, the news had been con-
viewed to te Doctor that 1t surely white man that
was coming, whose guns were firing ana whose nag
could he aud the great Arab magnates of Ui1i-
MOhamned bin Sail, sayd bin Maid, Abid bin Suliman
MOhammed bin Ghar2b and others-had gathered to,