The New York herald., 1872-08-29

says that the letters and parts OF letters herein
pr. Hyingstone TO William r. stearns, Esq" now 0
| the city OF New York and late OF the city Of BON
Pay rhics originals are now n possession q sa
sworn to before me, this ssth day q; o. August
Is7a. LsosARD MISUsE Notary Public, New Yorl
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LErTER NO. I.
Nv ZANZIBAR, Feb .. 1855.
On. Nine Of the bufaocs died before got here on
4 to Ss plant 1 s kills.
al places on the IN mainissa '-1 tsxcspf f one one
must must % some np secuiia1sy ss foy fosnd 50 nere'
and not existing generally. WIN you send some
Possibly the may sSnI help me In s
matter, and you had better communicate with him
on the point. Meanwhile am on the lookout FOR
drive oil mills. and they are few.
=. ! cannot move from this for three weeks, when
Wasp goes next week to Mauritius and win send
her.
I have called on the American Consul here and find
MN TO be pleasant, gentlemanly person. Give
% my love to someryiIle, and what foryou can say
The Baron Won Der Decken, as far as can learn,
lost mis- life by treating the natives with contempt
The chlef who was the cause OF his death, held out
M Sad as an oef tnIa o. . he thrust
Mohammedan Chief could not forgive. But
the poor Baron never lost an opportunity of
very moment when he was seized and plnioned he
ad tono5 not believe that any African would Care 70
Am very sorry that what might have
been TN Important opening into Africa
the Jos vss shut up by the
The river is said to be excessively winding, SO
much SO that long steamer could not navigate 1t.
nneV d we Went up oo miles, which may not mean 100,
don't need anything from bombay except the
buffaloes. but as dhow will be sent with them
nj tiua aOunn
od magic lantern slides, which need. We
were DucHaroped by some fellow in Bombay,
empty-some rifles gone, too-but get all the am
munltion l need and rifles, too. from Captain
Praaasw as of the Wasp I9b Ya sasSm vnsSsAS e AM5SFa
written along the margins.]
Any very good piece Of news-anything showing
TO me ut your convenience. ConsiGn to Political
Agent, to be forwarded aud apply to Mr.. Tracey
for money II Governor does not volunteer to pay.
LETTER no O.
ZANZIBAR. Feb. Is, 1860.
!! wrote yon BY the vigilant which was going to
to wneA 1d9 or tSs wsh cass sent ha
up to leading them Would be an acquisition sacR
Q one can be secured at reasonable rate OF pay.
have to wait for H. M. 5. Penguin, and will
probably be some weeks here. Should the beasts
Coine Wflle am mere would keep tnehl on
board till tho man.ofwar came. to tow her
down. So you had better arrange for this In your
agreement with the master Of the DhOw. Say, so
much to Zanzibar, and. II need be- to wait and 60
on to Rovuma for so much more. write note to
Mr. Tracey by this mail about the money, and
trouble you, because believe you will not esteem
this service a trouble.
am getting doubtful II the Brava people will
bring down any camels this year, as Van der Deck
ems death may inspire fear of vengeance In their
minds. Some think them guilty. l do not;
but Arabs are very suspicious. pr: Kirk Is coming
through Bombay. am living at Sultans expense,
and all my men too. Love to SOmervillc.
DAVID LIVINGSTONE
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ZANzIBAR 10th February, 1885.
MY DEAR STEARNS -
wrote you twice by different ships proceeding to
tan's ship Nadir Shah, In case OF her max
ng shorter passage than the others. ! want
ten more butfaloes by native vessel. The money
TO take Of them on board and you had
better secure one who knows how to
lead and manage them well after he joins
any experience OF them in the march: / dare say
the conlmissariat will lend you hand II you speak
to Sir Bartle on the subject.
l have been expecting camels from Brava as
usual, but this affair Of Van der Decken may deter
them from coming. have to wait for the Penguin
to take me to R0vuma, and the dhOw Is to be en-
gagged to go thither for so much more pay III re-
quired).
Chiko and another have gone home, and two have
remained or rather revolunteered. The captain IA
native OF Bombayl gave me free passage for them
erable as they took the wages of their defunct
companions and all the duds collected by the two
tnat remained, as well as their own gleanlngs. i
wish you to say that am thankful to some of your
native friends, that the captain may hear Of 1t.
His name, Momagse Hisagee; the brig, Wei