, 1872-07-04


to-day notified, for inquest of % vic
tins of sun-stroke. Some forty deaths
are reported. The heat was intense to-
day; the thermometer reached 1922 in
the shade.
AsP1NwALL.-Capt. Pennell, of the
Edgar Stuart. on persuasion of President
Cameo, who guaranteed h-norable re-
lease, voluntarily submitted to formal
arrest for "a hours in order to vindicate
the dignity of the State authorities.
ans-Atlantic Telegraph line from
Santa Rosa. Argentine Republic. to san
ttago, Chill. is formally opened.
New YORK. July 1.-The Herald's s
London dispatch says: Letters have been
received from Stanley, the Livingstone
explorer. of which the following is a
summary: From Urejamey Tubec. where
Stanley arrived in Sept. last he intended
advancing on Ujujl, but Menimbo King
of Ujuji, declared that not caravan
should pass UjuJi except over his body.
The Arabs declared war and anticipated
a victory. gave them assistance the
first day and in concert with the Arabs
attacked two villages; captured, killed
aud drove away the inhabitants. The
third day the Arabs were ambushed and
routed with terrific slaughter. On the
fourth day there was desertion of the
Arabs: my own men after considerable
difficulty reached the suburbs of Ujujt.
l entered, firiug guns aud carrying the
Americen flag; the astonished natives
focked out in crowds with deafening
shouts. noticed in the centre of a
group Of Arabs and strangely contrasting
with their sunburnt faces, a pale looking
gray-bearded white man, wearing naval
cap with gold bands, and red woolen
shirt preserving demeanor of callnness
before the Arabs. I said it WAS DR.. .Liv-
ingstone, I presumed. He smilingly
answered, = Yes," He informed me that
he started in March, 1868, with IL Sc
poys, 9 Johanna men and liberated
slaves and travelled up the banks of the
Rohana, his men got frightened deserted
and reported him dead as an excuse
for the desertion. He crossed the Cham
brei and found it to be not contiguous to
the Zambezi but a wholly separate river;
and he found it was called, farther on,
Luababa. He explored 100 miles and
found that the Zambezi is doubtless the
source of the Nile and that the length
of that river is about 1900 miles; it is
not supplied by Luganycka. He reaoh-
ed within $50 miles miles of the Explor-
ed gronud when he was obliged to re-
turn to Ujuji destitute. Here we met
and we both left on the 10Th of October
and arrived al Nuyaegambe at the end
of December. We spent % days in ex-
ploring the district together. Living
stone left Nuyaugambe to explore the
mouth of Jan Jamjike Lake and the re-
manning $50 miles of the Luababa river
woich will occupy the next two years.
La CONNER, June 3O-By reports from
Omineca of the 23d ult., we learn of the
poisoning of 16 persons by eating sup
posed mushrooms. Ten of them lived
on Discovery Flat, and three have died
from effects Of the poison. Their
names are David Hughes, formerly of
Lexington, Kentucky a Capt. Mann, d
native of New York, and Mr.. Cook.
formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, who re-
Gently came from Victoria with his fam
lily to reside here. A Mr.. Mcintosh is
now dangerously ill, and several others,
but are expected to recover.
PoRTLAND, June 29-The full official
vote of Oregon in the late election is as
follows: Republicans. 13, Demo-
Gratis, 1887. Republican majority,
s46. In the Senate the Republicans
have two aud in the House fifteen ma
Jority, making the majority on joint bal
lot seventeen. The Legislature meets
early in September.
PORTLAND, June IA man named
Chapman committed suicide to-day by
jumping from the ferry boat. saying to