, 1874-03-30
FOREIGN.
The Remains Of Dr.. Livingstone Ar
rived at Suez,
Particulars Of fIis Last Illness and
Death.
Adjournment Of the French, italian, and
German Parliaments.
Bismarck Threatens to Offer His
Resignation.


Resignation.
DEATH OF DR.. LIVINGSTONE,
iUeratd Cabte SpeciaL]
LONDON, March 20.-Tho steamer MalYa mr.
r1vod of suez at II O'Clock Saturday night
Arthur Lalng md Jacob Wainwright wero or
board in charge Of the remains of Dr, Living.
stone.
Tho following nccount ia given Of Ltvinestono'e
fatnl illness and death
He had boon i'll Of chronic dlyaontery several
moatas oadn.s Ho s wes xol supplied with storos and
A pREsENr1MENr
TINT tho attack would prove fatal. At first, be
was ablo to ride on donkey, but soon had to be
qarriod" ARRIVING ut A1ulila, beyond Lake
Bemba, in the Bisa country, ho said,
"nulLD MK A uur TO DIE INn
hut was built by his followers. Tho 1st Of
hlny he was confined to bed and afterwards
suffered t1il greatly Eroaning night and day. The
ed that more Erass bo put over tho hut.
hotumbo,. Chief of Bisa, sent flour md beans
eng @ oeh"ved vol toward tho party. Tho fourth
DR.. LIVINGSTONE Wan 1asEHs1n1E,
and diod about midnight. A1akadhooa, a servant,
was present. when DR.. Livingstone made lla last
entry in bis his diary, April u. Ho spoke much and
HOME AND FAMILY.
| Whnn be MAS first seized by the fatal attack.
ho told nia followers he intended to exchange
everything for ivory to giyo them and then
Ena'13 na3.n On to W Hjijt and zanzbas and to reach
followers
CONSULTED WHAT TO DO.
The Nasaick boya determined to preserve the
roma1nB; they wore nfrail to inform tho Chief
Of the death Of the Doctor. Tho Secretary had
tho BODY removed to another hut, and built d
high fonco around it to insure priyaoy.
He then removed tho internal organs placad
them in E tin box and buried it inside the fonce
nnder largo tree. Jacob Wainwright cut
| on tho the tree thero thus:
DooTon n1v1uasroxE4
Died May 4tl, 1878.
| and suporscribcd 1t with tho name of tho
headman susa; The body was preserved in salt
Ketnmbo.. on being informed Of Livlugstoue's
doath, had.dru1ns beat and guns frod aB
A TOKEN OF REsrECT.
md allowed his followers TO remove tho body.
which they placod in coffin Of bark, and COM
menced the journey to Unyamj embe which con-
stunned about atx months. sending in advance q
pnIty with information Of nil TINT had occurred,
Addressed to Livingstouoa sou. Tho advance
'oy Party " were % net " Mr.. Cameron, who scnt back
THE noDY ARRIVED AT UNyAMJEMnE
ten days after tho advance party and rested thore
two weoks.
Mr: Cameron Murphy, and Dillon also arrived
together there. The Inter was very iii; his
sight gone and mind Infected. r. afterwards
committed suicide at Kasakera, and was buried
thore.
At Unyamjcmbo Livingstonos ronaains wero
pnced IN another bnrk case, smatler one, done
up to reprcsont balo OF goods, so as to deceive
the nattvcs, who objected to the passage OF tho
corpse, aud thus carried to Znnzibar. Dr.. Liy-
ingatones clothing, papers, aud instruments ac-
colnpauled the body.
Whom sick III bed, DR.. LIVINGSTONE nrayed
much, and said:
IT All GOING HOME"
Chumah remains at Zanzibar.
Webb. tho American Consul at Zanzibar, has |
stone to Stanley, md will deliver them perso1. |
ally. |
GEOGRAPHICAL NEWS
z T. rs folow4 After stanloy's departure, tho
end of Tanganyika trayeloa south Of tho |
Lako Bomba, or Danguooleo crossed
It from north 70 south. then proceeded along
tue east side, returning north through the
addressed to the Secretary Of Stato nro In charge
OF Arthur Lining, D British merchant Of Zanzi-
bar. Murphy aud Cameron reman behind.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 19-n1arshal Serrano's attack
on Pedro Abanto has been successful. Tie
Carlsts we're driven boyond Santa Guliaua,
Tho Carlist forces in Valoncia uulor command
Of Santos hare been dofeated by tho Govern
mont troops with a loss Of 80 killed md 200
takon prisoners. In the lust engagement boforo
l3llboa, Gen. Primo de Rivera was severely, and
Con. Iona slightly wounded.
Tho Times correspondent at Sorrano's hoad-
quarters tologTaphs tAat tho losses in tho battle
IT friday before Dilboa are enormous. Rivera
Shs motally wounded. When tho National
.ruops heard this, they rotuaol to giye quarter.
ien. Iona was seriously wounded, aud two
1olonolH were killed.
TRANCE.
PARIS, March 28.-The Assembly adjourned
until tho 18th Of Nav,
a rumor iB ourropt that Rouhofort and Pascal |
irousset lsso escaped from. tho penal colony Of
Now Caledonia to Auatralia.
pAlls, March 20.-Groat excitement vas cro-
sten hero Saturday by runlor OF the death OF
'x-prestdont Thlors, which proved to be ,l1-
oudded.
The Republican candidates for tho Assembly
ave beGn esectnd III tho Departments Of thu
GREAT DRITA1N,
LONDON, March NO. q. n,.-Tho Queen will
o,ew t'o troops Of tile Ashantoo expedition at
o'clock at Windsor. After tho roylow, dunor
I'LL bo given tho troops ut tho CaBtlo
4 Uaronetcy will be conferred on Gen, Woleoley.
'ho Will alsopoooiVo ortlora Ut KugAt!lood.
ITALY,
1loME, :Msrch 29,--Tho Chambers yestordav
dtouFuod to moet Oh tho l4tA Of April. l
GERMANY.
BERLIN, March 9D.-I,Ao Qer1aan Parliament
a. taken roceHB lutil April 0, |
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