, 1877-10-12
How the Old Explorer Was Do.
teated by Delays and
Want Of Means.
Aayery-Horrihle Sutlorings Of tho
Victims in Transit to
the Coast.
D.rlt II Ebony Skttetehs.-Zaa1itar aud lis
Enlsr Responsible iar Tho
Tfaffif.

nd The london LaAy Telegraph: While at uJlY, /
ID ts7l, Livingstone kfndle,l In ME un cnvtouz
desire to sec Mauyer,A, when he permitted him
,eIf TO speak about the g!orles Of the last coun-
tty be had traycrscl, lie was truly enthusiastic
about II. Ilc spoke of gigantic, towering woods,
extraordinary Hlr'cty Of vegetation, beautiful
scencs Of wooded hills and verlurous valcs anti
basins, amablc and interesting tribes, beautiful
women, and many other things which showed
thst tho veteran trnyclcr had been mora than
or],uari5y impressed. l tind from diIiecnt In
ourjes here tlat his residence, his travels hlther
md thltker, and his journeys from and to Ujit
must hare embraced q period Of three years OF
thereab0nts,
Ltv1SGsroNn's LATER JOURNEYS.
The distance from Ujji to Nyangwc Is about
SO oEngllsh miles, which VIC performed in fortr
days, Inclusive Of hnlts. ind be was laid up
very long time with most painful diaease Of
The feet at Kabambarrc. From native acco,,nts
he seems to hare been there from stx to twelve
months. It WAS certainly long enough for tho
noble old explorer to study tho nature OF the
natives Of Enst Manyetna. I llave not tho
slightest doubt that by Tho beautiful women he
epokc to nc about ho meant the women of
Kabambarrc, In En4t A{anycma. These women
arc, without doubt, comely, winning, md most
nniahlc compared with anything TINT Living
stone may have seen south of south latitude 6
degrees In Africa. but Livingstone should have
visited the proud beauties Of the Watus! Wnn-
uukon, and OF tho whtte race Of Gamboragaru.
lie would then lave only remembered the
women Of East Manycmn for their wIneonlc-
ness and nmfabIlsy. Tho traveller "Daoud,"
or Dayft, IL q well-rcmcmbercd figure In this
ftttou between NynnGwe and the Tanganytka.
lie has made an impression on tho people
Witch viii nut DO forgotten for generation at
ltast.
"Dtd vo1l know him1n oil Mwpna Nrof, Of
ths L,,ai1,u aakctl Of me eagerly, Upon reecly.
inr an affirmative lie sall Il, hts sons and broth
ets, il DO you hear what he saysl lle knew the
Sjm.u Thon, turuint. 10 me, ho asked nc,
TWa. be 1,ot n vory Erotl man +, 10 widrh I re-.
n,Jcd, "Yes. nv frist,d, lie was gooI: far better
tasn any man, whlta or Arab, you viii ever see
s9aln,N
1Ah, YEA: YOU sneak true. Hc has saved mo
frnrn hefnr robbed ,uapy a time by tho Arabs
aud he was 50 gentle md patient, and told us
s,ch nlcaeant stories Of tho wonderful land Of
rnal man. indccl,'
lJa,i olI Sfwann Nroi been al1o to sneak like
IN educated ncraon j should, 10 doubt, bnyc
hail sonlcthIur llse a narrative o{ DAVID Living.
cducatcti, tuucl, Of what he saI,l was broken Ly
frcoucnt htns and sLakinrs OF his head. as
tho,,Ub lin travrlrr'a rnoxl nnnittjrs weTc hc-
YOU'D description or enumeration. Ife wisely
tIem 10 YOU, ''> '>'' "
WEARY. AND .sp,nM.
hut wlat has strurk ME, while tracing Living.
stone to liz utmt,st rtacl,,-ttts Arai, t,cput 81
,noro so indeed than efon i,is avn AK relation oi
g, htrrowfui auu heavy tiinra. is that he io.e u0t
seem To have bcr1 nwnro that liz waa tacriticInr
himself unnecessarily, nor warned Of tbe havoc
nf are. md Anne nowcr Ind left hin. With t}1o
Wec6t ot many years pressing on hIp., thc
shortest march wcaryiur lin. compeliiitg him
to Ialt muny dnys to RECOVER lila strcnrtf' ao-
Iious attack oi illness frequently prostrntInp
en.s a 10 e 70
st0no wua at Inst. l;c biitml hnd inflr1n maj,
Will not whit 81 nv admiration mi love ioss 81
tnrrc"s.sis,v u,,rt ~ ,ara hnard from 4rnhs nn,1
natives. / must INV / tIlmk ono Of Ills her,iest @
tassaastcrs % a wns iinscl nlS @ '"' ~ LID AA'4'''
usaihH rss s's 70 ADVANCE.
d!rcetly wsss "f Eabn barre' ~. e' il acco'nnam1ps
asmail caravan halfway to thc m riycs endl l. thep
rnn;n.c ~ r. an,a - 1,ot cvon y" tur' hsk II
~ =" nanIsnua'is. ,.,s ns1s nc psWscua y
.,,yanGme: is aonut TWO months on nv ROM
ta'"uEn lug uls'anSa H. 9nif ao1ut 1o1rleei
tinunv s tonrnsy and Of foiowmr tn T. Luain
ue,,bns ~ ,n,u as ~ ~. -, ~
n" ar'anel !" lotsun.ns tne nuAsuA p!ht.ea5,o' "
rauiI< @ % ~ as, ~. ~ ma ~. .' nna
wIs ~ nt H. 10 4m ~. u " 'a no r. Is 70 70 ig Il,
.. ~ te .v,a vJsy IT. heH 20 uo I'M '
E l. jim s,,'',,",i: vea ~ aa,sn -. Au. ,,r
81, T., - sm"n ~. W Soa ~ .ot
H. tno,, ~ & o ,strm Nv w. t ~.
ihnv 'nrm ra, Nv ~ @ n, nv .1,,s " n nd ~. ~ &C.,
m..,.I. y, @ ~ s i.,'t HI. 10 nUt
tsM -. ssn ~ M auaso ~ WY w. no suuun. sM.a'