Kelly Wemyss Bay, by Greenock,
August 6th, 1872.
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Dear Sir.—I write to say that I received last Saturday my father’s letters and the diary which were entrusted to you by him.
I wish also to express to you my heartfelt gratitude for going in search of my father, and aiding him so nobly and bringing the long-looked-for letters safely.
Henry M. Stanley, Esq.
Believe me, yours truly,
AGNES LIVINGSTONE.
3.—Dr. Livingstone’s letter of thanks to James Gordon Bennett, Esq., Jr., the handwriting of which was published in fac-simile in the “Herald,” and fully substantiated by Mr. John Livingstone, of Canada, brother of the explorer, and more familiar with him and his handwriting than any man living.
4.—The letter of John Livingstone to Mr. Blake, American Consul at Hamilton, Ontario, in Canada, which was accompanied by a letter from Dr. Livingstone, proving handwriting, and forwarded to the “Herald” through the Department of State at Washington. This letter follows:
Listowell, August 24, 1872.
F. N. Blake, Esq., United States Consul, Hamilton, Ontario.