New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

m N on Sunday land the large numbers that assem-
lie 10 discuss The subject There has been. he as
.srt,d. more Democracy difused IN porter houses
ON Sunday than in any other place. thtar hear,
tremendous stamping and clapplng
He suggested that IN. call tOr The next meeting
bould embrace all citizens who were Interested tie
also sucrested that Committee should be appoint
cd n waii on the people To get them TO attend ,ir
mccting. and he would guarantee 10 get otD persons
m do so hv hiss own exertions. He assured them
,b,, tbe whole mushroom party would 20 off by
s,ont,nrous combustion. Bot our own party, '"id
T. G, has been in fault in suffering these laws 10 re-
main 50 lons uponthe Statute Book
In conclusion. he suggested That they should h,ve
hand bills posted up, which he thought would Df
hciicr than advertising, and he h"Ftd 'ha' t'e'l
man would attend and no, be AFRAID lest some et'tt'
Inspector should be watching HIM 10 report nlm to
the Mavor
Mr. GglrrES informed Tie meeting that Captsn
Davis pruiitrcd them the use .! the room on hhIS
Iav afternoon Z" grntHft0xsiy
A vote o; thanks was tendrred 10 Capt. DAVIS anu
the meeting adjourned TO meet Hsain ihs a'''Ih"oh'
letter from Cuba affairs OF ~. Domingo
We find the following III The EaPfcss' AL
though not exactly latest news" It possesses
interest:
There was no news of any importance at 81 Jago.
Some precautionary measures had heen taken
tor fear that the conspiracy detected IN Havana
might have extended among them / he dfouehi
.tll continued no ram u any const quence inh
fallen for above ten months fruits ANA vegetables
we're scarce and high. the crops had alrendy sui
fred severely; tobacco would he nearly lost ana
w,s ,.ared that many corn fields would be ruined
iur the next year.
The brig NAV, Capt. French from Boston, ar
rived M Aux Caves 29th NAV. GA menrsrng the port
he found there tie L. = ship PEBBLE c"p'. Fferl"n
vEu Immediately cent strong iorcr o' men ON hoh''
the Nav and anchored her under the protection al
| ,,,,. shin On communicating wuh the shOTr. 'rpt
French found thai his cons= nces and nra " ever.
chant there hnd nd their proper. c"nil-catrdund
| n,rn Obliged y tor their lives. Among iheni'
Mr. Gnuch Amerlcan conmrrcl"l agent had he'"
rohh d OF every Thing. including Siuoo cash. S"u
II inch nc had recovered. Had II not bteh ipr 'ii'
| protection Afforded hN the frrb!e. Capt. f"nct
would have been Obliged 10 discharge aud ubnud"u
al. CARGO rnd ueTfnps lose hs vrs|t but a,sis'e'
bv tMenr, armed men, Cnpr.F. goi unter"n. ~ Toe
M. hi aud prucer'cd iu sea, pis-lng pear t"o "i
tnrr ,ons which did NOT dare offer 10 deInin hn
acug iur the lnlrrrst oi n ,crnc', ne came l"
-, J1go de Cupa. arrived Isl OF June. aud alter a
| quarantine OF seven days discharged and sold Ills
cargo.
C,pt French wished Ia express publicly his thank
to Ihr c.rnmard nnd officers ui III. PIrbr, Tor The
interest they took III regard IL III property at rsN
and The handsome tr,'ntnent OF h'u!seli lie UNDER
.nonr milling for the Spanish man ihey mad heard
rom s,Ie passengers, n hundred oi wnom had es-
cau ed from ST. Domingo III ii boat III only seven
| uns bur;hrn, that Auerlcnns and ihrir properly
.yerr in anger, aud they lmin-dinel, came Ia Aux
Caves. where ,hev had atreHds pro't cIeJ on
schooner, hch had gone Ia J'maicn (narne not
recu.i.ced) and where merely showing her tihg and
rpn~ wouli undoubtedly have gre"t ii'ct. Ac-
,ordlng To Instructions The, were sOon To proceed
~ II cruise To LnguIm senewhere else, leh'lH-
Aul-riran persons and property I" The care "i MI
Engli,h schooner OF one gun, with II small French
mig u. war which were al Aux C"yrs the captain
OF tnr latter having offered his services 10 protect
Amrrlcan vessels, if any should arrive nter The
Prrbl- away.
The Prcble was the only L. : ship which had
been there for many Years. Americans abroad
would be happy if tney could record more instances
where one OF our Navy has been OF service attn place
where she ought 10 be- i'll tins instance no ciedlt To
the sugacity OF the powers, who would have semi
her any where else. 1t is very hunilialng 10 see
how the Anne character IN such places ~ ircd-
den upon-Io see, as in Aux Cayes-the English
consul the only man whom the negroes had any
respect for or fear OF, ni0rdlng the protection oi
foreign lag when showing our teeth, now and then,
would chungc the mode OF doing business.