The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26


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FnoM LIBERIA. We have receiyeda file q
he Nionroyia Lnminaryt 70 April 9th.
The measles had broken out at Monrovlas aug
to avery great extent. y consldefanN
,ortion of the intabitants-especially the chl'
lrens born in the colony and the natlyes-aeye
having had il. The subjects were sick Tor three
or four days, but no instance oil moisatity ion
alone had occurred.
There was a great scarcity of rice, and sunse-
good deal of suffering among The poo
rer classes, who depend for subsistence on lha'
article of flood.
4 war had broken out between the Grah"ay'
River Cavalla aud Cape Pa\aas tribes, on the
onenart. and the Half CavalM, Rock Town and
Eisb Town tribes, on the other. The fornief
,,a,tv we're All first successful, and burnt several
tyilias oes of HE HALF asallass Afterwards he
~la,ter had the advantage. Ina battle feb. 20
;33S ofthe Graalways aud Gayallas were kiileuof
~mortally wounded.Ilt was feared other tribes
would come to.the assistance OF the Respective
nasties. and that thus d large extent q country
sma,,la Ia involved in tha strife. The report oil
t,es burning III the slave factory at t%iallllas, w
fbe British, is contradieted, 4 native village
and baracoo,i near Gallinas were burnt, n coii'
sequence oftIle refusal of.the people 70 denver
m, some natives from near Sierra Leone
N. Y. Jour. Com.
Aa.ns who
OREeoN MIGRANTS. ae 81" i, hsn,gbt n.
arrived at ST. Louis ohzthe gu ~ A. Gsan.,
FORMATION that. a larger portion OF Inc Oregon
ismiigrants, numbering upwards OF three 'hou,
sand souls has crossed I. ne lst, n Mans ~ tbe 18Th.
were ~ r. hundred and twenty miles from
Independence. They were all we'll and things
looked suspicious for a happy termination =
theirJouruey. ..a
The recent warlike news IRON. a ~ .a.a -
m .a,NaanI !, wbile tbey we're en- soute and on the
NJ; riss 10 use CAPTAIN Adams own words,
-. ~, 81 I.,i,is. Reveille. the only 5conse-
,aa., ftba ,4y,s was. a general expression
sSys ammunition for such foes
[
~ xprntr1oS-Th expe-
dtioa, comprising five companies OF the r,fs.
Regiment off, !. Dungeons unuef conAu4asGa -
gentlemen araliing themselves q '4e poeS,h
ON the 18th ult., in the Mountains anu VII Pr.
coed as far as the ''South Pass, returnihs gyms
u t.J.or.a. ,iv,,r in the fall. The object oil liS
d .aa,an,ont u u rive the different Indian tribes
d H. tbat removes reqion. an idea Of the ability 0
{ The c,,untryto protect her citizens.
80. T..,..o, &. ,ye,,
SC The College buildings 7. S"skI la M;ss;ss;nn
a purchased last THURSDAY, lof oms 4n az rpl
Conference for the sum o. siolooo. ca1 IT, 1', =
ference will transfer the Centenary o'ANse :
Jackson, La, as soon as rs Pfessas : peea"
i can be wound up EooaIue l4Nssi} tePei
3 I'm inst.
III M g.. -11--I-L n M.I,ils has ordered
i. y - -, a. ]Il@yassels arriving fro,
sulct 4ua' IN -.,oa Is fbs E,.,
nc full prevalence of small poXlnthe Nofthefn Gil.
M IT. >, a.. ro, s..,
y + LoKipA. ne ~ NJ - 49,. -, -,
OF nave tefia'ia'e''' ani - Il.
IT, oeeh Fece''t seu = -. - cA,a.as
9 oelaFs : letss;t. tar Il. 1870, oe,he ]
stature. l~o democrats WIZ pe sem - :
!. 2. seha'e.
4 sorr BAs1s. The Cashier ofthe bank
~ 81. Clair Michigan, IS redeeming the bills wi
&C. ,:ae I,,,bey. at mar. Sam, ofthe advocates
m nanar renresentative AS money, Of its bell
as ornrre IN; ant u carry. would be pizzled to dispo
IN /, cart load Of change of this species.
Iad 5.-.--
lad If AZ nunneries in Paris, containing two the
an sand three hundred and eighty-three nuns.
bill
led The washington correspondent Oh the ~
bon York journal Of nj says "l1 aPpe'
that Mr.. klyes VIII continue 10 print 'ne -
lgresstonaf Gtooe ana APPen0II' ahu' also'
Ton Icsnneeilon WIN 0eiohei fe'er Io'rt' ~ 81 -
have now appeared, and II is probable that 70