New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-05
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papers from Liberia o. a'h of April


papers from Liberia % 9fh Of April
The American Colonies were enjoying fhe blessing %
peace. happiness snd prosperity Upper ta.dWeA Its'.
n. House congIt -0n End fhe Day and sunday >cnoo
attached. 1r. reported fo be- most fNemQl'y hrr Nf
Hs-.l WRITES cncoura-ngy from fh. Interior mission
Mount Andrews d. has been among The Tribes. teach
n inc Gospel and ispr-ing the children, am every
~ler, met cheerful and friendly rect ptHn Tie nainri
many children after d-fll-l she'd people 10 me Colony
n the United states Fourteen hoy- werr gwen %
him hy their par,n-.-he adopted them t- part 0f ls
family Cope i.mas ua- quiet The war between thf
native tribes having terminated TIE Episcopal Mission
AMONG fhe conquerug tribe had u0 sustained any injury,
uor were The Coon-fs Il s ncommoded hy me savage
conflicts of ins uaff-. The Methodist Mission IS some
distance from the scene 0i contention.
TIE aggressive movements of England have crsatst
much uncasres- snou- fhr coQn-t-. cur Colonies tf
'hlcaientd tv ne Brush Government tltir revenue
ave- have been di-regaried part ~ The Territory has
been seized and offered i0s safe End me cQ1l-- nave
been denied al political national rnf- except such 10
England please, 20 gram lhey aPpea. 10 iAe lu.ied
-iAie- and iofhe whee civilized world 20 Judge between
Them and The s--le,sor
Appn tensions were entertained thar another and more
Formidable attack would Del mai. on the OnnNuy TIDE
oy th- Haf Care.lt-. The Lum.nait -ay-
~ neither rhf uites nos n conflict fi- ne o. li1-re1
nv their respective allies b. quest 90 of some cors.ier
BE Interest % le 90. a-fs 90 Cope anla- who ~oli
Pei mot probably iu of such an --le. immediate
tAe sest ~ strife There strong iear- that tl-
nt The should be- flt entire beach. 80 "a AL me
natives ere concerned flr forty VI Try miles distant .
ir gated Hf tle flames uf nosf bloody war 'iEil
on ~ bar has been Ihs n.av not arecf ile a. ln.-s
rr further than VIII o. Their supplies % rcf- and
ntnf cher iAu-- fos which a. present intt ai. prl
cipi.i ol l.ldeIf ol TIE natives.
FROM BgEvruA-We have ihe Hamilton Ga
zeitc u May ~ The island .fl.4rlenf was opened
"a tle 10Th ulil The usual -eleulnir-- lo.1nt- Reed
The Governor ID l.- speech alrfrt- o. tnf utct--y 90
establishing Llrarlc A-Ylum % sIna-l scale a-.
especially to tie imperative need of moe enlarged ard
effective provisions ilr education h recommends the
industrial -llool system
AZ Agricultural Fair and cattle exhibition bad been
held wlch attracted much sclton and presented very
favorable specimens Prizes were competed ior die
cost having been provided hy legislative grant aided
by b.-s addition from the Governors private purse
postscript 10 the Gazette 81 The th inst announces
III arrs u the Ias from = Thomas, with up
Har1 10 -Nfy passengers There Wa lurn czne-s b.
pernerrs Lieut. Bssof j. dead The senator ulfl -
recapfurcd Africans had arrived n Trinidad. ami rle
Lord Hungerosd, with 80 coolies lrom Miis- ~ lems
rarL Commercial
2 The steamer penob-cot says fhe Boston NAL
was forced ashore 10 CrDe Ann. about Two O'Clock Tue.
day morning hy so0p which rsn directly across her
bow. The hcwsprr Of The sioop was carried away
There were stout three hundred passengers aboard -le
trrue-coi nl were IN STATE Of great alarm 1r tine
bur ~ boat ~ Oh without much damage and a.
rved sese About oc.cSk