New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-28

Town Gazette of the 2-th March contains me ioi-
towing interesting intelligence relative 10 the hairs
shocking case Of murder and aggression by hatlrs
In relation 70 the GrGtoms To,cl Journal OF the 2lst
n,, In consequence thereof and OF various daring dep
relations all the military posts been ''rengthensd
camp euuipage and have been sent on and the
whole frontier military force ordered 70 be in readiness
for Immediate advance 70 the sraA OF the perhdlous
Chief lola His honor the Lieutenant Governor mad
called upon the several Justices Of the Peace and FIELD
Comet, h be prepared take such steps IN the con-
mon cause Of defence they might De called upon To DO
The Grakcra's Tom Journal. in continuation Contains
the following II becomes oar du'y 10 state that the
Ii.u,enan, Governor has resolved TO call upon the
whole the Burgher force the frontiers TO place
themselves in state OF preparation, either 10 defend
.hetnselve. or TO chastse the kEr hordes which hsve
recently committed many a,rocous ssgressions with
iu the Colony.
several DIVISIONAL Field Corouets have been appoint
cd and circular a copy of which give below. mas
been dispatched 10 the surrounding divisions j ne
Fipgoss residing in Grshsns Town. are now being
armed and the Town Commissioners have been H..
formed by the Lieutenant Governor that oOO STAND OF
arms with ammunition, &c vii! be placed a. their dis
possl for distribution 20 the Inhabitants oil Graham
Town.
An The military posts are being put in the most eclen;
state Detachment Of the 9th Regiment and of the th
Dragon Guards. have been moved 10 Fort Peddie Ca
woods Post and Bshurst and II understood that the
Fjupoes at he former place will BE put Immediately In the
most ecen; state for service Sandila and Pato
have said claimed jurisdiction over these people, and
have demanded tlst Government should acknowledge
their supremacy aud that they should be gwen up 10
them.
minated nnfAvorably The kafirs have refused TO give
up the aggressurs who rescued the civil prisoners hey
state that our Government have nothing 10 complain OF
tina, one their people killed and one oil oursnnd
tina, the account therefore equally balanced The
perpetrators Of the outrage have escaped into Mainland
and II ia ssd that TolR and his followers have alfo
moved across the Keskamms and thus vacated The ced
ed territory.
The Lieut. Governor has acquainted the Town Com
mssoners that is his fixed determination to chasuse
the ksifirs most severely that the period Tor efpana,
ton Is pstt and that the time has arrived or suikhe
such blow may eaectually secure the Colony against
a recurrence Of those scta OF violence which tor 40 long
period the Kallrs have been continually committing
within our boundary
FROM THE WEST ISDIEs-We have file Of the
Kingston Jamacal Morning Journal 10 the 18th instant
The paper OF that date announces the resignation oil Sr
Henry Mcleod Governor Of Trinidad. and mentions re-
port that Lord Harris is 10 be his successor.
favorable change OF weather had taken place at -
Lucia where drou,h OF six rnonths bad done much
injury 10 vegetation and excited CREST alarm Tor Inc
crops Also at Antigua.
At Tobago the dispute between the House ot Assem-,
bv and The Chief Justice continued. The House hSd
resolved To do no business until the Chief Justice shou,
be suspended per cal but from his functions the
trouble grew OF refusal by the Chief Justice 70 al
copies Of records be furnished which the House
had required There had BEEN and sti was great
OF rain nj Tobago.
The Journal quotes articles from Journals published in
Martinique speaking OF the numerous and frequent
escapes slaves from that Aland TO the English Islands
wher. OF course they remniu in safety and freedom
The Martinique papera do not complain OF this but urge
il as an argument 'or EN-: :ii'"ng the ttyes oil the
French colonies.
We ind no mention of Captain Fri.be'. reported
sion or indeed ofhls case in sny way Com.
FROM BERMUpA-The Hamilton Gazette OF tho
10th announces the arrival Of the Bishop OF Newfound-
lands Church ship, after passage OF lie days from 81
Johns. She I'VE days among ice. This vessel IS
fitted up and elpp Dyed exclusively for Divine worship
The harbors oi Newfoundland bad been long Blocked
I'd BY ice One vessel from New York was reported as
having 100 days the passage one from The West
Indies 100 days from HofaN 10 - Johns 80 days
Hr. Thomas h. Thicker. much respected physician At
81, Georges died suddenly the 9Th lie had gone VITA
some friends Fort George 70 the new lgh; ON Gibbs
Hill when he fell dead. He magistrate and mem.
Der OF The House OF Assembly.
LATER FROM HAVANA gentleman who has
recently arrived from Havana talked freely vi III Gen
Santa Ana upon Mexican affairs. He deprecated the war
with the L. States be disastrous 70 Mexico lie
spoke of the monarclicu projects in Mexico as des-
tined 10 certain failure lie believing that majority OF the
people would prefer annexation 20 the United States
10 the spanish Prince. santa Ana had II said
no intention OF returning 10 Mexico al present. and mas re-
Gently rented a new house.
Gen Almone regards the insurrectionary attempt OF
Gen Alvarez O. great moment aud very dcpt 10
be put DOWN. ~ ". nc
FROM SANTA FE-Private letters from Santa Fe,
under OF 9th April that GOV. Arnio has again
been appointed the supreme military command OF the
Province aud that Gen. Garcia Csnte who had been hour
" expec,ed has declined visiting the Province this year
The appointment OF Gen. Arm received with great
satisfaction by the Americans al Santa Re.
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