New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
miscellaneous.

EMIGRATION To THE UNITED STATES, &c-in
consequence OF the disaster which happened some months
since 10 the ship Robert saacs which had emigrants
board for the United States and proved TO nave oee
unseaworhy her Najesys Colonial Land and Emigration
Commissioners gave directions that every vessel winch
Intended 10 take emigrsut should be examined as REGARDS
her seawc-hiness and the law relating thereto sUlcI
compiled with. They issued an order
Ths, all vessels witch were registered at Lloyd's
or hcn being and CHASED lower than the second
description The fret class should not he considered
bic BIZ ,ve,pmenl Emigration Agents f'r the convey.
ence OF oasssryes without having been FIRST subjected 10
an examination By L!oyd's Surveyor"
These surveyors mstakng their duty refused to pass
snv American vessels unless they complied with ell the
arbitrary rules laid down at Loyds necessary In or.
der he casse On their books In consequence several
Of the new and first New York packets and others
ye.e denied the privilege Of taking passengers a. ne'
too when the rate OF passage was very oign MS cauS
"a pras, xciterle among the American 9hpmssters
and Others interestedas it would throw This
mart the Intercourse between the two counsr' into
British ships alone 10 the exclusion OF American-ano
created necessarily, very bitter tee'ipg
Je.re hcrpy to learn th. through the representation
=, General Armstrong United States Consul a. Liverpool
who is ever watchful OF interests OF Ills co1ntrymeE
other surveyors have been appointed who perform thei
duty 10 the satisfaction OF al parties.
The BoRyEo PIRArEs-By a private letter
brought BY the Indian mail, and dated Point de Gale,
April To- sl6, have Intelligence oil painful interest
from borne sng OF those desperate acts oil pira-
v so prevalent on that Island correspondent states
that Mr. Brook then a: S'rawak mad communicated to
the Coverncr-Gener of Iudii that PrHSeran Badred-
deem had been attacked by order OF the sultan OF Borneo
Proper at some place near Laouan Island
The Rsjsh defended himself bravey, but being seri'
usv won nded he retired iro the house and called his
vte and sister then ordered his servants TO bring
barrel OF eunpoyder He took his ring from hs hnger,
and gave it 10 the servant desiring n 20 take II 10 MI
Brooke and Immediately fred the powder-thus des-
troyne him self and family about 80 In number who
were blown through the roofs OF the housed Besides
his own family there were many others destroyed no
wore WedisDosed toward the English, and who assist
ed in putting down piracy, which the Sultan Is deter
mined 10 revive az all hazards be has ordered fors 10
be- built az the entrance OF all the small rivers ana ne
now bids defiance the English The RaJahs ring was
subsequently, taken by force from the servant but the
man made his escape and got on board Her Majesty s
ship Hazard. a.
coast the Sultan bad given orders 10 capture al me
English more especially tae captains The Hs. ard then
proceeded to Sarawak 10 Mr. Brooke and thence 70
Singapore The Sultan has ordered MI BROOKE 10 De
poisoned or killed in any way that MAY present Itself
Mr. Brooke has requested that steamer may DC sent 10
Sarawak Col Buerworth has IN consequence ordered
the Pheeeihon TO proceed there ead place herself under
the orders of Mr. Brooke, VINO stated IN bis letter na'
steamers were never SO n9en required n ns.
as 81 present TO give confidence TO the weldsposed
But war will coon be on the coast and the sultan
will then ger dressipG
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY N SPAIN.-One OF those
rupesd and solitary valleys formed By the spurs OF the
Nayarese Pyreuees Just been the scene OF shock-
no ,-aoedv which If possible. excited increased horror
in the neiehborhood from the fact OF lis having occurred
within short distance of the spot where The famous
Chri,no Guriello E!orrio was assalsiuaed Only few
DAYS ago fortnight has no yet elapsed sirce woman
entered an isolated house. sitused IN the above Locality
and begged its inmates consisting OF peasant bis we
and their infant; 10 give her shelter Tor the night:
No sooner was the prayer made toau il was granted
with tia, hospitality for which the Inhabitants Of North
ern Spain are proverbs and the stranger sa, down to
rock the babys cradle while the dr0ad lI candle for
The purpose Of preparing supper She and her husband
tban obserysd that the conner, whose rough voice
had excited their attention had very msscu.
line s.Dact and they we're not loog IL finding OFT that
man disguised az feInale was beneath the root One
-s;d glance exchanged between the disuayed couple,
scs5 10 .boy thai each had made this alarming dis
a, The same time and the peasant under pretexs
of looking after some pigs went out TO seek the esst-
spce Of bis nearest ueghoors-
No sooner was he gone than the pretended woman as
Sninr ferocjous assect approached his trembling COM
on yho nrecpi,aiely shut herself up adjoining
60, Tho robber for such he was tried 70 burst open
the door but finding II resisted IL his attempts des:sied
threatening If sum Of MONEY received the day before
bv the pesssnt for some maize was not Immediately gwen
m he world Kill the child which was sleeping near 'ne
n,sc-ean, The Door woman, half dead with fright, and
no, Imagining that such threat could De put into eecu-
tion re,s 70 leave her place Of refuge and in minute
-he screams OF the little innocent and is subse-
ouent silence sudden and pToiouno ioh lis ssonzeu nv
he, tia, the monster had murdered II. =.
This deed of blood consumased, the wretch stro'e 70
break through the ua val separating him from hs e'ae'