New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-08
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The military depot at this post has been broken
up snd the withdrawal OF the troops appears to have
ectcd the citizens OF that place "a portion 81 them
II east 10 harsh treatment and loss OF property for
having aided in furnishing supplies 70 the garrison Of
the post gentleman direct from there informs US
that Immediately upon the evacuation OF the place by
our troops every citizen who had aided OF given
countensnce in any manner 70 the garrison. had his
property seized conhscaed to the Government and
hs person held in custody subject 10 the orders OF the
state Many citizens have led the place fearing 10
Trust their iyes 10 their own people.
These poor people complain loudly OF the injustice OF
forcing them to aid our cause when u was known that
their Government had made ii penal offence 20 do so,
and then Withdrawing tie protection they were promis
ed in they lent willing aid They can expect no
mercy the hands Of the agents OF the Mexican Govern
mCut from the robbers OF the country who make
common cause against them and consider their property
public spoil II protection hiss been promised them Il
should be extended and they shoud not be allowed 10
suffer Tor doing what they forced 10 By military
laws. NsiamoTos Flag, ION aL
ANTISLAyERY MOVEMENT II DELAwARE.-
There is quite an extensive and powerful sentiment
awakened against the continuance OF slavery IN Dea'
ware Wilmington paper says hat peuuons are IN
circulation recommending the Legislature % abolish
Slavery on fair and equitable terms The paper very
quietly adds We have heretofore said that no other
measure would conduce 80 much 20 the prosperity OF
little Delaware. tide OF emigration would set IN here
70 buy up and improve old and wornoui lands and
the million supposed 70 he contained IN Delaware
would be worth more than h'e millions OF dollars more
such law i passed. Our interests require
H. There only about ZOO slaves IN Delaware
rE% A company of about thirteen. chiefly B ur
hngton county Friends and farmers have bought ZOO
acres In Fairfax county Virginia for about s2'co or
Slat acre. They intend "a co0nze and farm o. Jer
sey fashion The whole most OF the land belonged
formerly the Mount Vernon estate very large I'M
migration 70 Virginia from ewIersey, Pcnnsy vanla
and other states is going Under the pows and
spades OF these Northern farmers the worn out lands Of
Old Virgins beginning % blossom Ike the rose
Trenton Gazette.
sYNrAIRY AND ADyICE-The heart Of stone
must be sofened ~ the prcdcsment OF Mr.. Polk now
that Congress BY House vote OF llo TO d has refused
10 tsN Tea and CCfiee. lie only took away the Iarif
refused psy the French Indemnity, ana 10 i'm
prove the Lake Harbors ~ % save money o. carry
his Waf. and now al. the parties dsoo.sed ty these
measures have met against aim n the time OF Dis great
need Now that he has got SAINTS Anna TO fight and the
mountains snd yellow fever and storms on the coast
altogether and that nobody but his Secretaries
know what bills coming he sends 10 the House Of
Representatives that he have the loan Of Twenty
Three Millions and the money lenders won't do % al any
hat vii d. unless duty OF quarter OF their value
j. lsid On Tea and Cfse The House turns tai N bis
lace and says . won lay the duty. Ih is cruel Ioor
eonqueror OF Pescc and Mexico We advise him next
10 ask the House 70 lay direct tax ca Slaves.
.Chron0iype.
BOWIE KNIVES AND BIBLEs.-W thin the past
lew days several volunteer companies went from this
city 70 Mexico the seat Of war. Numerous paragraphs
appeared In the daily papers relating incidents the
affecting parting OF friends brothers giving the sad fare
WEI! 10 sisters mothers weeping AZ he departure OF
wives embracing their husbands. and lovers en-
desvorns q conceal the bitter anguish they felt they
soobci long &dieu- Bat what struck me with more
surprise than anything Else the statement IN regard
10 the equipments furnished = The troops BY the KIND
Of friends. Beside the Government supplies such
A. blankets. swords guns bsyoncts sni ammunition.
they presented with Bore kgirs a4i Bbi1s. thr
word Of life and the wesp0ns Of death, the iupe-
ments ot destruction and the means u sa-y siion-
i What strange inconsruiiy WAT mixture OF
pety and depresiiy What spectacle Tor Angels
% eoa;cm7laie and GOOD men 70 behold B'rie
saise asa Bbls BIT this Is in perfect keeping
with this uaFlsh,eo4s. ne;ariogs from - CON
mencemeni 70 the pleseniheUr lis one Of he ioucst
darkest spots upon or uAnnnAl escuchcOn There -
not one redeemng consideration Nbout!i not one bright
spot no, single feature tia; in the end save L
from universal reprcbs;ion and aehorrence-
n. y. Evangelist
NEGRO DRowSED.-A negro belonging 10 II. I.
croft GAINESVILLE sumter county, Ala being Al WORK On
the Terry road Al that place became anrUy The over
seer ued 70 ne hin AMI The negro resisting both N The
seu's tel into the riyer The negro Wa drowned and
the ovsrseer with at1.eIlry saved