New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30


EMANCIPATION IN The WEST IsDiEs-We wish
sometimes that lev wise and lsrsemiodsd SouhIons
would v,sit the West Indies sad let US know IN their
view what are the fruits OF Emancipation there Inc
accounts ere contradictory In certain way ley from
ali that learn the coored people rs wnoie are
doing WELL snc, where they can OBTAIN iano securing
VERY much stress laid the decrease of sugar SC
by the CAayeaoa Mere,0y, showing that Emanclpa'
ton works bsdy Tets In view amounts 10 notnips
There Ia no harder work than tnasng Inc treeo
slaves having opportunity to hnd other employ men
would naturally avoid Il And alter al me quesuon :.
not whsther more or less of article Ia msde, but
whether the general well being has been advanced by
Emsnei pa,op Viewed in this hsh, we have road no
suthor aud spoken 10 no traveller. bngsn or AMERICAN
who does pronounce emancipation nirssint -
hy N Ia be otherwise the planters In Guiana &c
SC SO determined TO have II louisville Examiner
Esvx wut RAPr,srs-This denomination is
rspidly sugmeutne its numbers aud ts ioruence The
General Conference OF the sect was held re-
centlv at Sutton. VI The foreign delegates. mestrs
Rurns and 3sdby were present and added greatly To
the Interest ot IN. se,ine The Morning Star reports
the names OF forty five Ministers present Il appears
that the Coof has large printing essoshmeni
with surplus funds which disposed OF as follows;
Al 200 10 the Foreign Mission Society $1,000 To Home
Mission Society 81 eco TO the Education Society sS'u
10 Michigan Central College; aud 500 toward paying
the of deputation appointed to VISIT the ing
hsh General Baptist Association In June next Tho
$4,000 subscription for the Educational funa was nlea
up o. 200 TO ti $40 paid pledged 10 % psd
Within year IN. Foreign Mission cause SoDO or snOO
to Home Missions, and some $500 To the Education
cause
DIR KisG--We understand that an order has
s,u.d by the Kings Attorneys In the Court of Ap
peas and the Criminal Court OF Greece Tor the arrest
aud imprisonment of DR. king the Doctor |" the last
sccounts was In Geneva though about 10 move some
what arer To his former residence In order 10 learn
more readily the state OF ihnes In Athens he vii
not however DO likely to place himself jus, now 10 TIE
power of men who would think Il doing Gods service
10 tale III. llfe ct this devoted missionary. In the
mesp,mc Ii 10 no, Impossible that The tables may br
turned on his usdaeers snd pet',su'ois .ns A.
Consul Athens having expressed his opinion that n
King should Geek redress at law Tor the acts OF simon
iaes and thu Editor OF The age" tina new'psPor Ia
tBos,on Traveller.
LAsD SALEs ny rHT SOLICITOR OF rHH TREAsv
rv-we learn that tho scaled proposals Tor the pur
chsse Of the interest OF the United Sis'es In lsnds DC
ouirei BY tho pay Mt Of debts were this day opsnes
"a the solicitors office presence OF several officers
the Treasury Department bds received ior oAcl
parcel advertised sud many OF 'hen =" liberal pnSs'
1hsro were in all more than ave thousand bids lhss
are al Ia be enssrod bitoooss before can BE- s'c.f
t.lned which are thu hishrst Every exertiou viii b
made u decide this At the essiesi possible moment
when notice will 10 given To those whose odsshah ha'
been accepted itis probable that saesoi All toe advos
tsed properly have been made IL 81 the solicitor ma
congratulate himseii upon ontrc success m aus pau
sale twssuington Uson. l1esdsy
MISSION To rHs ZrLus Is SOUTH AFRIcA--Th,
reinioroemen, Tor this ml.son lRey. samuel d Md.'
and vile. and Rev. David ,od aud ~ile) sailed TN
morning In the bark Wm, II Shsier. The religion
scrviccs beard the vessel ~er conducted by Rev
Treat ct the Secretaries OF the Board who earn
estly oomnentcd tas missionsfy oaDd 20 the care q
Him who rulets tue winds aud the The deck o
the Wan Shsiler pcxry covered BY those " h.
h.d ssseupbled witness the kston while sbo1
uuany more stood upon the wharf within the SOUND 0
the speakers voice Boot Trsv 9Th
A H.xciSo TO CONF orr IN SUFFOLK Co.
The t,rsupert gseas.sn states ina, Jaosmish Tile
Who Ia. been lying IN jail at Rivorhrsd iot about
vssr. and h.if snd who convicted OF the murds
Of John Cosertoi HnntGssoa. nct'ed his sen'nnce
the Court VI Oyer and T-rmincr. BY judge esreao =
Hllet 10 - be hras tho Court House NJ h'etoesd -
corciax 10 the senlance Oh Frdsy the io,h day OF
celns~r next
Tar Jusx-Ten OF the Lsnds belonging ON boar
he Jark who hsd received seou, months ~sses
adv anes took boat from her yesterday morning Al
cane ashore. landing 81 Ions wharf add inmedise
MAJ. tracks cut al town. Oficcr Smth WAS pai
track II thea, and succeeded IA srrcsnns Two o 'e'
Who nov locked up. The others TOOK irs e~ii '
seScry" and their whereabouts have rot - yet oe'
ssccrtaned. lNewpor, Nows
passage of the oil through 10th uosses Il our Leg
Isssrv. charter the New or.sns and Ohio teesrs,
Company. Tnr elusens II Nashville te~i des,p inis
ess in the speedy completion Vt oe ftom LOusssil
"a New Orleans and ~e doubt Mt will take stock
soon 20 books opened. Nashville Usion. 2l.s
THx PorATo CRoP. We hear great complain
snons mr. farmers for tea dave psst Ia rulsuou q
d.e.y of tais Important crop Alresdy hear Of h
,a.t are hardly .ortn harvesting aud OF thoss s.hrre
which Al arss sppesrc sound snd beatty We bear mo
eomplsint l""e'''o ~ - 'o~'s~A
ExrcUriox--Keliy. who 10 sentenced 70 be hni
IN Green County 90 tue 2s,b. applied for . comma
ton to imprsonment TIE Governef having ceni
tsis psurios, Kelly viii bs executed on me KIN