New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-01

The Boston Traveller obtains the following par
tculars o. the late difficulties in Hay from the captah'
oftho big Draco at Boston from Portau-prncc whence
she sailed on the 9Th inst The narrative below ON
braces connected history Of events az to that date,
recsplulatng soma news that we have already pub
lishcd
The city (Por-aaPrncc) and cuvirons have recently
been the thc0'cr Of terror AMI boOdsAcd such as mas
not been witnessed since Tie days oil iAe Hrant Do'-
spiucs.
The hatred und prejudice existing ag ain'i the muatto
population broke forth the llth Of April il was
the day OF tic weekly pgradng of The guafds and army.
and all the ucrals were assembled 40 me palace me
PRECEDENT opened the scene by prcicuing charges
against certain mulatto Generate OF treason ID the Gov.
ernmtnt This coon reached t.e OF The assembled
.oldcry. aud at a signal yOllcys of nuaketry broke
upon tie air. and several ell victims 20 the charge Two
ether voays were fred. Tue President barely oscnp-
ins with his life succeeded in restoring order. Alarm
guns were now fired from the fort and the whole city
,et IN dreadful commotiOn. \ proclamation WAS sent
forth calling all citizens 10 arms 10 assist IN restoring
order.
The call was obeycd and the mulatto merchants and
clerks paadci in front their warehouses for ho pro-
lection OF their property and their homes. Ih, was
Just nghtfalL Without farther notice the President
Guard. amounting 90 some LOO men, with artillery.
came down upon them, aud ordered them 90 d-pcrae
general tire opened between t' two parties,
which resulted in She route o the mulitos, who ct
thirty of their number dead the scene OF The conflict
The refusal OF tnc nuatiocf 60 drpclse, was assumed
a. the palace as treason AGAINST the Government and on
the following morning tour of their number were ar
rested and shot in front Of the British Consulate.
several others were shot in different parts OF the city
wherever they could be found and on the 18th, ono
more was sho, IA front OF toe British Consulate
Il is supposed thtt 30 mulatocs were killed Ia The
city beside MANY others The plains An the foreign
Consulstcs as well the houses OF FORE guers. became
asylums OF the muiattoes and were denscly crowded
\ French corvette was lying in the Roads, aud thc
french Consul, with a bo.dncss becoming ms dignity
dcln"nds OF the President an amnesty ON ihYcA. o
ooml3f0lncni THIS had its effect and proclamation
was issued granting pardon 20 all except twelve whose
names were sven IN thc proc amaon This notice en-
al the harbol
Another proclamation was issued calm. on all cid
Gems 70 opeh teei doors and resume business PAIN
81 bong considered az ben1 compromised bus so ttlc
confidence placed In tie sincerity of 49, President
that wa not untl ihc 2uh OF April that ans business
done ana even up 90 the prcseut datc very ltte
hes been done except 10 embark such ofcc,. Is could
be- sot on board foreign Nesaes NO farther disturbance
has since taken place. yet very ltilc confidence l. ic
tina; peace WI continue many week.. The Pres fonf
has set OFT on tour through TIE South. with large
force as IL . said 90 restore order and until ls r,
no farther demonstration viii Dc made
TIE Commercial Agent OF tle United States hoistca
his tag in i early paI' OF he gonocs and us house
N common with other Colsulstc-, became the asylum
OF the persccuted mulstloS.
Commerce Is At a tard. and the money Of ihc coun.
Try dtpIecistiIg every day Many families have cm.
borkcd eud Others are preparing to ioAo" = soon "a
tley can arrange their affairs.
There doubt say tho accounts, That he nulht
tos looked O. Fr4uco 90 aid hcm ana has rcaacsicd
That power 20 take possiOn Cd he 4-land
"OLD TrcrMsEHs SlUNK.-Coi Johnson rud
VI. Powell met a Burlsylc on Monday week and The
former made various propositions Tor the adjustments Of
their pre;nsioas 90 tso homo. Of being defeated ior
Governor Of Kenmyky) lie pTopo7cd that Mr. Powell
should ran iJr Lieut. GofCrnor oai tle latter deemed
The Colonel ihcn proposed that 0o.A should withdraw
and that Mr. Boyd, the nominee OF The COuYcrron u
..a. .. q coil ~ 81
Col johnson nest proposed tAat th- whole matter
should be it TO mutual friends but Ar Powell declined
ths proposition also Col Johnson Is said % De cain
determined, and ia b Ga spirits
frsnk'ort CORE poi.dclt Of iho Ltrfsgi91 if'es.
says taat Col johnson arrived there On M9ld 81 and
was iar time in consultation with his friends aud
iAri the general impression Of both WINGS and Loco
focos was ;Lst tccgraphic dispatch iorsvcrdcd 90
IA. i1yd Monday asking ,ghC-ler ie w,nli o' rlu
Tor Governor il the present Loco Foco candidate w0nld
give way.