New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-04
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By tie arrival here yesterday morning Ol the
,dsHsr.iet Capt Collins fran slss, the lsib io,i We
lave received The Mida Bolts Ofci9 = the lih ins
inclusive.
GA tho Zet ssp.sHbsr Col q. 60 John fsocoort. =
L,rnfendebt and COmmsDdsr-lp Chief q the British
Colony Of Honduras. issued PrOclsns tiOn varnng
al Der M.isstys subjects and others living under
zoe protection Of the kpgisd flag ia that port, against
1rpisbing either 81 the DelgereDt psrliesIDdsns or
Yseslecoss lighting the peninsula with pow
asf arms other mGuiuCas q war Col Fapcourt Ia
stes that all who may be deectec yiOatDg She neu-
usty will forlsi, tneir hight 70 protection from the
sish nag, and he otherwise dealt with according h
ffeamssances
He also states that magistrate has be-D appointed
O. retos the JUta Of the Rio IiOndO, 10 register
shish vessels fnfug that stream, Who will require
from their commanders cs' ;a,et from The Secretary
d the Colony Of HOndarss gOuehiDg that they carry
either arms nor ammunition for the taRefens under
oenslucs a. above mentioned The proclamation ep.
yssrs IN The BolaiR Okc'ai Of Merida dated the Glib
Instant
The executive Of Yuostan hiss isIued order. ths all
scisns taken prisoners unsTsd shall Dc treated with
humanity or iriends Ia order 10 Llucs tne pOpus
aoB 70 come IN ard prort ~ tho general amnesty
o5sEe0.
The indians add acseeoes are sti wsgiDg wal. tut
,ss former o. b. yAnquithed IN every conflict &C
eOTdipg 10 tbs testimony Of me B9sst'a
n Piesyane, Nov u.
sfEAsys II PAUL SUEK.--Hsary lass The
Csrs Of steamer Pontiac, from Ohio River has given
:, the following account Of The sinking Of The II Paul
Ehich boat it will b. remembered lsit this por, fof
rev Orleans On isst Saturday evening
About clock on Sunday afternoon. whhd u" ~
fsul wss under full hesdwsy along Hat Island, GO
Hies moro or iess bslov the cty) she struck log
sb,ch sh,versd great number oitlmbeTs on her lar
board side Shs was Immediately run along the shore
hS foot Of the island where she sunk 10 about ieet
water.
sc.lds . very heavy cargo Of fCur, tobacco, aud
ohaT articles Of produce the st Paul carried from %
10 90 head OF cattle and about the same number 81
sheep The csrgO deck, So well A. that In the hold
II Is thought can be saved, but only In badly dam.
s.ed condition. or the loss 10 the shippers
Sil, In macy instances, be repaid by assurances
The 81 Paul out IN the spring Of 1877 end Wss
s,lpAa ,t $4,000, owned and Insured follows
ssssrs McAlister g. Co owners Of ive-eighths, ln-
s1rsd 10 the smOunt Of $1,000; Mt DomlnicE dsvih
o.ner ~ fourth, insured 90 the amount oi SiOOO
Capt NOrhs owner Of ona eighth, IL is thought, was
40. insured lSt. Louis heVeille'
FRom FLompA-The Seaiaoies.-We learn
from passenger the OcTulgee, arrived last even
os al lust AS the boat left Pstks express arrived
rom Tampa, stating that the Aksnsas delegation Of
indisns had arrived aud paid visit 10 the Ssminoes
That the pTOpOsiu u enigrste was made 10 theTn,
.od that sam Jones aud Billy Bosleg had sent word %
Gen Twiags that they would meet him about the mia
die Of next month aud have steous talk upon the sub
Jet The prospect Of the emigration OF the incisns II
vac believed has not been considered 90 favorable IS
y present spce the OF the late difncu
Tee loaFsnbah ueoTRlAhi "''n'
Tar PrFKEsy CoURr.--This s the day foT the
oommencem ent OF the snnusl term of the Supreme
Court Of the United states There will, In ali pr0os
bity from the known regularity Of attendance Of toe
Judges, be pretty foil Court odsy though We have
met, 90 yet with Gully three OF tho Judges Mr.. Nc
Lean Mr. Cairon, and Mr Woodbury.. SeverAl oistn-
,uished Members of the Bar already arrived from
Si,tance 90 attend ths Court, among whom arc Hon
M Henderson of Mississippi, and Mr.. Wall OF New
JGssy. National lnteigehcer u
MoRE RvsAwAY SLAyEs-7hs Deja~STs Obfiei
We lesra from the Fil@,nssoH (Dei) ChfoA1s, that
four slave men, belonging to Mr.. Goldsborough Of
kert County Nd made their escape through that city
week before last -Four psrsons from the vicinity OF
Csntwel's bridge, pursued them for the reward and
GA Tuesday evening" the both alt took their station on
he Newcastle eide of tho Wilmington Bridge. About
II O'Clock the slaves made their appearance End light
eDsucd when OF the white men was badly wound
"a by the negroes and he slaves mad" good their IS
,spe On Saturday n'ght following four more e man
paper understands that els slaves also made their
escape Though tina, city on Tuesday night iasi NJ.
Holden the Tavern Keeper of Warwick, Md aud MI.
ssaheIn from the head Of SasssTss were in the
,ity supposed by the AbOit0ns 10 hs Ia pursuit Of
them who accordingly placed a watch upon their mo
Ions iBslt sun
ENTICINd A SLAVE TO RUN AwAY-A white
woman named Sarah Green, who lives In Dsnve dis
,Tict Pr, nee Georges county, has been committed
charged with having aided negro woman, the proper
~ OF Mrs Rebeccs Duvsll 60 e4cspe. The womsn 10 Il
widow the mother of two children She saya she had
Isk len too much usisy the ueht she VISA arrested
md being severely threatened snd cruelty trested she
tSsde admissions which were untrue lBSlt sun
IsrERSAL SLAVE TRAFFic.-The House OF Re
representatives. IT Geo-ta have parsed. by tue strong
vote Of 93 10 20 bin to repes the law laying resric
uohs the intTcduouon OF slaves into that State.