New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
FROM BERMUDA,
The steamer Avon-Lord Dundopaid- bishop
FIeId-Amcricnn ships nj berm"on-oene-
violence to Emigrants.
Correspondence of The Tribune
prpnrpA Feb g. 1919

Correspondence OF luz itiDHh'
BERMUDA Feb 6, lo4s.
Tho we,, India steamer Avon having failed TO
roach these Islands during the month of December, has
somewhat dersnged the movements OF the steamers so
far n, concerns the intercourse with Jamacs Havana
and the Gulf Of Mexico.
Lord Dundonsd. the Admiral on this station sailed
hence on the 9th u, for Barbados 10 his flag ship the
wellesley "a The gallant Admiral will probably spend
three months on a cruise through the West Indies
The bishop of Newfoundland, DR.. Field. Is on VISIT
10 this portion OF his diocese. He arrived here lew
weeks since He IL very plain man and 10 considered
he s much tinctured with Puseyism. he Ia unmarried
and said intends TO depart IRON the state OF
single bessedness" His income 10 about So year
The greater part OF the month of January was very
tempestuous Several disabled vessels were forced into
the port ST George in these Islands as the following
list will show %.
rq, Fowler from New Yor the Coast OF Acs os
- posssr 1mser tobacco snd rum discharged
AmsIsn brig oxford Cahe rem New o,e'n' oosna 70
yors distress having o sails buiSark SC IA sss On voc ~
her cargo Consists OF Pors -four, ard aud sh1y q = BAN no
press Scott u dsys ron LONDON s IT, ,s,s ea.serr~r.
naves Ireland and Germany emgr,'ng to ihs un,eo
Essss j s5,,s1s ,o~sd. Their support the
sp'sn vas ''aes ~ M. en- sran,. are entirely
having hod ~, The emanteI OF The s
M Srscest NcIeoa from - D5ungo, bound
10 Con- 10 distress having oss sal. and rudder cargo os~eoo
le Anercan brs leAnter !usgo from 81 pon uoaha
ION hsvng os, her mssis par sal. a.. 's,ih.
Ns,n5ur Hchek savannah. bound 90 HaVr, distress
All the above reported vessels are still here with the
excep ton OF the emigrsnt ship Empress which vessel
sailed the Goth ult for kewiork. APoPos OF that
vessel may state that many OF the emsrsn,s were In
In greatly reduced and destitute condition 90 their
arrival but they were most generously suocored by
the Military and Civil Inhabitants OF ST George, - the
following brief narrative which copy from The Btr
4Edian OF the 3st ult will testify am sure you will
with that the conduct OF the Highland soldiers
| was most noble. Yours, sc. J.
Tar DIsIRrssrp EMGRANrs % ThE EMPRESS
number these sufferers landed from the vessel,
and 10 srchng through the town shortly sppea.d In
he vicinity OF the Royal Bsuscss was the dinner hour
and the soldiers OF the Reserve Battalion 4d Regiment
we're snou to par,ske Of their substantial Iuea just
time uformsnon spread from room 10 room maj he
destitute emgrsns rom The snip u me h.feor we're OUT
eide The bsrsoss The generous impulses OF human Sloe
Immediately animated he breasts Of The brsve hehsnder'
the poor strangers and sIrse hwAy taey
90 into The Barracks and set down TO The 6o1nua board
The ocer OF the Gay in ssng me usuS round Al dinner
time wss struck wh establishment al we uns xpccsd scene
bui heartily proud VI the beuevoeni behavior " TIE meu
Nor sss this Of generous succor confined 10 he private
sodlt rs lod that The none oieefs
sessh on: numteT OF the emigrsnis and having taken
th- TO their mos oheeruy shared th-ir excel
! lent rspssl with the poor people
the Priystes ard officers toward making
up fund to the wants OF The emgrsnls Under any
rnioslnnes. thai ouid be deemed very handsome CO.
lection but when The limited means Of he soldiers are ia
Ken into consideration imPossiol- 10 sresimsie ne
~hi,sn,hrori ro,ives that led great eersty The
OF the forces and The Ouccfs OF me GARRISON Al
~ Oeorees together with the civilians likewise eon'nbui-
al very handsomely Of their aesnslhus sugmentng the
lima 10 pesrlv the s,m OF $50 Ab'u, wchrds Of ,be
money expended IN The Pgrcnsse o. provisions 10. sns
wss rrssrsd for the assistance Of the most destitute Of he
| passengers upon shear srrivs IN America
| INTERESTING FROM Rio GRASDE.-By the ar
rivel of the tine brig De ZGco, as, night Captain
RsooKs from Rio 6rsnde Brazil We are In possession
of news from that place UP the 2lss of December Tor
which we are thankful TO the sentlemsny Captain Al
| the time he left there strong rumors OF war
General Oribe sugmenting his force on the non
tier and the Brszisns getting field pieces and
| other equipments resdy for service. man OF val
steamer from Rio full troops entered the hseor -
the R De Zsldo came out.
| Late news from the River Ia Plate states Buenos
| Ayres to be again blocksded
Freishts were very dull and but hue business wss
| doing
At Nontevidso, they were daily expecting an arrival
| OF French toops from Europe.
Fpox rpy WEST IspIEs-The Yellow Fever
has reappeared az ST. Anns garrison Barbados IN nve
months ninetytwo persons have fallen victims to tni'
s,ses.e Fifteen sergesuts Of the I'D Regiment have
died since that Regiment left Gibraltar year ago su
Gar making had commenced and the eropn SAID 70 DC
| unusually good. " .,
vincens are leaving for the ueehboring Islands a. ss
a. tbev can get away One hundred lett WITHIN tne
week ending Jan Is and others were to leave soon 'o'
MADEIRA -
The British brig Sssrda-d. Resey, from Demsrsra
hound 10 England was Lost Martinique on the mig
of December 30 and eight Of the crew Including tne
master, bis brother and two passengers, perisned
yIsorSrA-Dr. THOMAS II. AvERErr OF HALIFAX
a. the IocoFoco candidate for Congress In the lid Dis