New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
Very Late from Africa.

We announced yesterday that the Colonization
packet-ship -" Liberia Packet had arrived at b al
tlmore after passage Of 80 days. The PACKET
brings a cargo Of palm oil, pepper, &c aud the loi
lowing passengers DR.. W. L1gehgeei VI
Frederick 6. A. Perkins Of Mass Hilary Ieague
Of Va; J. W. Lewis OF Philadelphia Laura
Brush Of n. Y and FIVE in the storage men
the l. P sailed ia the Spring she was expected
10 return by the lst OF July, and mas thus arrived
on the very day mentioned A number OF ie''''s
have reached Us, among them one rom fi's ''"'
Roberts dated ADril 30 IRON which we MAKE 'H7
subioined interesting extracts;
am hsppy 20 be able 20 inform you that We nave
succeeded in extirpatng the slave factories Al Ne"
Cestors and IrsdetowD and IA removing ron tnose
,srtores the sayers that we're established here mus
:, i,yth removing from our coast these trafckers IN
human nesn and establishing legitimate commerce i
bas however effected A. con-ifera'ie eHpen-e %
the Governnout-nOt Of life, for God was y th us-
The extensive preparations made by the slavers 20
,c,l our troops constrained us Oh oar part 10 emf oy
much larger force than We bad contemplated thereby
Increasing the cot Of the eNpecuon nearly - oiod
beyond what anucp ated
kut the cause Of justice and humanity admitted n
more deli and 10 portanf too that snou'd
avail ourselses Of the facilities which then offered n
the use Of armed vesseis u convey our troops aud
Ger our landing We therefore, concluded - M 1cr
take the expedition and esve the result IN the hands
Of God who have no doubt. Will open way for us
40 that we shall be able 70 NEE; the ezpenses
fee that be will incline the hearts Of friends 10 America
and elsewhere 20 sid VA you assist ne 10 this
respecti Wan you lay our before the American
public
agree with you that no time should be lost IN pur
chasing Grand Cape Mount and Gaiinas, even al
large price For the purpose Ot securing the country
] yslted Cope Mount few days sgo, but found ihe
people in such state Of excitement. IN cohst q-fhce
OF the war. tnat nothing could be- effected.
nevertheless found means 20 communicate ne n'
lect Of my visit 70 Prince Cane and four of I'VE rthtf
chiefs I'll Of whom expressed themselves laFo'a'y
disposed toward us. and anxious inst the l-ly'fAh-
should settle among them. found there some io'eh
uauence o. contend against ia consequence 81 "ncn
the chief. declined giving me then d definite answef
with regard 20 the sale Of the country but they agreed
10 let ne know in few days their determination.
did not extend niy visit 20 the Ganas, ~ learned
81 apo Mount that sovers a. the principal chiefs oi
visit Cape Mount and Galnas in few days. aud have
but little fear Of not being able % secure those terrific
ries n the he raised 20 pay ior them The
e. OO0 you mention, ifOm some benevolent gentleman
In Ohio added 70 other sums expect 70 receive for
that purpose will enable % mako the purchase ana
efectusly abolish the slave trade from the whole Inc
Of coast wing between Sierra Leone and Cape Palmas
which the Liberans are determined % d. God as
slsiing fhcni.
The English have agsin destroyed the slave factories
~ Gaiuas and have established blockade OF me ter
ritory The bloc ksde. however. extends only fourteen
mcs along tho coast which is not sufficient 10 czcudc
all intercourse.
learned At Cape Mount that the slayers az Gailnas
are rebuilding their establishments but It Is ~ De pre-
sumed that their operations viii be limited 40 long b.
the blockade continues.