New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-25
From i.tb~ria.


An arrival Yesterday from Liberis brings iles
Of the Libsra Hsrad 70 the oath OF November The
following are the principal iiems Of Intelligence
The agent OF the American Colonization Society hse
been selling out" and winding Up his affairs The
Colony having become independent Republic, no
longer requires the parental 4ffNPR " bBf S2fleYsa
4 A(df indians ia considerable force, ATTACKED .nd
captured King BOolahs tswn. during HE ab.pce Th.
hng INN ediSely rallied lsrss force OF the, Kondst
aud aid s.se % the tosn Thrice the Msndisnsssied
ont 10 cut ther way the hOgdshs but were
often driven back within the town, whore famine soon
broke out These hosuites having stopped the trade
with Liberia, party OF cipthsS WI" disPstched from
that country with hre rockets 70 terminate the Wal
Famine hsd already commenced its death work In the
town but vet the besegei would not open the gates
aud rocket. were ~ length discharged This had the
desired effect few Gays aiterwsrd the pes,ilenoe
broke out snd they died by scores Ds pre- dc doll
t they and opened the gate. and yielded themselves
10 their tate The dead were found In hesps around
the walls.
The g6,h Of Julybelng the first anniversary Of the
fntepeodsnce Of Llb.ra-wzs celebf Atef with all hon
or Dr. Roberts gas the 0rstor Of 'hr day. Mr. Jsmes
the Principal OF the Ess York Ladies school at Mon
rovia uubishe In August last address 10 his pa
irons a. ipz on them o. sj in constructing better
building for the school lie had seventy scholars and
had suffered many persOns ncODveniencss la srcofn
rnodstng 90 large a number. The bunsn merehant
steamer Maid Of Ashley, Cspt Tovpiey, was captured
BY n b NJ brig Rapid, and taken 10 Sierra Leone II
Ia said she captured for refusing 10 stop and sub
nit her papers tor examination
on the night OF the qth sept the marshal Col Hicks
captured Two lsrge slsve-csnoe', two casks OF rum
fourteen neptunes and other article ot trade These
cancss were manned with kroomsn and were 90 thrlf
yay 10 Lire Cape Mount f.r the purchase Of slaves
One Of n b Msj-stys cruisers, IN the early part OF
sp,snb captured three sisy@yessels OIL the River
Gsleua. and sent them into sierra Leone tor adufics
ton One OF those vessels mad on board cargo ~ iUur
hundred slaves and sufficient evidence Vas At hand 20
warrant the condemnation OF the other Two.
Trade Town Is about 10 be tbs thester on one
and bloody war Already the torch has been GIFTED
aad many ives destroyed. Flor a brother Ct Prince
Rover the Acknoudg ed sovereign OF the country mas
taken mp arms sgsn't his hns ana - inaanf ss'sh
ave preparations 70 dethrOne him WIN b1eker, oi
Grand Corah celebrated warrior, and next In sucees
sion 10 hs King has been solicited by FLOR % assist
him Rncklsr consented y do so, and vii ma en-
- his aid az soon the Kings consent obtained -
Prince Boyer Il brave man and will resist % me las,
Prince George CslD King % Grand Cape Mount mas
been murdered BY his hs.dmen. Money ~hisn the
Eagi.n paid % him tor suppre.sns ihe slave trsds o7
retained without sharing with BIS Chiefs and Tor this
~ Fron u. Ls.r, s,ns
sLAvEEs CAPTuRED There nave oeen cspiored ~
II 3 ". cruisers nine slsVe-Vess-s on bsllrnas go
Bar snf Gsliaosh Ter Ms,ss,Y's ifigsts hmphiriie
captured during her stsy Ia me bisht of nepln -
.ls.-rs three N which contained W SAVES II "
.t.su friz.ts Penelope Com modoro sir Cnss hoihsm
KCB captured large Brazilian steamer on 100 SOan
Coast fully equipped for the clsVe Trade IL s no "
more than months since we have seen sn amer
cruiser in our ~-tsrs " '-srn mere srs
frsfris eAiri ln1 HtATttNsN ~ t-NPr
Slave Trade snd unless v-ry closely watched, W
succeed 10 tsknf - rom tns Gslenss esrgDes d
slaves There nss been serious disturbance 81 Jank
or In the vicinity thereof which enS-d 10 we dean
tbr-, native che'. oeonxinx - that time We r~g'-
% notice the d-.th u Rev Frederick lanes of 'n'
Bap,is, Church Missionary ~ the 'irsins seti.rnrn
/ Ia the . P.urs The Liberia Pse<-i srdyed al a"nfo
VIA On toe 9ln Oet, II GoodnAnson nlastr'' - os'
| r. m Baltimore 40 election T. nl vacancies In tn
senate and H1g.e o. Representatives fes1lsd W M
/ rnoiee Of Dr J. " Prout snf Rev Johnson ior ~
I -~n.,s .nd a,ssr.. Tnomss Hanter and Jonn H. Far
. toa io> ne House