New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-03

'hst the laborers or j, shall be pad and It's manage
men, be in he h.ai> Of the regql4- allhor.ues no
offoTeigIeTS.
Letters from Liberia Of the 9th Of July
give accounts o. TIE steady progress Of the Republic
The prospects Of the mex settlement Of BlSsa C)gn
y were verY favorable TIE haraor which Is to con
situie the searOr 4. Ia, place ani which mad been
keptiTom the settlers BY the jealousy % chief who
: an OLD ay OF sue st'etTa1erS hal a. length been
peaceably taken POSSESSION oi. Buildings were IN
course OF erection. nciuong good warehouse,
from WHICH At 3 proposed 20 supply shl, ing with
PROVISIONS. &c. The htrbOT deep aud .Teu DrD-
tecied. and vessel, can. consequently, discharge
alongside N fourth the time occupied IN landing
cargo al other Litcnan towns. n the pace IS
heathy ana supplies excellent water " was tohS a
fav0rlte resort OF slaveTs, VINO gave u up VII great
reluctance. and II probably nos De selec !, IN
stead OF MOnr0vld, port OF call FOR the co1teH
plated scTewstf amerS between England and ern an
90 P0 II L to be called Cresson, IN acHOwleiS me NJ
of the abors OF Mr.. ElLo; tressOn IN promoting Ii
berian colonization
From South Africa there are accounts 10
Sept 10. Affairs we're more gloomy than ever
While the enemy have sustained no important check
IN Careland, they have continued 10 lay waste eI-
tensIve tracts, sweeping of thousands Of head Of
cattle, sheep, &c. while the loss of life on the part
Of the cOlonsts IN the different SkirmIshes has been
considerable. The strength OF the army has IN the
meantime received a considerable Increase by the
arrival Of two steamers and one ship, with troops,
from England
A Bohemian journal has the following
from Constantlnople, without date The Wecha-
bites have attacked the cities of Mecca and MeiRa
maSsacred a great number OF the inhabitants burned
the mosques, and pllaged the cities
From Manila we have dates TO July l.,
with accounts Of further operations against the Malay
pirates In one engagement four pirate boats were
destroyed with 100 men, the Spaniards losing 2j
killed and wounded. In April last the Italian ship
Clementina was hailed on the coast Of Sumaira ~
three boats offering to sell pepper the Captain adj
United tie Malays on board aud while bargaining
with them was murdered, well as the mate Inc
crew resisted the MalayS but were compelled 10 es.
cape IN the ships boats. The MaayS then plsged
the vessel of every thing valuable amounting 10 ABOUT
% .O0Of, and afterwards abandoned It. The COM
manGeT the French avail station having resolved 10
ayenge this outrage, sent the CaSSlnl 10 Daa, where
II DESTROY ed the forts erected by the Maldys, ana
afterwaTd proceeded TO PulO Rho, where II COM
PEELED the Sultan Of Acheen to enter into an engage
ment IN writing TO chaStlse the band OF murderers
The Sultan expressed surprise al the French con-
corning themselves IN affair IN which Italians
were alone interested but the Captain OF the Cassli
stated that he had acted the interest OF mum 1nlty
and commerce
In China the rebellion still gains ground.
The Imperial Governor IN KwangSl is pit to his
trumps, and about ready TO give ~ IN despair We
have several reports of the mercess manner IN
which the rebels treat the lmpenalsiS. whey they
once fan into their hands detas mint OF 9OO men
sent from Heang Shan, near Macao, together Win
3.cO0 men from kweI-lln-ioO, were entlced INTO An
amhuscade and on, of the 80 lleang shan men,
only 10 escaped to return TO their homes awe
Recently We heard that. falling IN with COmmssd-
ry.General, with large quantity of gram they de-
captatec him, and made booty OF the "hoie OF :he
stores he wa conveying. The Cantor people have
cIute disabuSed themselves of the idea = TAT Tartar
Generals possess greater courage than people oi
their own race.