New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-29
LATER from Llberin.

We have been favored with letters from Mon
rovia TO the 18th Of February, which are OF an IN
teresting character. Among other marks CT I'm
movement is the assurance that Liberia Will soon
become large exporter of cotton. The success
which attends its cultivation is beyond the ex-
pectstiOn of its warmest friends.
A letter from Hon. II Tesge, dated at NonFo.
via, February 18Th, says: "A large number OF
vessels are now lore which csuses more than
usual competition in trade The cotton business
will succeed. Captain Shaw, the cotton agent
here, told me. few days since, that he expects
70 load his vessel with cotton, so wehaye another
start
THE Can't. Shaw mentioned in the above ex
tract ia the person sent out from England 90 try
the experiment whether cotton can be raised Tor
expectation Mr. Shaw, we believe, had been In
Llberis orc year when Mg. Teage wrote; yet he
sppesrs already 10 have arrived at the opinion
that he will be enabled 10 send a cargo OF cotton
To Liverpool This is certainly another triumph
for tie new Republic
IL will be recollected by many that some time
ESQ $500 were subscribed in this city fOt the re-
compton of d. Williams he is now doing well
in Africa The following is an extract from let
ter from Hon. Stephen a. Benson, dated
"BASSA Cow Web l.
"You are 10 doubt anxious to learn from time to time
The coaduon & lhe emgraEs your Board hAd me kiad-
ress 10 serd US by the Edssr Informed you IN slSei
by hat vessel Ihst had located them Comfortably 81 oeA
am happy TO ssy hat notwithstanding moss OF them
had touch OF fever No have vet lost none, and al are
row doing well Some Of them were very rellcAuI 70
give up ne rvt but since they are become perfectly
ssi,shsd al are worlug away Ike Tue fellows square
nj OF land al oiping ths settlement Of 6s1ey has Oseh
prcured ,rce their arrival out 81 which their farm lots
have been spporouet snl With which they sees hghy
pcGGed ard both male sud females turn Out cheeii1 70
cnms,e TO labor many hours IN The day - Old 'eers
ks,isted them with few dollars TO procure native 1bcr
you express great anxiety FOR the fate Of Daniel VIII
lam, and amy nun you rSy g, ta val y'O
a on 81 company arrived by The packet FOR this psee
thew will be seLt ~ BeXley.
ibs United sIses he 10 now s5sen sIendog The annual
conference 81 AOnTogs
In conformity with The pTovikors Of az ecI 1.-THE Leg
ha.ure vo.uLteess viii proceed down for the formation
OF the settlement al tie Cove, SheT which shA 20 IN
VsYy res TeSpeegaiv. STEPHEN A BENSON.
The followir is letter from Henry IL. West
who was one Of the emlgrants sent out By the
Nsw.Yolk State Colonization Society IN the bark
Edgar:
"BExLEv. slbsriG Jan %. 1851.
TO Rev. JOHN PlNNEY Dear SIR: write to Inform
yoU Ct our safe auiys The thlTss Of Africa Our pas
Isse WA long and tedious NE The county mu:h, par
ucuGrly lie section on bich an located. consider he
BsEs cOaruy the best in LoeTs al least 50 Tar a, have
Esso Ii my opitioa I. Is destined 10 os great Pace
All foIry TO ace sueh spirit Of oppo.Voa among he
cco5ec people in The United SIAies 10 reference coming
here
sent 90 "a see 10 the WsnI Of good, eutspTsng
hduSui,us uep. The very men who arc low beSicg
her brains ont Tor he benefit Of their oppreors are re
very ores whom wsa 10 here, MAY hey learn Wis
dom AID come. Yours respectfully.
HENRY 81 WEST.
We take this occasion 20 say it is expected that
q large number will so out by the Liberia Packet
from Baltimore. about the 6rst of June. Oae han
bred and fry are expected from Virginia. These
emigranrs will form the new settlement at Bssss
Cove. A steam engine will be sent out With this
party, which will be under the control Of an able
engineer, one who has had charge of locomotive
on one OF the Virginia railroads for the past FIVE
vars. Com. ADV.