New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-16
Late from the Cape OF Good HOPE.

In the Boston papers Of yesterday we
find more complete details of the recsn, news from
the Cape Of Good Hope The Ttareass has The To-
loving
The bark Ocean Wave. Capt. LEWIS, ARRIVED a.
TINS port tins morning, with dates from The cape Of
Good Hope To June u, three weeks later
Papers 10 June th, received by her, state that ne
continued, with no prospect OF its being trough
TO close. rebellion hal broken ont among The
Iottentots at 1heOpolis, which Of the mosi Sc
rIous nature. II appears that the rebel HottcDIois
were joined by some deserers from the Cape Rifles
and asOby some kairS, and a. daylight In the morn
ing murdered IN cold blood the limoges resident at
the Institution there The fiDgCes werc no, q iney
lay IN their beds.
some oithe rebels y shed also 70 burn tie women
and children bat others prevented this. The mis-
soDay buildings at HE Th,opChs Station, TIE oldest
IN the Colony were all burnt down, save one smait
building. After the na.saceT tie rebels commenced
her retreat 10 The mountains. They we're followed
by forces gathering IN their rear, and al one place an
engagement took place between the English forces
and the enemy, IN which the former lost sesaai
killed and wounded. and we're obliged 10 retreat.
the rebels we're continually RECEIVING rel force'
ments. Among the allied was Field Comet Gray
II Is feared that many other llotentoi 10 aiIss,
rebellion may break out a. al IheOpO!is. u - not
YET known how far the Infection has spread.
Abundant documentary evidence has been found
among the papers captured from the enemy Of an ex'
teDslvs conspiracy among tie frontier Ot,eniOts 10
destroy the White iniaSliants IL Appeals thai The
Nildt~l ana most N>dhe IDEAS nave fOuIa pace AZ
their minds, and believing that The white settlers had
been abandoned by Their Mt, they concluded
that the time had come when they TOO might set Up
for themseveS and recover their ancient posse sfons
sandI, the afhr Chief II - SAID, was 10 nave hae
Graham Town TOR his future capital, while .he ~
lure metropolis Of he Hottie ntOt nation 10 ue hset
al LreDhsge, with Port Elizabeth II COMMERCIAL
mart. Papers relative 70 the DIVISION q spoil ssIs
also found
The Frontsr TINS cOu' aims depiOrable soeOuoss o.
the state Of afalrs there Rebel fires were burning
IN every direction farmhouse, were destroyed ~ha
the cattle stolen. ,
Zoou Chef located in the vaal district, had
put TO death, IN the most cruel manner, Sky uniV
iunaie natives who had crossed the nsef 'of pv-
lection The motive Of the butcneD "as we P"s-
session Oi their cattle.
captured Kafir stated 20 the English a1ihonI.e
tina, kafhrs had already been killed during ''s
war, than for the whole Of the last, hs 49, 49,
that TIE kaiEr pow er - It'll unbroken am va, 49,,
have no idea OF sinelderIng they stu Dc'lfse uo-
they shall regain the ascendency Ia i1e ep-"'',
Among the iiOttentOt rebels, iLose Of bas0p'~" -
traction are the most active and dangerous. ,,,r.
Dttachments OF English AID NAIVE force cos,nss
TO Le sent INTO the kafr sYon ghOlds, but soDeho"
hey always fail 10 come mp Win the .ns"y sum
gently 10 Inslct any effective chAstseinsm,
Asa specimen o; what Is going on thfolg.iolit ..s
hoIe engih and breadth Of the country, - stiteo
mn Mr. Bernard Reilly had arrived from ne IRON
oer .here he had a trading station. iGe feOeS
cane upon him al nght, dragged HIM on. yiib his
vfe the latter by The hair Of her head. IN her ngh
elo,hes and we're about 90 Kill them wn. Dey were
enabled - escape. while the captors were talking
about their pinncer
Tzs Frcninr TINS announces that there - gfeA'
probability that Governor Smith will shorty make
ueace with the kaffrs. The former, ACCORDING 70
Tie TINES, Is willing 10 make peace, II VIC feyss
will surrender their bGea and the cAite lh') "a
captured but up 10 he iih Of June, not gun -
been sent in. A peace. winch did not sGafastes ~
settlers quiet possession for the future, "b' h"'
accs ptable 10 the Colony. .. -
Emigration still continues into the disiEi.w % yon.
the frontier Of the E0glish POSSESSIONS aid NE ~.
pagers are Of mon that England VIII soon h.s II
take possession, and annex al the hApi'A'.s v-'''
scgih Area.