Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-06-19
FROM LIBERIA.

By the arrival at New York Of the brig Locder from
Sierra Leone, via Menrovia, have rumors that
GOODNESS exists between the Government of Liberia and
the local representatives Of the British Governmeae
that quarter, having it's origin in the apparently well
merted chastisement which the Eiberia Government
Gently inflicted upon the rebel chief rando and his na-
raudng allies, for their attack upon comparatively DE-
fenceess village.
The hostile movement os Grando it will be remembered
alleged to have been nsgatea by two three Eng
sh traders and in consequence of this Charge it APP
pears that the British naval comander on the coast Oh
Africa has instituted inquiries into the truth Of the
ter For this purpose he sent the British brig Spy, with
the British Consul board Tr.letown where she
manned two days, during which three Of the in
surgent chiefs who allies of Grando were invited on
board and nterrogated respecting the difficulties between
them and the Liberian Government Nothing Of what
occurred has ranspired 1T is reported however, that
Boyer Of the Chiefs had signed paper denying the
jurisdiction of the berian Government the Trade
town country, which had induced the British commander
to send despatch Governor Roberts protesting against
the moestaton of the British residents who
had been cited to trial by the Lberan Government
charge having been concerned IN the late rebellion
New Cess.
From these rumors the editor Of the Liberia Herald
fers that England has taken part with the enemies of the
Republic, and that sad fate awaits Liberia unless q
repressng hand from abroad arrests these proceed
ings; but the New York Commercial Advertiser, from
which paper condense the foregoing intelligence and
which goes into review Of the whole matter concludes
that there is sufficient for these gloomy appre
which, it says we free
say think the Lberian authorities ought not to give
paceto except very sufficient and incontoyerble evil
dence seeing that that Power the first to recognise
Liberals national existence, and has given her SUBJ
stantial token of good wil
Notwithstanding these rumored difficulties the internal
resources Of the Republic developing themselves,
will be by the following extrnct from letter, writ
by of its citizens who has good opportunities for
knowing the truth:
ssWe are getting along well as usual. think the
spirit of industry and enterprise in the Republic is de-
cidedy the increase All trades and branches of bus
assuming regular and systematic FORM There
more improyements-the number Of houses now in
and durable than any former period of history
could boast Of Late immigrants, mean recently arrived
immigrants active and contened than they
formerly One of this the improvements every
where manifest Formerly when all old settlers and
poor and meany clad and meanly housed there
little to stimulate the ambition Of the newly arrived
Those they found here little in advance of them
that the distinction was nothing Things in this re-
spect somewhat changed. Families, more than
few living comfortably people any where. Their
and elegance excited the ambition of every
pring immigrant, and he goes right to work"
The barque Liberia Packet in forty-fve days from sa-
vannah arrived at Monrova the 18th Of March, with
l63 passengers