New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-15
Later frsa Liberia.
We have later adviccs from Libcria. by

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IN arrival from Stern Leone which give como iassr
es;ing items Of intelligence
The chastsemeut which the Libersn Goversnsut
recently inflicted upon Grando and his rnsrsndiag
aes for their attack upon defesseless village. sssns
30 have caused shyness between the authorities
al Liberia and the local representatives Of the English
Government
1t viii be remembered tha, letters from Liberia In
cudpg dispatches from Mr. Benson Secretary Of State,
spoke In strong terms Of the conduct Of some English
traders charging them with melting the nsives 10 thsfr
muderous attack upon the territories Of the Republic.
Mr.. Hanson, the British Coasu was named a. was
alec g Mr.. Lawrence
The British commander upon the coast has instituted
Inquiries Into the matter. Her Nsjestys brs Soy with
Consul Hanson on board. had visited Trsdetown and
remained couple OF days Jim Flaw wee seaf for
and he remained board OF the spy uoa OF the day
When be let Boyer. supposed 10 be in lessae vttA
Grsndo sent and inerrogated the object Of the
Spys visit being avovedy t0 Inquire into the diculty
between Boyer and the Lioensn Republic.
Another letter from Edna, MSrca 10, reports the ar
rival OF intelligence at that place that Boyer and Grsndo
making extensive preparations tor another attack
upon the Lberisn settle ments Ia Trsdetown county
In this, repC rted they were receiving ait from
the Interior the plan being 20 attack ell the settle monss
at once.
From these rumors, the Editer OF r., H~ali pro-
ceeds to argue very warmly tast England has taken
part with the enemies OF the Republic and thai cad
tate awaits Liberia, unlt depressing hand from
abroad arrests these proceedings
subsequently,, 10 the inquiry 81 Tradetown the
British .oop Of Crane arrived al Mlnrovia. and
the Commander sent dispatch to Governor Roberts.
conveying document the effect that the right OF the
Government Of Liberia exercise sovereignty tho
Trsdetewn country having been denied By the nstive
chiefs he must protest against any arrest or molesta
ton whatever Of Mr. Lawrence who had been cited 20
trial by the Liberian Government for misdcmeanor
committed in stirring up rebellion in New Gees
While these difficulties pending. the internal re-
sources OF the Republic developing themselves
will be seen by the following extract from letter writ
ten by one OF who has good opportunities for
knowing the truth
ave getting along well usual think the spirit
Of industry and enterprise IN the Republic IL decidedly oa
the increase All trades aud branches Of business are e.
Stunning regular and systematic form There are more i'm
provementsthe number Of houses prograx OF cree
ton greater and the material better and durable
tran any oner period OF history could boas, Of Late
immigrants mean recently arrived immisganss more
active and conented than they formerly One OF
this the improvements every where manifest Formerly
when oil old settlers and poor and msanly elsa
and neanly housed there little 10 stimulate the am6
ton Ct the newly arrived Those they found here
little advance Of them that the melton nothing
Things In this respect somewhat changed ksmi-
hes more than few, living comfortably people
anywhere Their and elegance excited the
bon of every aspiring Immigrant and he xces right
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| The bark Liberia Packet Capt Chason Is DAYS from
Savannah, arrived at Monrovs on the 18th q March,
| with los passengers.