New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-31
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The steamship Australian, from Sydney, whose
arrival announced by telegraph per Arctic, mas
dates from the Cape Of Good Hope 20 LIST December,
eleven days later than previous advices The general
seepe OF the news appears TO be- that the drawing
70 termination but whenever the troops ere tempors.
TBy withdrawn predatory bands OF toe ebauy sprung
90 and make successful inroads into the colony proper
In the meentimc Governor Cathcart had arrived ut
the Orsnse River Sovereignty with 2O0O men, and had
ksued the following proclamation
Know ell chief and Of sl classes and tribes within
., ., so,e 1ou 70 sdinser in the oaeen.
justice and night equally 70 AL am not come 70
ssssnes Of psacc. l. therefore, order and command you
all 70 remain quiet each OF you within your own country
and 70 await and seas oy my sdsmsn, and dscso sro
sbesspee dnd 10 punish with ngor and severity any che
class trbe who NAY dare to rcs ny lawful authority
All loyal suhjects Of the Queen VIII be ready 10 JON ms
should de. NJ Necessary call upon them for their
operation srAinst any coniumacious Offenders
~ God save the Queen
Owen under my hand and seal Al GIAhims Town. this
~ ny "GroReE carpcARr. Leatepaut Governor"
His EYccllency was expected a, Whittlesea ON the
10Th Of November. lie has also issued a warning to
certain traders who have been dUnnng kreli for com
pepsation.
A further installment Of 2J0 head Of cattle,
toward the 800 due, sent In 10 King Willsms on
the 18th November The enemy however has reap
pesred In come districts and made successful inroais
Mr.. Warner has returned from Tambookie,
having concluded a peace with Choppo, who has
cent IN his compliment 81 100 gunE Meny kalrs were
seeu but they half starved, and have powei but
little this scsson Qaeshue, who, II was reported had
been killed in the last attack thc Weisrkl0of il d0dg
ing somewhere In Ksfrlsnd, with but few fo0wcrs
Information had come in that the sp0or OF
three numerous bodies OF the enemy has been dsoov
cred, viz; IN the fsh River Bush, near Committees
Fonsh's Klooi between Fort Wiltshire and the mouth Of
the Kat River, and The kloefs not hr thence In which
The Second Regiment, under Captain Oldham nrfered
40 severely some monthss $50 =.
The captured Chief, Seyolo. istQ be Removed
from Robbcn lslAndto wynbefe. where be win be uader
thesurveisnce OF Major Wolf. the resident Magistrate
The following awkward occurrences are re-
lated Ina 2ks GrsAans Torn y0sTHaL Nov 10 Capt de
VBiers hss had very narrow escspe. lie vas pro
cceding with party OF twenty Of Montagncs orse ON
the 9th mot from The tbumio Camp Co the keiskaInna
Hook, aud had disnOunted while "a cendng the steep
mountain leedng from the Amstols River 10 Wolf Val
10y the guns OF the party being 10 their buckets when
he surprised and attacked by body Of about 100
rebel Io,ton,o,s lie and bis party being completely
surprised had nothing lc for IL hut flight The rebes
succeeded in capturing horses and i've guns besides
which two horses were shot and one wousicd Capt
RCvcniy third Regiment wdo "a Stationed ~ the
CholIIIFpost on hearing of this assiS immediately
dashed on 10 the spot and fortunately succeeded in ex
Treating twelve OF the troops from poeiton OF no
small peril The llolteutoia were nowhere 10 be found
having decampod the hrs appearance Of the rescung
forces
Lieutenant Reeves, I'D regiment, has also
had escape lie and few with hits, were
surrounded hy the rebels and had he not steadily held
his ground, would have been cut OFT TO a man.
The news from Australia has had considera-
BILE eject on Cape markets. There was an immediate
rise IL al kinds Of provisions for export and several
ysels have been laid on for Melbourne, while many
spectacle persons have formed themselves into parties
well supplied with provisions Implement SC, iors
trip to lie diggingS