New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
From the Cape Of Good Hope.


BosroN Tuesday, April 5, 1853.
I The bark Gay Head, from Cape Town Feb
n arrived this morning.
She reports that the steam propeller West
Wind from New York via Ascension for Australia, put
10 Cape Town Feb. 7, with trouble among her pas
ispeers. She would call again about Feb 20
The ship Faneuil Hail. from New York, with
Ca for the Japan Exploring Expedition, was IN port
rating orders.
The ship Sacsusa, from New-lOrk for Aus
,sfa, sailed from Table Bay February TO-
The ship MedOra, from New-York for Aus
ala arrived January 81 and would sail about Feoru'
fy25.
Capt. Holmes, the U. S. Consul at Cape
own, writes home tina, he was engaged most OF his
kue In settling troubles among the passengers OF The
Best Wind and Medora.
The captain Of the Gay Head says that when
he West Wind came in che had two captains, but the
h,c, nature of the trouble he did not learn
The attempt by the English Governor 10
k,ke peacc is still going on but the colonsis still de
hare against any peace which does not exPel the hal
D. from their midst.
Mosech. with whom the English lately fought
s,evere battle is now quite friendly and has severely
kunshe some Of his sub chiefs for cncroaohments On
L. Briti.h killing eeven Of them, and taking sway
eer property.
Messrs. X. Edwards and w. Inglis, Wesleyan
l,.ionsries hal been expelled from the lrSns V"A'
i Boer Republic, for writing to the English author
H.. charging that the Beers sold the haihr ehhareh
Ahom they captured in war, into Slavery. On u4e
Ia. the Missionaries offered to show that such hsd
zen actually the case but ii did not avail ana tneS
fre expelled
The l.. s. steam frigate Mississippi, OF the
ku.n Expedition which sailed Feb. , as before re-
ioted left without waiting for her eonsorts' IN con
knencc of numerous deseruons. Ater she sSieO
L. hodv of one OF her men was found on The shore
trh his clothes in bundle on his back. He had oecA
kvwncd while attempting to desert
, Jcffersenviilc Ind0 City Bonds
THE following dispatch comes to US over the sigma
kres of "silas W. leonard Chairman and George
Ewing, Secretary. '-Repl ,s-a
JEFFERSON Ind Tuesdsy April 4, leSS
The citizens of Jeiiersonvllle, Indiana cSueo
tres,,s and entered their protest against negotiating
tNlsh Georre r. Sayiix, the Agent OF the my Ooun
he Bonds of said City for $4,000, row IN nc ma
" Said negotiation y eoisldered eShIaiy ~ wv N-'
hCter sud Illegal Don't touch the hoh"S
ne 4. y. steam Frisate saranac ASHORE
SAVANNAH, Monday. April =, ls>@
A boat from the l.. :. steam tflgate Sarahay'
bot Long, from Havana for this port reports ,ne ~
De- badly ashore al Warsaw Sound sac ,e.' ne :,
Tuesdsy and 90, ashore on Sunday AFTER nov =.
kclock A Quantity OF coal was thrown oSereosNo "
k,eu the shin Some OF her officers came hefe " iiN
assistance The fIigSe is in bad pIe'''AiieD'' -
Fs blowing heavily.
Navigation on Lake Erie.
CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Aprii y lsNNN
The steamers Southerner and AineiicS az
ei here this morning from Dunkrk ialy aeon -.
fSds The navigation between tiss port Nn' Ha'1>N
fSaoh<tracted.
The philadelphia Murder Case
PHIIApxlPlus. Tuesday, April D -
The Jury was completed in Spring case 'hi'
tasuins. by selecting the t~elfthjuror.
The Attorney General Is opening me esse. ,sSs
PHIIApKIFHIA. Tuesday, AptA ., - -,
The Court of Oyer aud Terniner is nov GU
tsed on Springs TRIAL. The evidence however GU
hoes nothing new.
The Charleston steamers. -,
CHARLESTON. Monday, April T. ~.
The ". 8. Mail steamship Southerner, Cap
hser, arrived here at day light yesterday (San'-'
horuang
The steamship James Adger, tor w-foiA
NJ n, l.v hare .nt,l N oriock yes,sglay tnofbLls