New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

and it is thssght by many, rs better tran Roberta
Some Of tbc votes for Presiaent not received, a.
returns By the Secretary Of State account Of scme
mistake On the part Of tie Judges. which has given
great dssatssction, and the Legislature are the
Judges OF all the return, the friends of the new party
are determined 10 contest it at their next term. The
re'uk OF their investigation is expected TO be in favor OF
President Roberts
But on the whole Liberia is going ahead fast. have
men within the last six weeks who have been trad
ng this coast from H. - years Who say Liberia has
done more by way # improvement the two last year,
for herself than has been done ia ten years before
Every thing books well for the future Brick houses
are built, Of them a. large 40 any private house 10
your city. Up the ST Pauls River, all of the new are
OF BRICK ibe three last expeditions OF emgrans from
tie United States to this place are doing well. They
humber COO persons. Eleven Of them died Of lever.
The most Of them free people OfVrgnia and have
little money They add much TO the country, and II
the people Of color THE Northern States who have
little money were TO abandon the prejudice they nave 70
coming 10 Africa they would do great good for them
selves and this part Of the world They live on halt
Wbst they live and need not work than half
as hard Men of money have over hundred ways 10
make fortune. We have man from Ono Mr. T. >.
Rove who has made large fortune in four years lie
is fine, intelligent and vas the candidate Tor tae
Vice Presidency Of this Republic against ;. t. Benson
at the last election. He commenced / an told, WITH
$1,000 We have also number of persons very lneili-
gent who have lived here from childhood and know but
little Of any other part OF the world except by reading
Now must say this speaks well for in business matters
they better than have before. ID. Is Hsr-
ner of these persons has proved himself 10 be
good business also mechanic Of the first order.
He has built a number If vessels Two Of them have
been considered good any OF the kind ny Captains
of other parts. The first, called the Enterprise,
and the best sailing craft the west coast the last
whose name is Try Try Again. IL is fine little vesse
of 10 or IS tuns only This person had never seen boa
built Col B. +. Yates is another OF these natural ge-
muses.; in military skill he ranks first IN the Republic
At the late ElshtOWn war, where there we're 5eO ma
tiyes 200 Liberans the brave Colonel, in every en
gsqtmebt was successful. The natives Ia one engage
ment had him whipped his falling gu all sides,
Of them jumped behind trees 70 save their lives,
others fell on the grOuId but the Colonel in the midst
of all this with the who stuck 10 hun, did not know
it, but kept on fighting until the natives thought they
must be mistaken and run To the bushes the victory was
his His military ability gives decided satisfaction 10 that
part Of the country aud have more lighting there
here has been fighting going some time ia the
nechborhood of Grand Cope Mount between the tribes
Of that part of the country which kept out much OF the
trade fro the interior In order 20 establish the laws Of
country and make peace the natives the Pres
ident, after his return from England, WITH two or
three hundred men, took trip 10 the place where the
Kings were meet him. and settled the matter without
much trouble; have peace now IN the whole Repub-
lie Everything indicates lmprOv ement We have here
Mr. j g. G. L. New nham of England, Her Maestys
Consul for Liberia in the place Of Mr. Hanson removed
liked by the people The Consul from France has not
arrived. The Brazilian Consul has returned. We
TO have a line of steamers from Liverpool. making two
within Fix months We daily looking for Rev Alex
ander Crummel Berry and Green, all of NewYork who
lea England on the 20th June per steamer. Mr T..
J. -.,c and family will visit Europe AMI the United
States be leaves the 10Th June per steamer Faith
The ship Barshea Cor Bansbee) has arrived with 200
igrants from Baltimore, all well.
We have been called to mourn the loss OF Rev. Hie
~ Te8qe who was Secretary of State. He died Nay
q, ls53 Mr. Teage born in Virginia and with his
parents emgrated to Sierra Leone in 1919, 10 Ii
IBERIA in ISIS. MI. T. a OF great ability, and
was the only qualified to fill the seat he occupied.
He translated all foreign letters He has done much good
for the Republic His loss is seriously felt by the Church,
the merchant mechanic. farmer and all the country
lie beloved and esteemed by all who knew him He
was a Master Mason and inferred with all the
lemnity Of the Masonic Order
Would like 10 say of this country there have
been 90 IL ally bad reports of il, which think help to
keep men OF ability aud money from coming TO it, But
if ,hey loved liberty rank and position, they could aud
would not stay where rights kept from them rights
which God gave to all men But live in good cheer,
for the love of liberty brought Us here.
Yours with respect, !. u. J.