New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

this capacity be WA OF the s6t inst received and a
knosleogcd BY His EKcelency the President
Chevaer Nitero the Brazilian Charge de Affairs TO "a
Government len Monrovia- March J. in the ; ship job
Adams for St. Vincent where he expects to take pAs,ss
in Of the steamers for Rio de Jlnsro South Ameres
The schooners Providence and Pedar LEFT the FIRST OF
the h Of February and the latter on the 9Th for Snoe
with delegates from the Baptist Churches IN tbs county
10 represent them the Baptist Association to be holder
in Since number Of gentlemen and ladies were paSsen
gers IN these vessels, as visitors.
Boyer OF Trade Town, is more than ever reapine
the bitter fruits Of hiB rebellion None Of the chiefs IN any
part Of the Bassa Country sympttbzs with him Tue fact
L. all along they have dreaded h and now as he Is very
much weakened they make no secret Of the enmiy which
they always had for hin Hundreds Of his warriors have
abandoned him. and pledged Themselves 10 Joe West OF
New Cesters and James FlOr at Trade Town. But Boy
ers present position IS very unenyisble one from being
The most wealthy and powerful chief 10 al the B1sA COun
Try; he has become the most weak and despised.
. The repeated depredaiOns OF Boombo OF Little cape
Mount in violation Of his solemn engagements with the
6Oyernm en-upon certain GOah and other chiefs residing
IN said Little Cape Mount coTnty and under the &C
knovedged protection Of the GOvernment-have for some
monhs past been source Of deep sohcude to the Gov
eminent and Of great annoy and suffering 20 the sub
ecs OF his SpOauOns BOOmbO has surprised the towns
and villages Of the chiefs cap:Cged and murdered many Of
the inhabitants and carried of hundreds Of others TO be
ha as slaves Livery means that could be suggested has
been resored 70 in the hope Of putting an e 70 these
predatory attacks and of awarding justice 10 the injured
partes-but without success Indeed the forbearance Of
the Government TO military force only 10 have
embroidered BoOmbo and his maraudg followers 20 other
and more atrocious acts Of violence.
has reached the that B00rnh0
now extending his depredaous into the Dey country
burning villages and numbering tie nhabiants-and has
robbed several factories owned by merchants Of Monrov
established in that section To afford protection 10 these
inoensYe Golahs and Dsys which the Government is
pledgeds the lives and property of traders in the
country pct end to these agressions punish the
gressoYs and maintain the authority of the Government and
majesty Of the laws-but one alternative remains
II is said that Prince George Cain Of Grand Cape Mount
is deeply implicated with BoombO but we have no idea OF
the nature and extent of the connection
The Executive December last called the attention
the Legislature TO the conduct OF BoombO the subject had
the consideration ofthat body and the result was an act
authorizing the President employ military force 20 que
the disturbances in the Little Cape Mount territory aud
making suitable appropriation for the purpose President
Roberts Immediately the adjournment Of the LegislS
ture, sent messenger to BOombO remndn him OF the
conditions Of the treaty then subssng between him and
Government and ordered him 10 discontinue his depre
datons and lay the subject Of his complaints before him
So intent has been the Government To peace 10 the
country that for nearly three months at considerable
pendtuIe money has been trying 10 convince BoOmbo
of his wrong dongs, and TO influence him to restore
peace All the pacific intentions OF the Government
have proved unavaing. President Roberts determined
at last 10 bring matters TO an issue and to this end he
ordered George Cain to meet him az Little Cape Mount with
Boombo and his other allies and the st OF March
named for the meeting On that morning the Presdenlef
Monroya with two hundred armed men, and the same day
il is probable he was at the place.
Prince George Cain, of Grand Cape Mount has sent
message the President earnestly soliciting him to plant
colony at Grand Cape Mount.
general meeting of the Chiefs of the Ney Countries,
for the purpose Of entering permanent arrangements to
restore peace to the countries between Grand Cape Monnt
and the Gaenas both places included is TO be held at
Sugaree. az about dozen miles from the beach,
Al the Chiefs of any notorety will be present or will be
represented By persons Of note. Several Chiefs have
already met and by the 1T Of March, It was thought that
all would b. pre- sent at the place of meeting
Don Chrispo, who for nearly year has been lurking
in the ghborhood Of the Ganas and the SherbrO and
whose establishment near the SheBar broken up by
Admiral Bruce Commanding ii. NJ Naval Forces on this
Coast Is thirty miles in the interior of the Gal
lanas The Chiefs anxious for him to leave the
try and what is surprising IS that Prince Mama IS