The Express. — 1853-03-30 (London, England)

PILOCL.IMITION  By his Excellency Lieut.-General the Hon. Gen. Cathcart, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope, in South Africa, and of the pendencies thereof, Ordinary and Vice-Admiral of the same, and her Majesty's High Commissioner for the settling and adjustment of the affairs of the territories in Southern Africa, adjacent and contiguous to the Pastern and North. Eastern Frontier of the said Colony, and Governor at British Kaffraria. Whereas the independent Chief Kreili has recently ma. nifested a desire for peace and reconciliation with her MaI jesty's government, and to be again considei ed her 31.ijesty's faithful friend : And whereas, since the invasion of the territory cf the said chief, in the month of August last, no acts of tvegility have been committed by his people, and no participation in the Gaika rebellion, subsequent to that period, is chargeable to them : ' ' ' • • .  And whereas, in taken of admission, a fourth instalment of cattle has been voluntarily sent by the chief towards the final settlement of the small remaining portion of the fine imposed upon kim : And whereas the said chief has else declared himself severely punished, prayed for the remission of the remainder of the fine, and humbly sued for peace : Now, therefore, I do hereby, on her Majesty's behalf, and by virtue of the powers vested in me, proclaim, declare, and make known that all remaining fines of cattle imposed by my predecessors on the said Chief Kreili are hereby can. celled, and that peace and amity are hereby teemed be. tween her Majesty and the said Chief Kreili, on the following conditions only:1. That the said Chief Kreili shall continue in all things true and faithful to his engagements.  2. That he shall recognise the line of the lnilwe and the Kei as the boundary between her Majesty's territories and his own.  3. That he shall restrain and punish all attempts on tho part of his people to disturb the peace of her Majesty's subjects, either in the lands allotted to the Tomb lokies, or the other tribes within her Majesty's territories, being on the west side of the Indwe and Kei rivers. 4. That in the event of missionaries or traders being again permitted to reside in the country of the said Chief Kreili with his consent, they must conform to such agreement u they may make for themselves with the said Chief. The Governor, on behalf of the British government, veil, have nothing to do with ally such agreements, but will hold the said Chief responsible for the security of the lives and property of those British subjects whom ke may allow to live within his territory. 5. That in case of cattle, horses, or other property being stolen from the colony and traced into his country, the said chief shall be bound to recover and restore the stolen property, and to punish the thieves. G. That the said chief aliall,ts hen demanded of him, cause to be seised and delivered up to the nearest British authority, for trial according to law, all persons who shall have committed, or who shall be reasonably suspected of having committed any murder, robbery, or other offence, within the limits of her Majesty's dominions, and who shall be found in the territory of the said chief.