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now to congratulate the country on the v.,,,
satisfactory intelligence which we have my my
received from the interior of Hanover cors Sss'
municated by a respectable gentleman Tuil', wh,
left Argyle this afternoon. There were ''.e ~
that time, only about eight or ten of the a. s'
gyle and Knockalva negroes, and four sron,
Golden Grove remaining out the latt"a
were expected to surrender thcmsclycs' y
night.


Colonel Cambcl of the Western Inte,i,,
regiment, proposed to discharge, to-nipht =.
tomorrow morning, the detachment Of tba
St. James Militia, now stationed at Montna
| lcr; and it was expected, on the arrival os
the Accompong Maroons, who were to reac,
his district this night, that the greater na,'
Of the Militia, would be allowed to return H.
their homes i'll the course of Tomorrow -.
next day.


We have therefore every hope that an il
surrection, which from the commencemcn.
and in its duration, has borne such form;J
able appearance, is about to be crushed viii
out the loss of many of the negroes Eyc,
and none Of the white population. But We
look with horror and commiseration on VIII,
is to follow on the trials and subscquen, prr .''
ishmcnt of the unhappy victims.