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rbc Indians have been very trouble
Of late here. They have made in
ms in the province in various direc-


driving of. the cattle, making pr.
r. of the women, and butchering all
hen they can get hold Of. The small
IS of troops stationed on the frontiers
been attacked and defeated se'era'
4 by them, which has rendered them
! bold than formerly.-Crow.s OF peo'
from different parts Of the countr,


flocked to the city for protection
kIudians are led on, il is said, by some
pns from here disaltccted TO the gov
hent. They have indeed become s.
kidabc as to create a great deal OF al.
among all those who have any pro-
n in the country. The government
aking energetic measures to clear the
|;nce of its barbarous invaders, and
mo doubt succeed. but not before very
Ius losses are experienced. The In


have the most deadly hatred to al
men, aud never spare them whei


prisoners. The principal cause OF


late successes is the great extension


frontiers made last year by the gov
lent"


rto Rico Prirateers.-Captain York
I'D at Charleston from Porto Rico, in


that orders had been received there
(Old, Spain. since the re-establ'shmen


rp Ferdinand, to enforce anew thu
ade of all the ports and places on th'


c, which are in the possession OF TIN
~ bendents; and that privateers wer'
4 out with all expedition to carr,
Y orders into effect. We may there
i4expect to see renewed the system o
ized piracy formerly carried Oh by th'
khita and others; unless they ar
y aimed by our vessels Of war in tina
n Iter.