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tom, divulging all that is known to about the men,
their position, their character, and it may be their
future destiny, to the whole world. So look out tor
something rich in process of time. We have smi-
lar disclosure to make Of Tylerism, which in point
of meanness malgnity, and all the bad qualities as
far surpassed Van Burenism as the Great Britain
steamship exceeds the size OF a cock-koat We
have been slandered, deceived insulted, and robbed
by Tylersm. We have also been indicted for Ii
bel on some of its creatures and in the trial which
we are now endeavoring to bring before court in
this city, will show that there is something still
meaner and viler than Van Burenism or any other
kind of ism in the country.


VERY LATE FROM AFRIcA.-ARRIvAL OF THE
PhEBLE.-The U. S. ship Preble, Thomas W. Free
Ion, Esq, Commander, arrived last night from
cruise of upwards of twelve months on the West
en Coast of Africa and the adjacent Islands, and
last from Porto Grande, Island of ST. Vincent, Cape
de Verbs, in twenty six days passage Officers and
crew in comparative health.


The Prebe brings home several invalid seamen
from the African squadron besides a number of
officers, a list OF whom we annex. She left at Porto
Grande the U. S. ship jamestown, Commander r
B. Cunningham, bearing the broad pennant of Com
4iouoic w. Shihhci oiooE-oi-Wdi Ioihto"hs
Commander c. H. Bell, and store ship Southampton,
Lieut. Commanding H w. Morris, all three of them
bound for the Coast. The brig Truxton, Comman-
der Bruce, was cruising to the eeward


A few days before the Preble left Porto Praya, Or
about the 10Th of July, ,suthenc intelligence reached
that place from Bissao, Africa, that the natives had
recommended their warfare against the authorities
OF the place, and the Governor General had sent a
considerable force to assist the latter IN defending
themselves.


The Preble brings the intelligence, important, to
whalers, that the harbor of Porto Grande
which had been closed by the former Governor
Bastos, to all merchant vessels except in cases OF
distress, has been re-opened, by the new Governor
General Don Jose Miguel de Noronha.


The following is list OF officers of the Preble


Thomas W. freedom. Esq, Commander; Chas. w.
Pickering, Lieutenant; NJ Z. Watkins and G. v. Fox
Acting Lieutenant Jas H. Moore Acting Master; A.
Surgeon; Jas Hamilton, Assistant Surgeon; Homer c.
Blake, R A Marr John H Carter, John P. Hall and c.
Z. Hunter, Midshipmen; Samuel Drew Boatswain; Ben
jamin Bunker, Gunner; c. c. P. Parker, Captains Clerk
t. d. Bunham, Pursers Clerk; John Moore Acting
Masters Mate; W. c. Linton, Acting Carpenter.


The following is list of invalid and other officers
who have returned home In the Prebe as passen-
gers
Leutenants; John s. Neville, Acting Master G.
Chenswith and A. T Byrens, Midshpmen; VIM II Blow
late naval sto keepers clerk at Porto Praya b. Pea
chey, late Captains clerk of U. s. ship Jamestown