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LATER FROM DOMINICA The Smith Tuttle, from
Guadaloupe, arrived at New Haven on Sunday,
bringing advices from Dominica TO the 23i Of June We
thai the insnrrecton bad been pu; down without
much difficulty and that the operation OF martial law was
suspended the 2is Great damage was done 70 ,evers
the estates the island The Governor had Issued
proclamation Of amnesty 10 all with III. exception Of the


ninety OF whom he'd been returned IN prison
undergo the decision OF the laws several hundred nav
ng been discharged under the sdmonory advice ot tho
Governor. The isan1s had been overwhelmcdwnb rains
md floods with great damage to the roads. &c sngu.
lar discovery had been mace in taking census of The
island Of Trinidad being that OF two encampmens Of
he aboriginal Indians Of the island belonging 10 race
perfectly distinct from any hitherto known This iact


noted IN the Trinidad Standard Of the 18th ult Charihs,
probably The yet existitg nurerously IN
Guiana, Brazil and other parts OF south America Ihey


espene struggles against the Europeans they abanoonei
he island for the main. Remnants OF them found in
r,he