Negroes Starving In Liberia

Coixmbh, 8. C, July 18.- Letters are frequently received here from the colorad people wbo emigrated from this State to Liberia several years ago, in which woef ui les are told of their condition in that country. A few days ago a colored tenant on John D. Tyler's plantation, in Lancaster County, received a letter from one of his kinsmen, in which he pleads f or means to return to South Carolina. He representa aimself and others who went with him from Lancaster Cbunty as being in a most pitiable condition, bordering on starvation.