This outrage justly aroused the British Government to redress the grievances of a long oppressed people. The Dooar was immediately attached to Assam; and the Booteahs have never, to this day, sought pecuniary compensation for the loss of their territory. The son of the late Gumbheer Wuzeer was permitted to return to Assam in 1844, and resume the fiscal charge of his father's villages; and ere long, probably, the Booteahs of this tract will see the folly of their past conduct, and be glad to accept such compensation as the Government may be disposed to make them for the privation of their power to levy black mail from the people. The annual tribute realized from Kalling Dooar previous to its annexation, amounted to 390 rupees, and was collected in the following articles:-- Rupees. 5 ponies valued at 60 rupees each 300 5 tolas weight of gold, at 12 rupees per tola 60 4 pods of musk, at 3 rupees each 12 4 cows' tails, at 1 rupee 4 4 blankets at 3 rupees each 12 4 daggers, at 8 annas each 2 --- Total rs. 390 From Booree Gooma Dooar the tribute of 232 rs. 10 ans. 8 pice was also paid in kind, viz:-- Rupees. 3 ponies, at 6 rupees each 180 3 tolas of gold 36 2 pods of musk 6 2 cows' tails 2 2 blankets 6 2 daggers 1 Bags 1 At the present day the net revenue of Kalling Dooar amounts to 2080 rs. 0 ans. 4 pice, with a population of 1634 persons. Booree Gooma Dooar is estimated to contain 7785 souls, with a net revenue of 5348 rs. 5 ans. 3 pice. Proceeding eastwards from Booree Gooma Dooar, the next Dooar, called Kooreahparah, is under the Sath Booteah Rajahs of Naregooma, subject to the Towung Rajah, who is a tributary of the Deba and Dhurma Rajahs of Lassah.