The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-29 00:00:00

EXTRACTS FROM JAMAICA PAPERS.

In Jamaica papers of the 9th inst., we find the
following statements :
Sidney Levis& the editor and proprietor of the County
Union, • Jew, .1•4 oerired atMorsel Bay in chugs of
Lieutenant Stewart, of the St. Catherine's Volunteers, by
MN. gnu-boat Lily. It will be remembered that Mr.
Lesion, at the outbreak of the disturbance, published in his
paper an article which created the most ',riots; apprehen-
sions in the boom of his friends as to the consequences.
Sir Leopold NoClintock, the newly arrived commodore,
has hoisted his flag at Admiralty Hones, Port Royal.
His Excellency the Governor has been pleased I. issue a
proclamation to take effect after the 30th inst., prohibiting
soy Hayti= leading in this island, unless famished with
• paseport from the British oonsol, and signed within ten
days of his departure from Hayti.
The Maroons visited Dumfries and Nets River, and at
both places burnt the negro huts there. Five rebels had
been shot by them. They are sow going the rounds of
the negro settlements.
The rebel authorities at Cape Hayti sent to demand from
thecaptain of the U. S. ship of
froma Solo, all prisoners
who had been received on board H.M.S. Bulldog, in-
clusive of the wounded and sick of that mewl. The car
taiu of the De Soto refused to deliver up the English
wounded and sick, bat huided over nine Haytien prisoners
whom they bad received from the Bulldog.
Monday next, the day appointed for the Maroons of St
Tbotsairin-the-Rent to visit Kingston and be received by his
excellency the governor, must be observed as a gala day.
All loyal hearts will jots in giving =en • hearty 1,0100•10,
and every exertion should be brought into play to second
this laudable mortar his excellency the governor.
The following (oar sat is from an official dasdier-G patob, dated
Nora= Bey, Nov. 6, 1865, addressed by rigaenus-I
Nelson to hie Ensiles .7 lisjortieseral O'Coseor, C.B. :
•'cannot conclude without expressing my belief
that in this part of the island every probability
exists of period crier befog maintains& I con.
eider the troops, posted as they are, will main-
tain order, sod no reason prevails, at least to myself,
that the inhabitants should sot Muni to their usual
avocations with =tire isonSileace. The several officers
commanding poste report perfect quiet in their neighbour-
hoods, and that the wpm& are returning to their work.
The meat perfect onfideoce exists at Port Antonia, and
the people who had fied to it on the oommeocesseet of the
rebellion are rapidly retuning to their homes."
After George William Gordon had been brought ashore
he was taken to the station, and there the scene prevented
is hardly describable. From ow blue jacket you would
hear, " Which is that resemble Parson Gordon!" Frost
another, "There he is,* (pointing to him). Prom • third,
"I'll eat the bloody dogs at you, you maul." From •
fourth, "I'd tau you up myself." From the next, " What,
whits man!" From another, "By J—e, ben
retch it; would you
like to have • taste of the
eat, your "You won't be long here, we'll woo string
you up r and other exclamations which would hardly be
the thing to rut to paper. Under each of these epithets
George William Gordon seemed at sash moment to have
been more depressed, end I doubt not that if the blue
jackets had bees left to exercise their own will be I
said
would
have been torn to places alive. This picture, es
before, is indesoribab.e.

The Cattle Plague Commissioners met yesterday
at the House of Commons, principal floor, room LI.
Present-Earl Spencer, Lord Cranborne, Mr. Read,
Dr. Bence Jones, Dr. Quail), Dr. Parkes, Mr.
Wormald, Mr. Oeely, Professor Spooner, and the
Secretary.
SACRED Harmonic Socirrr. -A "special re-
petition performs.," of Handeboohn's Hymn of Prone
and Mozart's Requiem took pleas last. night, at Exeter
Hall, in preened the Prince and Prisms of Prussia
and Prioress Selma, attended by the Barnes' Deimos*
Conn Enleoberg, the Dean of Windsor, Wend aad Mrs.
ponsonby, kr. The priatipal solo singers were NW
Einiooda, Udine. Baintoa-Dolby, Mr. Commis" sad Mr.
Lewis Thomas ; and the performance, Wink cells foe no
special notice, gave entire satisfacties to the large moo mbled
audience.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and Masser Mary are expected to arrive at Cam-
- bridge Cottage, Bow, the week after amt. Their Royal
!Beninese me still 'saying with the Greed Duke end
HORANT BAY, Nor. 5. amod memo of itoodoohorsh.sttrontA.
I mast toll you of a couple of rather amusing episodes His Excallenoy the Prussian Ambassador and
which have weaned daring these sad days. On the
Thursday.
the 26th oh" oseetol of the rebels the Conning 13ernetotit left the Prawns Embassy meter•
evening of xn""- day, oa visit to the Countess Manse) Waktegrave sad
wehiviagre hoiagbegaftgau:asoat
ote7ourodn,mos ibfeouro7l.-"ht war,'" the Right Hos. Chichester Forlescue, LP., at Dedbrook,
stroke from tha eat, bellowed out lustily, "Paul Bogle, •-•
Teak, who not fee fe emei.ythhig. tun,' Earl Beauchamp has purchased 13, &agave-
°et to him, " Why dwei you sing nit for Hoses Bogle square from XL Stewart of Art* •••117 DooeSol
now 7. Thereupon he changed kis aces accoadially Lord Llanover has arrived in town from Lien-
and at every stroke cried eat lustily as bases, over, South Wales.
~ Nom Bogils, t" Ae he bad to receive 75, Hotel-keepers and the more fashionable trades-
then was plenty of room for more Ins far Jack who penis of Perk my that that city has set been so empty
told bin to cry oat now for George Gordon. Award- dace the teeshhea New of not&
lee? be image& the bathes of hie er7 sad gaol out for Bolan AND cross-country riding, the
" llama Gordon, oh !" which cry he eciatialled until hie hone that knows his work will always do tt best with the
&gem wee completed. On the Bantaay fellowing, lean laterkreone. talk of Verlag their
bons
white mean ehap was being dogged, Jack Moe& be ' arsdM al short etilLot*,• Ties *anon UV' nvillolrPefir tho
bars uto6bor ilk+ sad to" him to sin sat fee Pad I You may noses the part et the fosse you wick bra's.;
)!ogle, o Ob. limas V' he cried - sow to tal Oat ben take it himself in his ewe way ter better
and goes to h— elnaly, make bins go." the say soggestioa of yours mold intimate is Wm The
see being* to me et the saserhig panne Is sash horse. tee. " take MI" beton his leap with far greater
of tin mospoi valid Miles Warmed sae yesterday that the Mif i• •
ha sears hie !nose ; axed Wssal the sesame
water 'want sir lily". Valt••••'• River) In* be guided by it. anrount of egen he is mini as to mats
of
I
eardteloseas ce sorepaat of the number of dead bodies WO( I sp.* of gognse of g wen-trabed horse-e tissue net
r part of it., which flows through the Blue Maw i thews fiery rockleer salmi* that bows gob walls sad
in the uppe
tail Valley. He reports ia the Negro River especially enowienbAo their Os* and le Ada which is se
bleats?bleats?of the C
ohnJon Bin great ember Ilarebranhoot of a a
sood rfarishtlask adtgasebeemev,cas well.,4hePeric"ueririt at nn
info%BBl
esnames lie abort ors its bents sad in its shallows. it wee eet hetweeethe here sea we elate-the totem,o
thicregli thio dingo, that the fitly nosier Calomel Hobbs. ' knowledge of what year herepose de being joined to year
marched on their way from Nforeeklearis to Stag Get, and own Power of arsorgist year wick _ „to the Wool- That at.
se doubt they dealt oat to the ties rebel. their lightens "awl. these Di•sPre!ii be wow'. 'this lb irk=
man's gift, etEl rarer 'ls it every womaa's.-if
dms. Thome whom the soldiers spared tits Mermen have itooctarioo fa
da.VOY ad and my bec'ra"'t 4"" that ft"' " the bar' ORTBTAL Psi acs. ONE MULLING DAY.
rise"-Trinity district-down to Coley Rotate only two TURIDAT, Nov. 231 -Admissions ea poysion. ;
cottages have bees left. I feel happy that sash a Jodi- by wawa Wrath 556 ; tool vionmes.l,ooo.