The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

meat /ad they west haveifellea vistins MOm hap et
deb. Wised thee gave ogler deed the and so-
dimity, thee overpowered, sad &so anted the senneadias
earn to Id epee the ilets. beer maa ad a en, I
peat ens mmedienlywrAed hawed alis dd. sad I
with dearly bedela demo her of the pined Ina dd. I
did eat seep their mnia. MOOS stall esatiaeleg MEy ell
readd. Oes or ths ending rewind a severe Now Ikea a Mae
*red by moms of the web. Muskets were this Maltessed
Ikea the den beer ef the tromps is atteeinso. Way
dulsiesee Ms the bashes ea se* side el the reed to
=rloliniailbos ellosstald. sad dee were sessikag the
Maw. AM, fare dm ash
*oils sedur—Witasse ismesediesely ordered the trim to
dr^ eel the bogie was seeded. He the a rode bawd,
assempsided try several destables, to eseneen the onset ef
Wyly dere din ware Id beam uglydeed, gel sae or
tree poem wouedsd. The shies aoudad usher of
dead wee eight—eseus sere sad sae edam Whams ho-
lland then woe eve seentened to ben hem weeded, two
ef when Mee mew le*, Merit* liamade the seed
easy etreadmesate fir the removal of thud and wedded,
he seeed to Wine the sin he the dme ahead.
wham deemed Melina with the mifiltasy.
Mr. Deplete ideedlled the bodes as them Odin satin-
peters to w dn. Is sepia to the gamin of &jean, that
de of the delesisa win is Ms kosetstip wives of Mar-
digs& To a gouda pat lj manna jam, he easdred
that be regained several WardWips lenges, mess the
mast promient of the deem duties die tamed day
mad dare was one of *gm this lying dederoady
la the assay. Is du den easy dun of the deem were
perms from the Leslie leads; is die kid pert of the day,
ale poside appeared to had is.. priedgelly boa the win-
gs of Ung
Dr. Choler depend that le bad that day nada* eight
deem Wog la Me deed-due et Me sorylea—rovea as
sod we woman. Is witasee's toddy their daub was
mesa by gorishot down Witmer knew that the pined
whose bodies Ite bad nanned resolved the said seentet
weeds at On Chemin, yesterday, the dub of Minh, la tha
riding. doe el thus, Zaashary, mu weeded is the
lot tad died from Itemends• ; Ledo was
la the heeds dee ball lodging la the bran ;
Ellie was pierced through the sheet by the ball ;
Toby received the bell at the be*, which west
ihresdk
_the body ; lighten ay shit through the
right wed ; Franins rewind the bell is the lift hip, mail
rehab lodged be the pea; Mosel was shot Wank the
seek; hide (wend) received the ball soder die lift
brae* old* watt thumb the body. Wines had them
to be the ode pussies that had been killed by tie ittlitaryt
es he bed gees he the Chsemede ea dung the &dam of
gem ad was a the wet about • ender of ea hod dd.
wham he had the above pewees V*r dead. Deed amt
Mee been insummennes is ends all the weer.
The verdict of tin Jon was as Minn " net Cade
aids Toby, Zeothery, Prang*, Mead aid Oldest.
Losisa-Vellary, Metitaria, Eta, ma Ague, dome to *eh
death at Cut.' s, ia the *inlet ad deesseld, is
Monday, the 6th of Mee* Wm* mien
damn while elapsed in a rider sew* swede triers!
stinted aethorities. sad that the did dean weeds were
leaded by a detachment of the 61st Resided la the legal
diea of their duty; and mu mediated dean le—Jes.
diens limn* "

MEETLNO OF LILEGISLATIVEeacz COUNCIL.

The Lnarraxurr-Govessos said, he ledsilsdhoseare-
bie ambers together, to ask their wooperlies orb 4
semis se he ersiderid semkt to be adopted underuhtleg
itmaingasggto. He would net bring the subject el the hr. ;
rieee bate disereics, residwing it to be the provisos of the 4
exesatives end sot of the leghledr soneell. He would I
suggest tire the board et ease sive a vote as enable the ;
to defray any espouse that right he incurred i
Ctrs allat
pressnation of order. Is the silt plank his Exosl-
luny said, be bad to lay before the board an erdineese for
antharidag the trial of the !many peftener Y gag at en ;
sulfa period than the time fixed by law he the nest up- 4
be mime. which would be ia Jane next
His lixortratxcv said he war sot prepared to admit any
diseessies on that pert.
Mr. TODD remarked that the blurt ought to know what
wield be dose with the money beim it wan voted.
His Rxcau.sser said no &die could be given as to what
the goversuent might do ; it wee isporible.
lb. Wanes said, if there was any money in the tree- I
wry, It might be voted ; but the difficulty was, whore was I
the mosey to be got ? To attempt to raw it by a new tax, I
would be open to the sane objection u that which had beim I
made to u e cultivated land tax, and which had been the
cause of the riots.
flie Excaurev observed, that the hon. mamba spoke
ender the impression of the riot having origisated in the
tax ; but it was not go ; a good deal of the tax bad been i
paid, and he was not aware of any levy having been wade.
Were it even in the province of the board to enter into the I
discussion of measures to be adopted, it would, in his excel-
leney's opinion, be very imprudent that such discussion ;
should be public and the liable to being reported. With
the reduced police, he bad organised a body of the military 1
peasicams, 45 in number, who, though some of them were I
old, would, he had no doubt, be found very awful as a sight I
gear, and he bad fixed their pay at sixpence a day. He 1
would gladly have put in estimates, but it was impossible.
All he wanted was the authority of the board to expend a
arra ear
After asses other observations. the reeoluties yr roved
in a —__' form by lir. IMO, and serried by Hr.
Ted& r harms :
Issehei—Thin Yea land seilserhas the asseathe
to aped seen wensesrp tio shrdersty wessmoy„ wader prat
elegangigag" hr the g Sr IrMls re thee or
=wiesis.f the ithatirre et Melia. semi the resteestlia dims.
liwileed-1106iellersdpmewhos to
• las erdlssaw, gag gims gossaiss MO=
The useintiest was usashnorly agreed Is.
An adierwe wee then brought up, and read a second
thaw "sift the Midis' of a special session of thefiloyal Court
of Amiss ihr the trial of criminal offences in St. ."
The mamma wee afterwards read a woad and third
time, sad gamed. It provides the holdinx of a Spinal Su-
isse of the Criminal Arius on the second Wednesday in
Agell.—The Caused adjourned sine din.
A proclamation war issued by the governor, on the
10th of March, offering a reward of 150 dollars for
the arrest of any parties concerned In the burning of
the " ?ger works and buildings of the Bellevue
estate • the Mogass-honse and a piece of canes on
the BOliseterre estates;" the "sugar works and other
bedding@ on the Corinthe estate • " and the Mogaas-
hoses on the Marquis estate "--411 in the quarter of
Oros Bet. It is worthy of remark that the Bellevue
estate was advertised for judicial sale by the Provost
Marshal, on the Friday preceding the outbreak.
The Palladium on the week of the riot was
published on the Saturday instead of the Friday ; the
emus being, that " the compoeing-stick has had to
give place to the musket in the hands of each com-
positor, and all our men have been guarding the
town."
St. Lucia was visited by Sir William Colebrooke
oourcor-Ueneral of the Windward Islands, on the:
45th to the 28th of February; by Lord Dundonsid,
the admiral on the statioa, on the 3rd of March.

JAMAICA.
RESPONSIBLE COVE]

The political news from this colony is more satis-
factory than any we have recently received. The
legislative council haying thrown out the tax-bills of
the House of Assembly, the governor on the 4th of
March prorogued the legislators till the 24th. On
the 6th, a public meeting was held in Kingston to
take into consideration the propriety of petitioning
harliaty for such a government as has been granted
to the British North American provinces. The meeting
was attended by the leading men of all parties—the
BWdings and Oirods of the old planter interest.
T 6 Osborne and Roden@ of the liberals and the
enfranchised race. The discussion was long, and the
freest utterance was given to the mast discrepant
opinions, yet with moderation and mutual forbear-
ance unexampled in a Jamaica assembly. The result
was the unanimous concurrence of all present in the
two important and judicious resolutions, which fol-
low:

That in the *urn of this 'sbooting it is hishly desirable
that the seeliderises of the respective inesaben of the begin.
bliss genacil is this Wand, sad their power es ea Wyse.
drat Ins& of the bearers, should, es for es pornie, Do
seiniatsd to these which are deemed orst 1a the 110111.
elesties etttilblitrusßritiek North Amebas yuevkans.
TlOllllB dorsal& that an casstive sosseil
be si•leated by the of the bland he the U.
Wes. sa whose shall the brigs of the miens de-
primers of the petals marries, and who shall, Y sassabars
of the Wrath's Arguably, be resposende to rbe patio for
their adobe to her Illsjestre represistative,
A coossaitteo was appointed to prepare aad Simard
petitions bond ea these moieties& The coalmine'
like the amethig, malimmed politicians of all shades:
Their petitions will be such as cannot be disregarded
cc safely refs's&

GUIANA.
THE NEW GOVERNOR'S TROUBLES.
We regret to observe that Mr. Barkly's term of go-
vernment has commessed imumpicionsly. It is bat too
apparent that the onwnor bat odds with the combined
wart, whatever ehe isms may be. And as the Colonist
truly observes, " whatever may have bee. the ease on
ferrate encastons, them sea he as doubt, at the premed
time, the acts and sentiments of our legislating fifth-
tally Neat the opinions awl views of the se &laity it
the aommunity. We fear that Me. Barkly has
cam without
the
a power to any=
own views. If so the result of lie ailmbisteivAion
any be predicted.
Governor Berkly was sworn into dike ea
the 14th of February, the following protest *gains'
the pocriejantlgis commission which redone the
it
right • for the colony to the Queen in
sonacil, skied by all the non-offlesal neembess of the
Court of racy, was duly lodged:
w., Waitpsd, innebsn of the Cart if Policy,