The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-23 00:00:00

suggestions of owl meatures as would hest tend to
the c minuet' y from the rages of • pretilesce which liss.cer.
so
mostly di ettuctive, and whee the illness of
prevented his any loom riendiog protesamdiy
Western Cholsrs II spits', Dr. Illseaydent
the arduous claim of that department, bur eostinusi
discharge them with unremitting eseiduSy sad
Ali that the kthwedeelyouargide of his
plertlieimlohnasodbrionti7
do for him failed to restore him to his family end to sc,,
The symptoms of choices, most Ti dent in their
had, we believe, been mastoid k but in spite of a coos irs
which resisted ia depressing influences for an lists,
long period, Dr. Mscfaydon sunk entity the
early hour yesterday morning. Sabers bee lost in
amiarle and valuable member. l,clependentty • f
fessional attainments, he wes a man of considessue
writ
acquirement', and at the time of his &ails be bed
mess an elaborate work on th, .rsl tss,ss,s ofj
,o
He has left behin I him many sorrowiss friends; hot
than all, he has left a widow and family to ersoes
must indeed be irreparable. It can hardly be Abel
will be forgo:ten by the losiieliters.

On the 27th, the day before the mail left far
land, the cholera was snag frigh fully i,
Thomas, the Eat, in the Bch dicriet, in St, 1)
and in Portland.

On the 28th ult., the day the packet left, the e
wee increasing in St. Jame, 'Lament-3. F 41,„
and in Montego Bay. The hay was c nopl-14
serted,and bu,iness was 'wended. In Morant t
cholera was raging to a frightful ex..ent, and
habitants were praying the Almighty to seer
entire destruction.

mfoaricath,etpuheirtie
ois no knosir,
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Although the cholera is flying from the to;
thewnmountains
in Jamaica,
the town
the poorer people reside seem to rivthe
cities for Ban and nubealthiness. The tunic
gent inhabitants seem, now it is too late, to ix:
bow frightfully they have neglected aanitat
cures, and they have and will suffer cruelly t
neglect in the plague that has &geed tin m.
the vast extent of pauperism that has he
gendera.
To show the scarcity and value of medical
Jamaica, Dr. Beveridge, of he-r Nlnjestro ship
whose indefatigable exertions in charge of the
hospital, and in visiting the afflicted bre h
night, obtained him both private and public
wring, was offered 100/. a month to stay in
after be had obtained leave to visit Englio.d.
There was a great lack of medicines in
when the mail left, and there really app,
funds to purchase any that could be obtan
where. A supply of calomel, quinine, me
opium, and cresote was in much re goes! ; a pi
persons also who could dispense medicine or
invaluable in Jamaica; they would relieve the
men in Jamaica from much labour, and enable
attend to more cases and obtain Walt relief
from their harnessing and overwhelming du,i,
GUIANA.
The journals from this colony are filled w
plaints against the new arrangements of tl
Mail Steam-packets. The following items
are selected from the packet summery of the
In our last packet summary we brestiy noticed
popular demonstration made ea be: alt
reform on the 9th November, by the I ettie treee
the Parade Ground, for the pupae ,1 agreeing
to the Queen and bath Houses of 1' ir:itment Tt
may well be termed " a great feet," not turn
reform movement, but in the history of the
incontestably establishes two things, tint ext it,
of the community, the muses—appreciate the isl
a change in our legislative institutions, and an
possessing the advantage of responsible local g
and second, that they possess the intedianice, a.,
that sense and propriety which befit a communi
the rights and ptivileges of 13:itirn cleinnship.
words, this peace..lis and Gitlin), ruttier of e
people, a meeting wholly ueenexp:ed in this rol•,1
it not throughout the West Indies generally, sl
clearly that all claws of oar p ipuiatton urn an t
reform in our constitution, and that they possese.i
&miens required by Le,rd Jahn ltes-ell, which e
to claim that the gracious with elipritssi by he
Queen at the proroustion of parliament, for brr
jests, should be forthwith canted into effect as far
British Guiana
The attempt to coerce or inieniciate the pr,
ately undertaken by his En. Ilene, 0 mentor I
heen unwisely persisted is, and an indictm,
Mr. M'Kidd, the proprietor and publisher of II
wu preferred at the recent cringed court, t
dons" (!), false, scandalous, malicious, &:..I.tel
Majesty's crown and governing at, bu . more rut c.
lieury Barkly, Esq , governor, &e., unto,
editorial ankle of the 17. b July, comm.-nu
irritantsr manner in which the leaden for the to
police force were dealt with. The hearing of .1
postponed, owing to certain defects (whetherne
accident or design we know not) in the rote
by the Attorney• General, and to which Mr.
counsel (J. E. Roney and J. T. Gilbert. Ela
their duty to draw the attention of the Coin,
of the official documents on which they relief It
charge of libel had not been giv o to the
preceding day, too late to be used on the ernee.
The matter therefore lies over ; and we say it
spirit, but in justice to the character of none
journal entrusted to our management, should
be taken we are prepared to uphold the It
press, an:l enter ° a plea of justification" to
complained of.
We have had two gratifying arrivals of Al
grants within these few days—the tisique I*
Helena, with 388, and the ship Clarendon,
Leone, with 162 immigrants. Most of thin
slaves; young and in a healthy coastline's; but I
a few volunteer Kroomon among them.
TRINIDAD.
At the meeting of the Legislative Cool
20th of November, the Colonial fiecretsry,
with notice already given, moved the second re
Inland Post Ordinance, and, in s • doing, lso
board an estimate of the 1 expense ahe
establishment, the total of which ;was 1,2901.
in whichentl. the island oost was to be worked, al,
of which wee, that in the minor dirricts the
bon. g man then enterel into afu detai
would be tend u poet offices, and the conv.3
to, and their delivery at, the vat:even stall
effected by means of the rural police, aPI
would be constituted mounted police for the pt.
relies the letters to and nom the respective poll
The Colonial Treasurer suggested that a sot
made by having government deepatek bags wadi
coneceed gratis ; in inch erase,
contended, he
contended, there would be no necessity far a
I master or post-office, as the letters bring del
such delivery could not be outsider, d as tne eel
lan inland poet ; and the home Postale,:e WI
continue their establishment. This would I
annum—salary of an inland postmaster, as
rent of a postoffloe. The Chief Justice. how
the hon. member that even a gratis enema ant
of letters by government agency at stated nee
undoubted)) looked upon as the establishmeat
poet; the Treasurer did net follow up bin
moving an amendment.
The Hon. Mr. Burnley then rote and opposed
—ieidlifg—oTthe Ordinance, on the ground that
visable to sever the present connexion of the e,
imperial post office, seeing it was a step which,
not be retraced, and that the mean"
for by the circumstances of the colony, nor
benefits equal to the expense that would ban
The hon. gentleman also objected to the esat
rural police in this matter, their entire Wee
quired (in addition to their ordinary duties)
prosiest of squatting and the proper caning
nano" with regard to immigrant labourers.
---..erwrowtmlng taken, there were 9 fur,

second reading.
The board the. went into committee on
An amendment was moved and carried by
the effect that only one rate of postage-oml
should be charged es inland postage on let
the colony, or sent from the colony, and drl
edepositedvTerhigboiEdb:thatebt:Grwetenhieegzilfue:ti-oetterestoL.:pom rd
rt
the 12th clause, resumed, and was adjourneed
t'
next.

LATER FROM JAMAICA.—C/D
We have received by the Europa int
Jamaica to the let inst.
We regret to learn that the cholera
make the most fearful ravage. throng hl
West Indies. It has been very fatal
Jamaica, but is now more severe in other
island. Kingston is reported to hare
that disease (six or seven of the ablest
the town have fallen victims), and a
number at Port Royal ; it has entire,
from the latter place. The most mtlime.-.
are received from the interior and agoci
tricta. The Journal says that in the I
den River district one thousand pew"
swept away by the fell destroyer. If
From St. David frightful account
brought to town. Not only have the L
the population between the Eleven Mile
Yallales, and a large number of the ishah
around Elaington been swept away, but:
the whole polio° force, mrgeants, corpordl
Tates, have been immolated—the whole
u it is said, under literal want
nance, in consequence of the non-payto
' pay. The statement has been madd
her
the columns of a contemporary, an
Med. It is impossible, however, that
call long maps inquiry. The molar

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