The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-03 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIES.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY. -- By the United States
solim-ship hic;fic we received eterday files of Ja-
maica j-uenals to the 14th ult. inclusive.
The West. India mail steam•ship Trent, Clarke. ar-
rived at Port Royal on the 12th ultimo, from Vera
Cruz, after a run of five days. She brought from
x‘co no news of importance. On the same day Of
front left for St. Thomas and Southampton with twelve
passengers •
filer Majesty's steam-ship Avon, Lieutenant Craw-
ford, arrived at Jamaica from Greytown on the 2d
ult., in four days. Her accounts also were unimportant.
Ihe West India mail steam-ship Conway, Woolly,
arrived on the Bth from St. Thomas; also, her Ms-
ieaty 's ship Apollo, after a tun of fifty-six days from
ALlta, wi• h the 16:11 Regiment. On the Bth the Conway
left for Vera Cruz
Our account's from Jamaica ere politically unim-
portant. His Excellency the Governor-General had pro-
rogued the Parliament until the 15th of July. Up-
wards of 250 negroes had arrived in the isl-ind by the
ship Brandon, from Sierra Leone. Many of her pas
tangent were I fflicted with small-pox, and she had been
ordered into quarantine. Subsequently selections were
made by the attorneys and owners of property in the in-
terior of the parish. Numbers varying from 15 to 25
were allotted so Stone, Henge, Hyoe, Freeman's hall,
Hyde-hall, Vale Royal, Colchia, and Stistin estates; and
n the followirg day the remaining, 73 were taken to
Falmouth port in the schooner Dove, and distributed be-
tween 11,gue, Dundee, Llitnaread, Tilton, and Golden-
te.rove. A ,e-cond cargo was also expected, being part of
a captured Feench slaver's complement. Fine weather
tor the growing crops had been experienced. Lite ac-
counts from Liverpool and London had again been re-
ceived at Port Royal tia New Irtult ; the news taken out
by the Conway arriveu jut after similar dates had been
tr. C. IV4-41 by lb.- United Sates
oit fi'o4n anti, wee a fresh outtir tek of binn'pra. Wf!
xtract the hilowing from the Kingston Morning Journal

he 13th tilt :

ffWe wad, rstand that the cholera. which, it ha. hen
already tuinounc, d, had made its appearance in West-
utorelano, has extended from M.sylersiield to Friendship,
attacking every es'ate on the banks of the Cahlrittro
liver. At Mesopotama Friend-hip there have been
n d*,aths, aod one et Biackh ath. 'The disease aiso
xists a. th. Mint and Fling's.vasil.•y, t4ratige hill. and
Line end one case is revolted a, the fii-hrtifg.. 0
t 'tat ca-e hail °cootie. in the town of Savannah-la. Mar,
b, ought from Ole itifect(d district. This occurred 01;
Saturday I tst. c ise is reported in the town
nut a ku d deal of diurrt cot exists rowed the pfact
where the persk,n died. We understand that the casno,
of W. strriorel.nd, who is in this city, has 13,-en applied
0 ptocute a supply of metticini-s and a me;lical
The forra.,r has been procured by him, but we are not
a are, wh: ther the services of a medical man c:in be, or
h4ve been, securtd. We fear that in this latter respect
Mr. M‘Neel'a exertions will be unavailing."

THE LONDON WEATHER.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
Sir,--;Up to my last communication, on the 238, the
fluctuations of this month were sudden and excessive as
regard.; the temperature. From that day the weather
has presented seven days of a trul summer character,
the latter five days being absolutely cloudless. The
barometer hs.:, preserved a sl-endiness such as I have not
witnessed for n length of time, not varying a line for
many hours. Tno wind since the 25th his been in the
easterly qu.irter, which has been the only drawback upon
the healiny condition of the all'. I find that the highest
mean temptrature of the month in the shade was, on
he 27. h, ~eg ; the highest on the regtaer was 85i
dug, on the 27t, , when the sun's aspect indexed 112
deg. Comparing the avenges of the highest and lowest
..f the first 23 days with the latter seven days of th,.
month, I VIA the former was in the shade 68.05 deg., in
the sun 77 1 deg., and the last seven days 81.17 deg.
,hade, and 100 3 deg. sun, exhibiting a daily increase,
s,verally, of 13 and 23 deg. The lowest of the month
was 55 deg. in the shade on the 10th, and 44 deg. at
night on the 3d, which present an extraordinary differ-
puce as compared with the append d table of the last
seven day.—l am. Sir, your sutmcriber,
Bermondsey,. quare, June 30. H. P.
•
EXTRACT FROM H. P.'s REGISTER OF THE FOLLOWING

DAYS.

Barometer,
Highest in Highest In Lowest at at 9 o'clock
Shada. Sun. Night. A•M.
.

Des.
.. ..
•• 10
.. 104 ..
112 ..
109 ••
107 ..
110 ..

Deg.
June 24 ...... 7
75
•26 •• 33
27 351
- 2• 85
30 84

Deg.
53
51
62
63
61
60

Inches,
30.42
• 3111
• 1,0.19
.. 30.15
• 30.13
.. 30.13
.. 30.12

P.S. Seven o'clock P.M.—The barometer is now 30.
nebes; t( mp., 77 deg.

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NEW EDITION OF " LIVES OF THE QUEENS." -
„..e are requested to stete that the first volume of the new,
revised, and greatly augmented edition of the " Lives of the
Queens of England," by Agnes Strickland, embellished with
portraits of every Queen, beautifully engraved from authen-
tic source., is just published by Messrs. Colburn and Co.,
and may be bad of all booksellers. The first volume com-
prises the lives and portraits of thirteen Queens, namely :
.Matilda of Flanders, Queen of William the Conqueror,
Matild* of Scotland, Queen of Henry 1., A delicia of 1., mvaine.
Second Queen of Henry 1., Matilda of Boulogne, Queen of
Stephen, Eleanore of Aquitaine, Queen of Henry 11., Beren-
garia of Navarre. Queen of Richard 1., Isabella of Angou-
leme, Queen of John, Eleanor of Provence, Queen of Henry
111., Eleanore of Castile. Queen of Edward 1., Marguerite
of Franc=, Second Queen of Edward 1., Isabella of France,
Queen of Edward H., Philippa of Hainault, Queen of Ed-
ward 111., Anne of Bohemia, Queen of Richard 11.
CAPTURE OF Two MURDERERS.—Yesterday in-
formation was received at the head police station, Scotland-
yard, that James Loynes, who effected his escape after mur-
dering an Austrian sailor, named Giuseppe Sammon, in Whit-
moor-lane, Cardiff, had been apprehended by the Newbridge
police; and that Mary Rogers, the, wretched woman who
drowned her infant on the 24th ult. in a fish-pond at Wilstone,
had been apprehended by. the Shropshire constabulary, and
9ozmuittld for trial for wilful murder.