Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-20

Bv he .h;, Iohn w. C,eer, Cant. Cafvers We |
have received the Kingston "Dispeseh ana ~
zette" to the 9th ult. N
We CLEAN from them the old story Of trouD'es.-
There is one important piece OF intenigencs 'no
Dispatch Of the 18th ut II 10 said that wneA tne
advices reached Jamaica that the Ministers hadbeen
successful. and that the House Of Assembly Of ia
maica had been ended for ave years, Sir Lionel
Smith and stipe were so ovsrjayed that they danced
the ninuee de la cour and several other celebrated
dances. Whether they went through the Congo ~
ba or not we are uniformed. The absence Of one Of
the stipe prevented pas de frots "A s.u.
Affairs in Jamaica continue in the same unsettled
and condition that they were IN on the
first emancipation of the slaves The position OF
things on the Island is very bad, and the Governor
Sir Lionel smith, gets rubbed by the press and peo-
pie rather hard He is decidedly unpopular and is
tauntngly compared to the Marquis OF Sligo Among
other acts, they have endeavored to shackle the
press, but, poor souls they did not succeed. The
editors Of the "Dispatch" have been several times
indicted, but Sir Lionel never could do any thing
with them The editor On the 18th ult said
government striving to establish aespotic power Of tar
ing and people, preliminary to the arbitrary
design with attempt TO destroy the influence
and liberty Of the constitutional pressior long the peo
pie OF that safety valve 81 public opinion check
will remain misconduct and corruptions II men in
the opportunity afforded the oppressed suoect venting ms
| complaints to the public ear.
| The annexed gives us the state of the country
From what we have read in the Jamaica papers, 1t
appears to us that Jamaica is lost to the
crown of Great Britain. The working Of the emanc-
patton act is miserable, and every thing goes
wrong
The accounts from country by means encouraging
great quantity fire in the possession OF The negro
populaton CORE pondcnt in Manchester writes Il am
sorry say although have fine weather. our asorer
doing but little work and mot Of the coffee helds are
again very much with weeds do not think one
eighth Of the people at work although offered liberal wa
ge but many them forming themselves into shooting
parties ana firing at targetslst the militia the safeguard
country fast going destruction hardly OF
them turning When Sir Lionel Smith was requested by
and Vestry TO send company OF regulars into
the parish back that their application inadms
sible.'
Perhaps however, following, which clip from the De'
patch the 2ad u will give acearer idea Of the condition
of the Island:
sent in to the Governor showing considerable falling on IN
poduce correspondent Lucea writes =" Believing yen
ING of the system good bad have il in my to IN
form YOU called for at this the 9Th Of
January May 1885 and $780, show deficiency Of ships
clcarei-2, and Of produce,
Sugar sly hogsheads
Ditto Sc Terces
Ditto Barrels
Rum i4,aol 0ailons
Ginger $685. lbs."
What will the bosterers up of the present system OF mai
abstraction say to this ameatab deficiency in the staple
commodities the Port Of Lucea II certainly gives the e
favorable reports supplied BY Baptist agitaors and
hireIing spies!
Even the Executive are compelled to admit that
every thing is going to ruin, the subjoned shows
We are extremely sorry learn from the most
thenc that from the possbry Of carrying the cutva
tor With any hope Of have been given TO
sugar estates This certainly to be deplored FOL
sasssns ss, with The rssg Y d G :. Gs,
towards this colony that circumstances would mend an
although have but opinion with regard to the gsa
tn
| tion begun early
Fsox MExrcs.--we have received bsr ,shs a a
Eliza, Capt. Bscos, full 6s Of the r.adv no.
$ given. The papers filed with remarks on Co
Bee and his audacity in entering Mexico as a Texia
Envoy. Perhaps the Mexcans will think Gen Sas
Houston au lacious when they find him in possessio
OF the city Of Mente yuma.
The LAST THE BRAeASzA PiRArEs-Han
knuds@cn-This individual received the pardon o
the Executive Of the Union yesterday morning. an,
was Immediately liberated from his long iscarcera
ton in the City Prison. This poor fellow, who ha,
excited such an extraordinary curiosity among tie in
habitants Of New York, is only twenty years Of age
tie was born in Helstein, one Of the petty Germ
princpaltes and took to the sea at the age ef four
teen. He made two voyages to The West ladies in
British vessels, and then embarked for this country
- $500 - xA'"~isSs" snip. saiiou TWICE out OF
Philadelphia before he shipped along with the crew
Of the Braganza, which got him into the recent diff
Guilty, and through which he has had such narrow
escape from the galows.
Hans knudsden appears rather well disposed
young man, and says il his intention to settle in
this country, and learn the trade az ship caulker
He denies having premeditated the death OF the
Captain and the passengers board the Braganza:
but says that the mutiny had been previously con-
certed between wilhelms and varbrugyen
Co The streets must be swept every day and nm
less they are so swept the city never will be clean.
Think Of that ye loafers.
o. The TREHoSr HousE in Boston Ia ono ef IN.
most quiet, gentemanly, comfortable, and well re-.
gulated Hotels in the country Il has the STYLE and
air Of an English hotel at Brighten.
o. The original portrait Of Victoria, by SuIlv. /.
not to be seen at 322 Broadway-It is a copy.
Co Noah Is trying to humbug his readers Nv a
chapter Of twaddle TO his democratic friend. ),
What an ass
o. The Carleton House is to Leland will be 70
let. Who would take il after Milford failed in in
SIDNEY CLIrroS.-Harper e. Bronsers--Tb;s
work is out at last after great many puFs prenar.