New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13


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oounar alton for ,he columns Of The Tribune 20 On
ronce TIA, tho several vi tors from the United states
and Csnsda who arrived ~ the Two last steamers
rom your cry 70 pend the Winter ere higby Rfat'
bed With the society, scenery and s1mmerc"m"'e OIL
the.o fairy iscts the ocean thrown. ~ tommy
Moore most fciicltously denOmina,ed the bermud ~
One II your lsir counuywomcn drom Long isiano
n y who with her husband and two children came
here bg tho Severn IN October. and then In vsry
weak state is now almost completely restored fcjoic
ins in the bloom OF rapidly returning health.
OF local news have not much - communicate. The
iusfous Nsya hero IN command on this station, the
Fsri of Dundonald returned here from Halifax, y s.
On the Sd la his flag ship the Vic'ley Notwi,hssnd
ips Bis advanced age tho gallant Admiral 10 IN good
health possessing ia great vg0r that mental and pbysi
"a scyity which has characterized bis very Icmsrks
be career Re will shortly proceed to the southern
..cuon Of his command tho West indies. The pfin
,,r aud Publisher Of Inc B0ABda Hraia mas just been
entenced By tho Supreme Court Of the Island to pay
the Of $3.50 with costs Of prosecution, and to be i'm
rrisoned 20 days for publishing scandaiOus end ma
hciou. libel upon the House Of Assembly
The West lnda's Company steamer Gfe0i noun
AMY ed here the ID, from the Gull oil Mexico ana
Nassau bringing dates from Jamaica g. toe Nhh Nov
and from Nassau % the 18th The g. w. has on board
toe following freight lj ceroons cochnesl 81 cases
.egsrs 10 coroons alsp 81 bales leaf tobacco - pack
age sundres and 60 O7697 In specieall Tor England
JAMArcA-Thc papers Of this Island, from the
lr T. the Goth November inclusive chiefly taken
up with the proceedings of the Colonial Legislature,
the session Of which commenced on the 2oth October
II fully expected prior 10 the meeting OF the Leg
islsture that the opposition party In tue Assembly
would take hostile course al the outset oi the pro
ceediDgs Of the House but the Address IN answer 70
the Governors Speech, passed without any som
bsnce Of refractory spIit mantle sting ilseil, hnd me
question Of Stopping the supplies has not been moot
ed But though the course originally intended I" bo
pursued was abandoned a mode OF action not a whlt
les pregnant with difficulties has been resolved opon by
the opposition party. IL is ihis-thai no Money BIZ
though II shall have gone through is several Stages D"
the Assembly shall be sent from that House u the
Council. until a Of Betrenchment shall have
passed ire latter branch and received the assent OF the
Governor. Far more dignhed would u have been 20
stop the supplies At once than alter Young them 10
order that such Bills shall lie the table until tue Up
pei House agree a certain other measure. But this
Unprecedented step was resolved upon IN consequence
Of the Council having objected At the last session Of the
Legislature 10 pass bin for cutting down the salaries
OF the Judicial and other functonaies OF the Island
In short, IL is the object of the Assembly to com
pei the Council to agree to any measure OF Re
pass understand, from well informed source. that
the Council will maintain firm and dignlhed stand
against such arbitrary conduct II Is PLAIN therefore,
thar ualess the Assembly revoke its dcterminhton,
uuture with the Council must ensue the latter body
"a willing 10 cooperate IN any general. welIdcVlseu
measure for reducing the expenditure OF Jamaica out
not IN the scheme of a reduction on salaries alone
matter of psrl ntary privilege occurred betweenthe
Governor and the House of Assembly The Governor
sent Message to the Assembly ON the cd ult relative
70 the loan from the Imperial Parliament TO the West
affnu. Ia
most advantageous mode OF expendng the money so
obt.incd The Assembly passed a resolution declaring
the Governors Message a breach Of prirueSe ana man
tanning that the Assembly had the sole night OF dealing
with all matters connected with the raising or granting
OF money copy OF the resolution was sent 10 'ne
Governor, who very promptly made the dme"ae honoT
able by stating that he had no intention oil interfering
with the privileges of the Assembly
shin from ST Helena with 263 African immigrants,
arrived at Morsnt Bay Jamaica, ON the Sd Nov OF ihe
number taken board 30 died during the passage snd
: after the vessel arrived.
Throughout Jamaica the seasons continued most IA
sorahe to the Planter and ground provisions OF native
growth were In great abundance.
Money was becoming very scarce in kingston large
qualities were being shipped in consequence OF the
ich rates demanded for bills by the Jamaica Banks
M,nEKrs-Tbe state OF the Markets at Kingston
Ilntcs. uoer date Of Nos .fA. reported A. ooNs ROY
~ - H.. t.eS er,ss inactive. IL q s6 R,ce-Ca
abundant. To- y leo n Eat lads ia Breaa-Seg Shea
10, i ~esi 10 siia. Bufsr-soct light, Philadelphia prone
49, A. Us, ,9gss o1 rrms csna.So, s6andaat. 100
sss Pbi,dcPh so o'sFs sosest- .hsr, : =. ~.
49, az ~ e,. 4, sos! Ton the former aud wan. he
latter Ha~s-s,afcei Amencanokd Po b'9-lamg '.@f'
ss.a Al N O,-CoS .carre; ;. 20 gallon LH~be M.rlet
hit stocked T'aeo-Le'' "n''eao'7 0a'so'.' 49,
snip NkwS-hwss'0n' Jam W., n Ian Il'
tr Pam, f,per PhassePb 9Th brig Map hea Lsuoui New
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MHfeso Bsr jam -Aff'ed' Nov f" ''1' Ferdinand '''A'
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N,ss,rN P-Accounts to the 25th Nov. are
- e,.,,, ,hi. niace Governor Mathew has sus
penueo "o'n ''"'' '"'V0 =, p,~s.. M.
Aieno,s, , INV o s%S no, wbshed The Arch
had ie Nassau seek redress from the SecTe
t.y OF stale
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