New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-16

Spring asd vegetatien- Revesue aud I'm psrts
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maica AHair.-naTkets, &c.
Correspondence Of The NevYork Tribune
BzzxrsA, April 6, lsi9
The season Of Spring has arrived with al us
pleasant concomitsn,s: tie rich verdure Of the AND
scsDe the brilliant sunshine and the bslmy sweetness
of the air awaken sensations Of exquisite Esdne" Oar
GARDEN, premise most bounrfuny for the psnter-tne
growing crop. Of Potatoe. and Onions presenting an sP
u.srsnce TIA, would di,spste the ssperty Of eJne
there be any Of that repesnt class among the euh
vstors Of the soil
Wbile the public s4.irs Of several other Colonies are
IN r,ss. coumoflop, our. continue in peaceful eond
,ou The Revenue Of these Islands for the past year
hs. been amply sufficient TO cover the ErPenoi'ore-
The value Of our Imports for ls47 was about s'S'"
d.o for ls4s about s74o O00-showing an increase OF
$4,000.
.Y.,l II Dupdon.ld. Admiral on ,his station, re
turned here from the West Indies on me e '' az
s,g.b,n the gslessey. His Lordship it said during
bis recent tour Of Inspection, has visited every p0'
,bp the ,phere Of hi, Jurisdiction, sserviee never De
Cove 40 thoroughly performed By any OF ns Preaeces
! soy. He win leave here shortly for Hsiifsx
The propeller Hgyord Is now ready 70 p,oeeea on
,er voT,ge 10 California Her agent arrived acre on
tie am In tbs brig LADY Of the Loke from New1ofk
The ROYAL NAL steamer Great Wsstrn Cspt "ohe
arrived here yestsrday from Nassau ana the Jun o
| Msxieo she brings accounts from Jamsics - ihE
~ ss,b Ms,ch No Improvement In the sssirs Of Js
Il =
49, s,,ber commercially or politically, 10 noted IN
the newspapers from there ON me conusIy, "..s
dl..re,s exists In the towns and country osrles sno
sbi. IA greatly aggravated By the StoPpsge OF rupPe
on The nan of the House Of Assembly inssmucn es ins
later circumstance not only takes away tne means
from = great many OF assisting DINERS %. 'su .Du1
| them,elves 20 want. The Jamaica m0rn9 JVE'"a'
solemsly protess on behalf Of the mass Of the people
In that Island ssinst their property being renoeIeu
vausess and themselves and families reoucso 70 ms
erv and want because the absentee prope'ors OF 81
,sy Pststes and the Government and people OF 'ne
Mother Country cannot agree upon the terms upon
which foreign produce shall be imported INTO tne s''er
| ,,srketsK rscsroS Jam. March "a
y,ouR-pug considerable sock IN hsnd New -Orietns
sss; Phsdel pnis and Baltimore "a - w :. 10
annie quoted ~ i2s 80 81 RICE -Csrons cn ~ Is
per 100 De- BUTTEEL srge supply lnsn lla nc ny
can I'd a Cd per H. CoKS, scarce. 70 t1 % Das VI
| d9n Al 80. a a.. per bbi. Yours &c
We have received by the British mall steamer Mes
Of the Bermudon to the 9Th inst The paper oil 'na'
date contains en- account Of the insurrecton In st
Lucia from the barbados Globe Of March H. but Win
out giving farther particulars than have already been
! published IN The Tribune. We also find news from
Demsrsrs 70 the 9Th u, The Combined Court opened
| on the 27ih of February when the new Governor
Henry Barkly Esq delivered bis address. From this
II sopesrs ths. the expenses Of the Colony Tor le4o
were about s7J00OO leaving an srresr OF ssOOOO 10
make nm for which be recommended an Excise Duty
on Foreign Spirits. The reply OF the Council was
sent in on the 18th Of March II very independently
| expressed and boldly censures the Governor Tor
giving that body opportunity for an attempt az I'M
proving the condition Of the Colony.