The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-29

doubtful and the electors will do we'll IN retnrn sn.s
members as Will net With prudence and moder alton in
the new housewife Listen to the voice of
refuse to pursue return to which caa only
add to the endorsements aud dic utes coua-
try and aggravate the evils from which it suffers
The Dem arara Royal Gazette Of the 9Th OF July saws
that during the fortnight, throughout the greater
tremely wet proving Injurious in all and highly iniur-
ious in some dstrcts. to tho young canes rhe same
cause the humidity Of the season has put stop al
most every whore to sugar making" Gov. Barkly had
written despatch the 2lst March to the Secretary
ofstate for the colonies which the Gazette says sp-
pears To have pleased most parties.
The NesssU Guardian, OF The 9th June, mentions
that the pine apple crops the several islands Of the
colony whore that favorie delicoes fruit Ia cut
vated had becsme rapidly maturea by the falls
or rain great many vessels had already arrived at
Eienthera from England and the United States for
fruit Among these Learn that phper says that the
Guleton, Susan, and Trinity Yacht. loading for
The Journal OF July s. says:-The following prouer
ties, which have been for time past for
sale were yesterday brought to the hammer, in front
81 tho Gross Keys tavern Spanish Town. and realized
the prices sat opposite t. each other viz
Marshslls Pen in Manchester. ............f 70O
n,arih : mn IN 40 1850
Cabbage Hall. in Clarendon. .............. 40
Government Pen, in st Catherine. ........ $40
Several meergs III dIere at parts of Jsmaica, have
been hed recently for the purpose of peitionng the
Queen to enforce the slave treaties with Cuba and
Brazil The following some OF the resolutions
passed at IL meeting at st Dsvid's-
That the importation and retention. in the various
slave holding countries Of captured and other Africans
introduced through the medium of q shameful traffic
Is caritd on in daring to the laws sod
aud defiance Of the solemn oblg that can be
imposed by man.
That In gland IL no question Of national rights
ard honor were involved having assumed to hor-
sell the high position VI the of abolition and
having sacrificed the property of portion Of her sub
jects in furtheraLce OF that incum on her
queen. government and people, by
OF justice and humanity to enforce the treaties
existing Tor the total extinction of the Slave Trade
which have been up to the p tiue disregarded
That even if there were not plea of the very strong
et description from the present condition of the ri
fish Colonies which Is obvious TO render details
necessary the other arguments in the
as to produce conviction that the British people only
require to- have the subject brought properly before
them. to engage their synpsthies in favor of work
sanctioned alike by Justice and humanity.
STEAMER CRESCENT CRY, july q, 1910.
Carr CHAs. SIoppARD.
Dear Sir,-Approachipg we are. the termination
o. speedy and agreeable passage from Chsgres
New-Aefk, made under your care. DESTROYS be-
lore quitting you Of expressing Of merits
OF the good chip Crescent city, and those whom
the different departments board of her entrust
ed. We have found the " Crescent city, most COM
modious and comfortable in the u.s. and
elegant la her decorations Of her qualities as soa
STEINER, IL Is needless for express opinion
her general reputation and the rapidty prese
passage sufficient ties enies TO her excellence in
This iesrect. Her table has been bountfuly supplied
with viands Of the best quality and we have found
these entrusted with the service active attentive aud
olgpE in short have nothing to say but in praise
Of the ship and her ARA gements
To you sir personally, aud to the officers under you
we desire to oer our hearty thsn for your care Of
our safety your attention to comforts, and the
fenk pohtcposs which has tended 70 much to make
The passage agreeable aud with most sincere
wishes Tor your happiness and beg to
subscribe ourselves your friends ard obedent servants
lSigned by all the passengers.l