The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-02

s,ssr' and Sns snais Withdrawn The effect Of this
decision will probably be- that Christ Church III with
Iynw from Ali connr with tho dooo-s aud ali sub
lection 10 the Bi,hop who holds doctrines thigh
church, as much at Variance with theirr. 80 does
are unwilling hat the Bishop should preach within
II cir walls, aud although usage la. allowed him tbs
privilege Of doing the canons o; the church do net
sustain him In the claim Of any such right Notw,th-
standing however the 81 tho church Is positive
this point majority Of the convention sustained
the Bishops claim and would undou div have cen
sured the Rev Mr. Johns had tbe resolution been put
to vote Christ church has one Of the largest aud
most intelligent congregations OF any church 10 tbs
sity and the Rev Mr. Johns has but few equals la the
diocees for learning general intelligence, pie;y and
usefulness Nothing but death can ever part him
from his ngregation.
singular Case WAS up for trial yesterday, In the
Judges private chamber ut the Court House, being
an application for divorce from tho young vito Of
ladies shoemaker, on Baltimore street She states
her belief that live opgsr with him would her
speedy death and prsys 10 b. relieved from tn bonds
Of matrimony. which have bnon hsr thoee OF tor
mrpt grief aud despair. She is his second wife aud
has been MARI. but few months having taken the
place 81 hs wifi few months after her death No de-
Young man named George Norton wns yesterday
arrested upon the aeounding charge of asauing and
attempting violate the person OF hs step daughter
Nary Devln, aged about fourteen years Her mother
Mary Norton. was likewise arrested the ohsrs- OF
aiding and abetting the assault with the intention
stated. The girl lie said 10 bear most inhunan marks
81 the outrage They we're beth commits ed Tor triai
Intelligence rom tho BRUSH and French
West Indies.
lProm she Kingston Ja) Journal May
The colonial tiles brought by the packer OF the 2iH
contain intelligence Of perhaps -ouicwhat more gene
sai interest than that which they usually afford.
The ST. Vincent papers announce the results OF .
late general election in that island, for puetoeu
bere represent the inhabitants in the General As
semblv in lien of tuouty.ny- the number xed under
the late election law IL appears from the proclama
ton dissoving the Legislature that tho delay OF
public lu.inese by repeated adjouraments for want OF
y sufficient plumber az membsrs." when tho number
was fixed at twenty tive, rendered IL absolutely
cee.sry that diniuution should take place in tho
number OF representatives." In consequence Of this
an not passed aud published tho 18th of March
Last LNing the number nj niDetsen. under which the
proclamation wsa Issued In 1T Vincent, NJ bore the
elections do pass without little excitement
The address o the Governor In opening the sessions
is OF the ordinary eharxcter~tates thas tho apathy
imputed tn. Inhabitants from tho late cleo
tions have been dir pelcdthanLs 10 the Council for
unyury attention 10 public business the les
seDed means Of the constituency but urges tho neces
sity Of maintaining unimpaireG the necessary essab
lshmeDtsremindr OF the exhausted condition OF the
treasury, notwithstsncing which n portion Of debt
still rcmsiDs to be lqsidated- declares that con-
siderable change in the prosent system OF taxation
rs called fer directs attention TO the far from
satisfactory state Of the Uoious! Hospital and the
necessity for a reform in tho mode OF its admi
nistration, and fer farther provision for those
afflicted with disease and poverty-snnounces that
thore are many objects requiring attention, which
II would be- vain TO bring forward until the perfect
soveucy OF the treasury shall have been establshed
and cong ulates the Legislature the repeal Of the
navigation laws, aud the tree port alton Of African
lsborers already commenced" says His Exccllency,
~ a proof Of the axirty OF Her Msjestys govern
been aud suffering The reply with the
ceptions shovn In the following g phs
. re, cho Of the speech -
with regard 10 the repeal OF acts restricting navi-
CATION, the Iionse sbstains from any expression of
opinion on MEASURE the success OF which, IL would
sem remains YET to be proved. The importation Of
African laborers the isuse regards aud would scknsw
ledge measure Of the hrst importance TO the
colony and IL carried out to the required extent the
Heuss would hope may be tho means OF partially
lie wing the colony from Of the difficulties under
which il sbors but long produce raised by slave
lstor shEl b< admitted into the British market this
House cannot but feel that injustice 10 done to the
Brish and other colonies where labor IL free and until
measure having for is object the rejection from the
British markets Of slave grown products shall be
adopt cd us houss cannot look forward with either
hope Q. conhdonc" to any permanently improved con
Tho Ca,,Ge in notifying the arrival on Sunday the
Vi h ult Of her hsjesty's STEAMER ViXen" CommAu
der Jerno from artnique having on board the lady
OF his Excellensy the Lieutenant dovnor and suite
who had been ON q tour ~ Domnica and Martinique,
Gays
riong and dist uTtncss nj Guadalupe aud Marie Ga
lsnte The Lib>Te Erslie. md FS6t,'pits tomfoole-
~ which commenced ut Psrs With the Revolution Of
February, lsss and spread to the French colonies,
stl appears TO keep the Inhabitants Of those places In
an unsettled stn'.. The present disturbances have
doubtless s,ssn out o. tho trial OF some rioters
former occasion Dsring the holding OF the sessiop for
that purpose, tbe Governor Of Martinique, NJ Bruas,
had de, med I,ce,ssry 10 proceed with troops and
rigste snd Ansrs to Cuadaloupe to check any
riotng on tho part Of the populsce The Martinique Goes
re OF the 10Th March rays - We we're not wrong when
age OF NJ Brust - GuAdaloupe more than
m ssSure Of mere prsesution Accounts received yes-
terday and this morning from the Colony, by 81 Mar
tine sloop despatched 20 Fort defranos, and which
had touched mt Basssterre well M tho Intelligence
by Last nights steamer leaves doubt on tina. point
All at GuSdsloupe continues Ia tho urua SD state,
thosgh cent had e-sancn to render thugs
complicated. The Marie Gsisute trils sussonisdfor
two day N consequence OF the illness Of trste
were 10 De resumed yesterday. Goyernor Brust has
not 20 iradsloups In the capacity 90 Governor
General but A. CONNER lat OF me Naval ststionof
M flsrs he ~
his rigatc One 81 the panic. Of nantry that no
took over with him, will u is saia he lett a. Base
have taken bis EIeellenoy seeosa trip WITH
trsor-.p
We So thsi there ere several plantations In various
paTts ca the 'siand advertised fer sale.
Tk- extremely dry weather we lately experienced,
~ Ghcn way 90 refr'sh,ng heavy Showers. y,s-ta.
tioa, which before loot ID p.rchvd md wtherag, had
ers,ssn,a green and heai,by appearance and IA was
tt that far the drought had NOT materially In
ju-ed the eulti' .sicn for ths ensuins crop
ln Trinidad. the marriage OF bis ExceNeney Lord
Harris. with fair creole' Of the island was the
g event OF the day The 7rinissdlan thus notices
ruefday the 9th Of Aprr 1850 win over b. remem.
berei iB Island With qualification. On that day
bis Exc,lhney Lord llsfris Was united In holy we'd
lock TO Sarah second daughter Of the Venerable Arch
deacon Cummins. ADD raiire Of Trinidad We need
not enter into the details u the august ceremony
Hhich, We know will be given At tl length ia another
luater, tut rccord sentiments on the
eveut. The more siit with Jealousy sni severity
hc poiicv a. Lord arri. the more we are b1und to
nOle sud suit we'll peer Of the realm by marrying
creole his Lordshp has rendered his meme interest
ng here Although Wishes not necessary
or hi- lofdfhip's hspp We however fulh chris
Ian duty 10y desiring that the Almighty pour his
blsssiss - 81 his lordship aud hi lady
Tbuc has bseu n meeting In favor OF REFORM in |
is tihui rskibg Constitution similar TO that I
toptcd a The cape CfGood Hope. We compelled,
however TO defer particulars
lie Ercsllency the Governor OF Barbados. With |
sy sua Iiss CclChTooS snd suite. hsi paid vist 90
Foliage ard Granada The ileut-GovcTnOrs u beta 1
Lhose colonies WIRE absent on leave
In b,mcrara reform vas buiBg urged With the sane /
Views a. iu trinidad.
In Granada prosp ectt were quite cheering the ves
ihsr favorable ard African Ga migrants enabling this
planters &C. take advautag- offs Tho Lieut. Governor
Hamilton left for Eugisud the 1th ult. the senior
N, her Of the Council q. \ Chechlcy, being
president
THr prrsH1TFGtsr AsstNuts Drrp1rr.--The /
avcry f.cusio before this meeting terminated on
he cisveuih osy Tuesday last Gu the preceding
Law Rev Mr. 1f-scock - Bugao says the .fiu.rfiter
exhibited most genuine piece % clericsl bufoon-
~ making an outrageous slt.cry Ftunp speech
10 length The mhly proorsdsd 20 take The hus
Tot, uVou the following report -
A minority ~ tho committee. 60 whom vas referred
nufnlsr ~ memorials the tuhjrat n slavery from
- .pa sVYrd4 alvtarfea and churches within