The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-21

Twelve Days Later IntclIigcnce-Anticipa pated
Prorogetio" OF the eAssembly-The Cholera
-Immigration OF Free Laborers from the
United Stsscs and Canada.

Propagation OF the AssembIy-The Cholera
-Immigration OF Free Laborers from the
United stsecs and Canada.
We have received by the arrival Of the steamship
Cherokee full files Of jamaica papers the 18th
twelve days later than our previous advices.
The Kingston Journal Of the 9th states that Il was the
intention OF the Governor TO prorogue tire House Of
semby in consequence of his objection to giving the
usual assent to the po-tax BILL and to the Governor
salary bill
The cholera had nearly entirely disappeared from Ja
maica.
The Kingston Standard Of the 9th inst says
"cur very cnterprisng citizen. Mr. wcmyss Anderson
h~~ s-ross~s two raning ~s-sis from the nted
ono fer cotton, and the other for FAX purpose
endeavoring possible attention to the manu-
actrre Of home made yarns for knitting stockings and
other articles of domestic use such al ed In tbs tr
houses Of the United States and Canada The time Of
many Of families "a waeted and no doubt their de-
moaizaton accelerated Ly want Of suitable occupation
We would mmend their general use to the female
Ienitentisries Of the isand
The Kingston fnunsenccr Of the 1lth inst gives the
following commercial summary
We have onthis occasion report the existence % an
additional cause q depression In our business. The
banks which have. for some thre or four weeks back
been gradually resristng their discounts, have n. this
nome nt brought their operations in this respect within
20 narrow limit as 10 have produced serious incor-
venience TO all paries engaged in trade business Il
confined 70 Operations rising barely above the Of
tcd and the trade in the absence of the usual
hank scccmmc forced Go conine their dealings
within the scope Of limited cash business, II l. i'm
possible 20 say ho. long this state of things l. likely
EXIT but in the while the stocks both of bread,
stuts aud codhsh are Rccumulang, and little, II any,
probability ests of tho revival % speculative feeling.
under wch holders may relieve their hands ~ tnoae
heavy supplies We may add. that the bank restrictions
are operating more defimentsny to business than the
aecumuiaisn Of stocks To twice their present extent
would be likely TO do
The subject q immigration II free laborers from the
United States and Canada conued to attract the Al.
teniion q the inhabitants Of jamaica Anne xed ! an
article on the sub sct;-
IMMIGRATION FROM TUE UNITED STATES AND cAsApA.
Prom the Jamaica Dcspatch. April q
Among the most important topss on which Earl Grey
has dwei Ia his mcmorabic despatch briy. calcu-
lated io leneas The colonies BY increase ot popula
tion. I, The question of immigration from the United
State sDd Cannla Ill lorlship II viii be ~
ercnee 70 his dsraich gives BIZ unqualified support 10
any aafme ~ ngfntiun frCm those countries t. the
rtiti n Nrst India colonies which may uudtr proper
regulations. - ciI,ccs by private cnierPrisc And we
agroc with The noble lord IN this respect Whacyer may
l. he mcs - adopted by the Legislature sr vivinv
wet ht q - ordsh'2s recouime ndatios think IL
hgliJ dc.iahe thn.thc emigration from The southern
StaiS or ~ M Cnntsa % JNmni0. Apuld ~ yolun-
iy ard ~ much unconnoctcd with eiihes goveinmsa at
sIoesltle.
l., pie who naAi ie expcvsdo ava2 theusclves Of
any ind mt 10 tc held cut hy the Leature of
jamaica for settling IN this Island lead 20 believe that
the ory detcrrton - imm grafton from America which
would hc rraly valuable g. Jamaica, aust bc ssfsup.
porting one There are usny thougands ~ poople,
Mthhis v va HhNM MvAii themselves tf
sags 10 ItSa und u the advantages with roapcct to
GENERALIZATION ard otherwise, which legislature
might hu8 0ut o. there Nho as fum being ~ service
~ The NokBtry. would snly adj to beggary system
tocal ie3elsnce and vcc. JAei- Tsopl. 70 vsv
bs tss aopgh n lev u8Padsncs airsa3y wih5li resf
tng 70 ~ Jniifd Safss fr H. WhH d u1rf i peg
safhy u kW ard tsstbGTce uio. ftbsy Lland -gher
fun ~ etfGk fa ~ ell ghnnefn'g n Ind
hsff Nataf3 ~ y tese in a. Uuii,f Saits a hare
tr1scu ~ tss. rsud Iay ~ cof u fhsr passaes 10
Jassfso cnd r. tn se n Cnrs.t btmss'rcs lily afi-
a. t, Ftaxfhg,y ssrte 1hurc ALREADY some
e these in Jauaisa and they augh ai the work which
done b. The creole lshCrcr wei thry may Mr. Wcmyss
Az d,Isun has most sggnt American employed at the
y. sgrt II ovcrlooer and laborer who pronounces
the people cvttpaid at shilling day f0r the work they
do Aud Who that had lived in any other et untry hat
Jtmn.ta, would do othervisel We know what work !
rDor ffm abuftr has TO perform In England for The mi
scftllc ssces he ttccyts-eome nine shilling week
cut - phgh he has 20 Vay the cost a expensive fuel
and winter clothing The labortr IN America. whose
wUErs perhaps double those a. the Dorseshrc or
Itonhirc labofer does no Ices work; and hs u surprised
uNtp. ~ Jgmaitd. r. he coils himssf ildavc
i'aue 70 ne FED ~ hafJcd saen oocl tgh an umbrella
hts heed 10 tcp han ffrfg ne his hs ho
~ % T. n Sec tsst9t hs horse fsrping hs
eid n 'r6irg cuefy somc again II ho. We repeat ma
What We require v realty industrious popua' ton-
usn Who vii not only claim high wages, but n carr
them.
gh,re te no greater deluion than to IA ont IN,
rate f wuges raid o. the population a jam ca bcnl
the Nprts ci industry u not ~ far from H. Th,
present wages the wages n ndocu o. There = no
able ~ Gro On an in jana 90 that might no
earn II he wuud double the daily wages he recciv,
ana believe there i not ffe American who cou,
T. udttcd 60 tmigrate ai hs cost. that would NJ
wages equal 70 any ~ ever received IN IN
tnttd statcs. taking into consideration his reduce
vents in Cl mate to M .ch more tertporate Tho ma
turiuy,d u Nr Ande' Stn vt the fcrry dcclares-an
W taVe The btst ~ dcrity for the stsiemcnt-that
could CT ~ esOut thJtc times The quantity ot WOO