New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-16
liner from the West Indies.

The Barbados journals state that that
Island had experienced soaSOnabe fall OF ram ana
the country vas IN consequence, Vcruant ana oeau-
ufui TO the highest degree The new iighthouse Is
fast to ward elton, and was waiting
for the lantern TO be affixed TO the summit, WHICH
had Just auved from England me Legislature was
opened on the lith ut. by a speech nom the Lieu
tenant. Governor, IN which he cougratuated the AS
.embly on the high cultivation and consequent iei-
lhty OF barbados, ITS exemption rom diseases Vi
fatal character, and The enjoyment 0t the hhdolan's
of lncteaSCd means of education The message also
stated that dispatch from the secretary OF STATE
would be land before the House relating 10 the pro-
posed formation OF haroor o refuge 'of the dement,
not only of the inhabitants of ba0 idocs oul Tor tue
safety OF ships trading 10 ne:ghbonng colonies and
settlements ,.,.
into the colony is agtatsd. Inc court ol Aoi'y
las adopted the following
Resohtd / That At is the opinion q tins Court that
the sum OF 81 600 steIlng part OF the Parliamentary
loan OF should be Applied 10 the introduction OF
Chinese immigrants into the L. ioW. IL, =, ,,..
That ths Court request his EXccuency the Governor
Will be pleased tan the Necessary steps for obtaining
the sapcSon oi Her hajests G0ernmt%i Tor the intro
auctioa of Chinese immigrant mo tue c'iony.
The ant OF laboTeTS rs seriously felt, ana aeti-
culture " as laneui shing for want OF HANDS Ano,h-
er proposition Ia pending, for mVihn6 immigrants
from the Azores.
In Jamaica am establishment for baking bread and
BISCUIT employ ing steam, has been erected, ana Is IN
successful operation. The United States has export
sdlarge quantities of biscuit 10 Jamaica, ana an eS-
tsbshmeht of this KIND VIII operate 10 reouce snip
tanned from Canada.
The intelhgencc from Trinidad is devoid Of inter-
est The island was healthy, and the weather favor
able. census OF the population, recently taken,
shows the island 10 contain 6S,tOO lnha0ltants-vlz
1851 males. and 80, 96S females. The exoortS for
the season we're as follows; Sugar, 21,4S9 hhds q,
1899 tcs, T,ssS bbls. Molassos 1854 puncheons'
Cocoa, 342, s92l lbs Coffee. 6l.stl.
From ANTIGUA the dates are 10 taC ith inst mere
10 little news The House OF Assembly adjourned
on the S0th ult for fortnight message ha1 oeen
received from the Honorable Board OF Council sig
nifying its rejection of the bill for establishing
Court of Appeal on the island Several heavy out
PARTIAL showers OF rain had fallen during the week
There is however, We aye informed no lack OF
Moisture throughout the island, although heavy ran
would be most advantasc0u 10 certain DISTRICTS
In St Lucia the weather continued favorable 10
agriculture and the canes throughout the island
were beautiful and promising. The exports OF the
season were as follows Sugar-4O9' hhds 22o tcS 4,
SS2s b5ls, showing an equal OF upward OF iVO haas
over the last years crop. From GOO 10 200 hhds YET
remained to be shipped
PoRr OF SpAIN.-Accounts from the rural districts
were not unfavorable. The December cocoa crop
had already commenced, although II usually begins
IN November or December The canes promised
good yield The state OF the roads IA some districts
was no, satisfactory and after heavy ram they
were IN many places impossible. The weather was
>uu RAINY and stormy.