The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-10

blacks have been liberated they have hseoms iodos,,
.nsolent, degraded, and dishonest. They are q rude
oeasy set OF vagsbonds lying max ed about The sire
AS filthy as the Holtcniols and believe worse
on seiing 10 The wharf, the hrsl thing tue blacks OF
oo'n 10 great numbers perfectly naked swim
ming sooua me boat and would dive for small pieces Of
com ihat were thrown them by The passengers These
hsy would catch IA the water, or pick from the bottom
they never iai though the water is twenty feet deep
ne hatoof OF kingston Is spacious and secure. The
ciy - ou ana ~ runs "a entering 1t the stranger
annoyed 10 death by The black beggas every step and
you must often show them your pistols, uplfted
cane. to rid yourself Of their opportunities
1--WE were here twenty four hous took in four hun.
dred tons OF coal, which all brough, on BOARD by
BLACK women IN rags, IN tubs carried their heads
me as,;s wn,le' are very civil and courteous they
seem Delighted 70 see Americans; say the island Is
ruined by legislation and neglect OF the home govern
neni and mes! OF them are dssirous OF getting away
nope The abolition OF slavery everywhere will not
De attended with the same consequences that it has Ia
Jamaca-to ruin both black and whiie but no one visits
Jamaica without The most thorough conviction that the
loeiauon OF me slave has spoiled him. and ruined his
master have. however, time for more comments
On this subject"
Speaking OF Panama. he says a.eHa
This is an old, dilapidsted city, with but few Aneri
cans II Ia surrounded by an immense wall which is
now as well as me city, in ruins The papers here. Of
winch lhee are tour all announced arrival and all
me editors, with many others, called TO us spent
The evening OF yesterday with the governor Of this PROV
ince, yosng Spaniard from Bogo,a He visited mc yes
'e5day and spent some time. and is very Interesting
young man But everything is very strange, ne W. odd
We have found every one polite, kind, accommodating.
That Is not odd" sN
We regret TO learn by letters received per last steamer
that our charge daarts at Switzerland has been very
ILL., He was twenty days from Berlin to Bsrne,
in consequence Of his feeble health AT the latest ac-
counts he was recovering. The high reputation OF Mr.
Fay n Berlin in the scientific and literary circles added
10 his courteous and pleasing manners had made him very
popular with the Germaus. This was known at Berne
and had created Tor him there host Of friends who
have extended 10 him very gratifying attentions Mr.
Fay is one OF The most accomplished diplomats we
have had IN Europe since The lime OF The lamented Hen.
ry Whea,on.--h. Y. Mirror.
Can man be considered loosc character who comes
home tight every nigh, We pause for reply
IMMORTALITY OF MAN.-Why is it that the rainbow
aud cloud come over with beauty ha, is no, Of
earih and then rass away and leave muse on their
faded loveinesss Why is il that The stars which hold
their festival around their midnight throne are set above
he grasp OF our limited faculties, forever mocking US
with unapproachahle gloy' And why ia il that bright
forms OF human beauty presented to our view and
taken from u.s. leaving the thousand streams Of affection
To HOW back in Alpine torrents npon our hearth We
are born for higher destiny Than ia, OF earth There
Is realm where the rainbow never fades where the
stars will set out before like islands thar sumber on
the ocean, and where the beautiful being la. now passes
before US Tx" the meteor will stay in our presence for
ever-Prenfice