New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14

putations contained in the and re'o'
ed in strain of irony which has seldom been surpasss
TO which the Governor replied, BY nsinuatng 'nA' 10 ~
not care for the Assembly, remarks on PUBIC
ter, considering the quarter whence those
mated The House subsequently renewed their previous
resolution not 20 do any business with the C0unen' %
immediately adjourned 10 the 26th, Cesterda!J sneh
not one member betides the Speaker was present
course the Governor will now pursue u unhno"n Ms
prorer course il 10 dissolve the Assembly but ne refuses
to have recourse 10 appeal TO the people kn'nnis
that the matter will be decided against n o1 INC
ing out of The few Numbering some nine OF ten IN
Chamber Of forty-seven members who are stacheu W
bis cause. ,.r. r.,
of Police giving them and their men permission 70 dis
band themselves but far as has been YET
they have determined 10 continue Ia tne service anu u
pend On the good faith Of the Assembly fof future pay
ment In consequence OF this Persstc conduc' yu se
mart OF the Police the magstracy have been eAAoed 10
reply 10 an order Of the Governor to adopt measures LOT
the preservation of the public peace that no eAaoFu'
Bary measures are requisite And as The cOhSi
for supplies to the Penentiary and other pubic instu
tons have to man agreed TO continue their contracts
his FYcelency has no excuse for opening the prison
doors and be has been foed in his endeayor to get up
a row -, -
OF course these proceedings the part ofthe ENec1
tive have produced great dissatisfaction IN the puoc
mind and are steadily undermining the attachment Oh
the people to the British Government Mr.. Jackson the
talented leader Of the popular party IN the Assembly
syowed in bis place in the House that his loyalty was
shaken and objected 10 the insertion in the address to
the Governor the words ave, Her Mslestys most
dutiful and loyal Subjects which we're purposely
omitted in the draft of the address but were added To
the epqrossed documents But you must not Imagine
that there is any extensive leaning toward the United
States as il from time to time announced 10 tue columns
of some If yOut contemporaries. True, there Is but
one objection 10 annexation with your splendid country
but that opposition i fatal. alude 10 the prevalence
of Slavery in your Southern States and the Preudceoi
color which peryades the entire Union As colored
man myself am thoroughly acquainted With the feel
inQs of this portion oil the community, and numbering
as they do over ten to one Of the whites and possessing
an equal share of political privileges there is not the
slightest chance of any proposalof annexation to De
even listened with tOerable patience Besides, the
whites generally speaking, identical in feeling with
the cooled people. at the same time II this uniOr-
tunate objections not nsurmOuntabe II would hos
be owing TO the JanscaDs if another star we're not
added TO the flag Of the United States.
Ii was said that if the Assembly would not do ashley
were told the Governor would take it himself TO
pend the constitution OF the island and continue the eK
pred acts by royal proclamation The idea that sir
Charles will dare TO perform 50 foolish al act Is now
pretty generally exploded Any attempt to collect a
revenue in such al arbitrary manner would be certain
TO meet with physical resistance, even from the apathetc
people OF Jamaica.
Discoveries Of copper ore are OF almost daily occur
renee and mining speculatiOns are becoming rife.
The May are progressing. The yellow fever
has somew hat abated. ..