The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

min Of the port engine broke and the cranks could not
be conAeeted and II blowing gale of wind at the
time. with heavy sea, 1t deemed advisable
to put back TO Porto Belo where she arrived the 24
A. NJ and after taking coal and proceeded to
Navy Bay, and after being repaired left as above.
The following is the list of specie brought by this
vessel -
1ss 49, oVUU %
4not Hooper ger.................-..... lS,O00
A. A. Low brcther.. ....................... 20, 600
~ M rorDes.. I2,0OO
johnson Lowyien. ....................... 10,50o
Davis Brooks Co...................... 1851
In the hands Of passengers Observation-Disclosures 100 600
Total. .s2ol, ,757
We publish copy of letter, of much Importance 10
ssamen, which handed to Captain Phillips by Colonel
Harrison, United States Consul at Kingston -
SAvANIILA, Feb. Q, 1853.
TO whom this may concern, or to them that might
have the misfortune to be cast this placeloe
vest for the Island Of Grand cayman, where You win i'm
the wind -, Will NOT eer DOWN west by SOUTH
for the key called Mosquito Key close to Cape Grasios
ing turtle which will render you assistance instantly 1t
has been often the lately that wrecked people have
food, &c. and perished instead of doing above di.
rected We sail hence to-day, bound to the island Of
VIM BURT CoNNELL, Master schr. Union.
Our advioes state that the impending disputes between
the Legislative Council and House of Assembly not
likely to be speedily adjusted and the effect is very in
furious to trade The Assembly it is expected, viii
enact the existing Import Duty bill, but in such shape
that is doubtful the Council will accede to IT, The
existing Import Duty bill will expire with the present
new act which may pass the Assembly prior to the 30h
inst Of that state of things which
1srt Of tho Issssture il likely to be the result Un
der these circumstances all business operations are ar
dealer, for ns most a M Gn s1sa
stufs have been restricted to the disposal parcel OF
Baltimore four fully wo months here and which had
become hard and somewhat at 3os 3D. Some mode
lots of recent receipt also disposed Of at 32
Cd s3s Nothing worth reporting has been done in
meal rice For the latter article dealers averse
to pay anJ thing over los. for best Bengal.
complimentary address, signed by two hundred pas
eengers, has been presented to Captain Phillips.
The latest papers contain little Of importance.
Great complaints had been made at DemararA Trini
dad and Barbados Of the irregular arrival Of the Roya
Mail Steam Packet Company's vessels and representa-
tons had been forwarded to the mother country upon
the subject.
Two msp, named George Bumper and Thomas Wran
underwenta heightened examination at Hyths, before
the magistrates Of the county suspicion of being con-
In the fervice Of Mr.. r. Drummond, Of Cadlands, on
Christmas
The MornimoJo Of the 5th inst says meeting
the Justices and vestry of the parish of st. David
took place at Fasington Saturday the I'd inst for the
purpose Of electing Parochal officers receiving rum re-
onmndaions and passing the ways and means for tho
We viii publish further details Of the news.
Our Kingston Correspondence.
KINGSTON, JAM, April 5, 1853
Legislative and Judicial hoube-A Judge Committed to
JdI-An Editor Called to the Bar Of the House-Dispue
Be,oee~ the Branches of the Legislature Emigration
TO Austratid-Yellop Fever, de-, dc.
my present letter. which is intended for the steamer
Union leave in the morning, is not long one it will
I think, be found interesting.
Just there is quite a political fever raging and
parties who hitherto healthy have be infected
lit is spreading like plague Our House Of Assembly
passed, very reccnty-a few weeks sgo-a bill contem
plating reduction in the public expenditure of the
try This bill passed the lower house without division
and duly sent to the Council for their honors
concurrence; but the Council they have done six
times before rejected the measure-two members only
voting in favor of it, and those two the only who
not directly indirectly interested in keeping up the
travagant expenditure of the country Need say that
large majority Of this sell a Council sc are OFFICIALS n
bill passed and become law2 Well the Hon William Ste
one of our highest Judges Of the Supreme and
Assize Courts when this bill had been rejected by the
Council, wrote in the public newspapers, with his
real name attached, long letter, addressed "to
the intelligent representatives of the people" in
which letter he told the Assembly they had been,
for the sixth time defeated their attempts TO violate
public faith and con6scate the property of public men,"
and his Honor went to that the salaries given
to the ofcals-himse of course ncuded-were secured
to them by permanent laws and could not be touched
Mr. Stevens gets two thousand pounds ten thousand
dollars year. and the rejected bill sought TO take of
twenty per cent But to return to his offensive letter
The House Of Assembly voted it breach of privilege
aud the Judge taken into custody placed at the
bar When there, he refused to apologize give any
mon jail The next day the House liberated him am
to say, without any apology Mr. Stevenson has
s IN his IL 70 ias 10 bs IL any
caunot say, however, whether the resignation has boon
accepted;
HIS likewise been called to the bar to for q
brsach of privilege in calling the members Of Assem-
bly, besotted fools and kpaves &c &c The result of
this case, fear shall not be able to communicate in
The loss of the Retrenchment bill in the Council has
led to the adoption by the Assembly of excellent
resolutions. the last Of which Is as follows
With o s s S'Se Se
the p n S S BY S1s
xhish i sss .pnisSn & the 0Hss founded s1srss
seeking reform In institutions but which Is
colonies seeking relief from distress The
ture Of which is opinion this House
justified By the state Of the sGony to reduce without
remodel prospectivey the entire institutions Of the
These resolutions, if adhered to- doubt they will
BE- viii lead to prorogaton perhaps to a dissolution.
-"w ;, and in the event Of house being formed
the same msmbers or member. with the same opinions,
etary will have to inte pose and if possible settle our
disputes in Downing street.
The ship Glentanner will leave here to morrow or next
day for Australia, Melbourne with upwards of 100 pas
eepgers.
The yellow fever, sorry to say has made its ap-
pearance among the shipping and has, in many cases,
oved fatal Among the deaths Is the captain Of the
William Jardine, emgrant ship, bound to India with
coolies.
The weather is rather warm.
Deaths.
Arlington April 5, of Isthmus fever Vim. Embler,
OF Iibertyyille Jefferson county, Iowa.
At sea- April g. of same fever, JAS McCaskey, Metho-
dist Episcopal clergyman, aged 81 years. from Washing
ton county, Pa,
same dsy Of exhaustion produced BY fever R. NJ John.
con, Of Hartford, Conn.,
Markets.
KNosroH, IA, April 5--N
Arxwrvm move slowly, at 2ls per bbl
Bur1U-No operations Of any moment In !rish have