New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

In reference oge during the past week s'e pp a;.
I'm - Mr. Stpeudiary J9stGCe ools large lump Of gold
recover rom g nm near Wiltshire Estate IA ms
"hlch ne ,'ass ~ e. assert bis fellow iapoe ~ 49,
Emo vcry considerable sum ii, ~
sand the matter VIII numbers ofhe Hindoo Coones
ilND9o ,ce has fully exPreu os,bem have been
preparatons 10 return TO inu of commatation. in
induced to remain .! 80 and our irdeiailgaoie III 49,
c ~ It'd very promptly in ge.'nS b comutation
otherwise attending to the .hse Coolies who remain
4, l,bor,r. are much required ,rv
VIII be of great service 10 ue 8 Jamaica has from
=; iI.h, pa..ed through succe 'sa~i report
~ ~ - t ~ T. attention of is mahas ol3ers
necng honor on 'e Ia presented To the shar.ho'ae s
svSepce Of great degree OF Pruden;;se and
Of The present Board of Directors & Of all concerned
for which tbey are entitled 20 the tha 900 was in
T. ~. LIZ ~ 80 Perceive that sum OF IL R.nt-
Isio-onL three wears after the estao &c ,ock account
carried from the reserved sussi snta from $4,000
thu, nominav increasing the pad up 20 be trans
=, .,'on"oo ms sru has been recOmneHisu IL b.ve
t,rred back to undivided profits Inc ,;o, :, $40 and
paid in dividends upon the sum ~ go $50 making to-
tbr in if veaTs return of / lo 800 upon 'ne
AKrnu or CHINESE EMIGR,Nrs AT IKE a.nyal of
p ~ Snain ann thus announces the nrst "rf'" ~
Chinese EmgrantS AZ Trinidad -, a, tho Fmigrant
In our last we briefly noticed the arrs' e., roo of
shin Australia Noble commander win 'iie h's' 80 5avs
ai,.se tonl;es tl43 in numberl Since theh' VIC ""'
visited the ship and the peopie-dI,u ,ha World
men never were landed here from anV par :" "a ;,dyno
They are muscular-of full hight OF statutsa g..
L tbeir sleek condition we should say II anyuihs' ~
have been too highly fed and VIII nave ~ 'b -, x,,
before they can 20 through their WORK WIN ""'''"7
comfort. . N ...oo,;o, "a
Ibis only doing Justice TO Capt Noble to call aitehtoh
the extraordinary quick of this vessel oic -" ha.
- DAYS NamOa in China to the entrance VI "" 80
bora distance in direct course, OF lf-'v "0 ,,,
Noble informs that he overlook and passed 'he ~
clippcr ship White Squat, in Gaspars straits anu nn
American clippers Flying Cloudsnd Atlantic III 'o 'o"''
all 'FRONT.' ina
The SUGAR CRop-The Sugar Crop OF Barbados
and 81 Lucia is likely to fall short and from the s
The Wet Iadidn, that in Christ Church 1.-THE reapng
has been most unfavoabe estates not making
twenty hogshead for the month and the canes continuing
their moderate return. from to one and ahaf 10 Two
hogsheads per acre" In Saint Phillips little progress mao
been made in eapng, and the yield had been IN many IN
very bad when compared with the appearance W
the fields which ought to give two and ahalt nogs-
heads per turning out only one andahaf On tnis
the crop will fall short of last years IN quantity
but the quality of sugar is very SUPERIOR The crops WI
be very late The SAINT Lucia Palladium says; ms
Sugar crop may be pronounced fairly commenced at last
and pretty generally the Island and the weather con-
nus favorable such work has be done upon the
estates We sorry say however that there IS gem
era complaint of the Canes nN yielding we'll and labor
still much wanted to take off the crop such is without
neglecting other branches of plantation economy
F,ru RAILROAD AccDESr.-On Monday woman who
lived with w q Haynes contractor on the Hudson XIV
tr Railroad. killed while passing down the road De-
tween FiShkll and Peekskll in hand car in company
with Mr. Haynes and another They oyertaken
by the Express train from this city. When the engineer
discovered Them he whsed in warning but seeing that no
attention paid To IT, he the signal for putting on
the brakes, which was promptly done As the occupants
the hand seemed neither disposed to abandon II and
save themselves escape by increasing their speed
he caused the engine 10 be reversed Haynes male com
panon sprung from the did Haynes himself just be-
fore the collision but the woman remained Seeing this
Haynes ran back and seized her. but perceving the locomo-
tive upon Them he looscd his hold and rtreated The col
on caused the woman 10 fall backward from the ear and
of hers kllS
that it only hung by shred of skim the wheels did not
touch her at ALL Every effort made to stop the train
which running the regular time The conductor,
Mr. T. $ Caldwell sent Coroner from Peekskil to take
charge of the body
Nj Iiaynes's rashness in being on the track when an
Express train expected, * surprising A little
presence of mind on his part would doubtless have pre-
vented the fatal result The catastrophe occurred quito
his residence 1t supposed that the woman had been
tomarket.
The conductor did all that possible both to arrest tho
catastrophe and to have proper attention paid to the body
of the deceased. Albany Register.
Losses and Charges WORLDS Fair Londes.
ALBANY, Tuesday April H. 1885,
Ton Editor Of The NJ Y Tribune:
SIR: In your paper of this morning, find the proceed
ngs Of meeting of Exhibitors the London Exhibition,
in lsjl in which it is stated that Roy Il Co, of West
Troy four valuable shaw worth five guineas each in
London
A. the articles of Mr.. James Roy Of West Troy -four
shawl, passed through my hands, and the original bill Of
charges in my possession is but justice to Mr..
Dodge that should correct mistake which has been made
in relation to Mr.. Roy's shawls.
The following is the copy of the bill rendered by
which will be seen that shawl stolen from the
Palace the others accounted for:
lanes Roy to 4. s. Commissioner DR.
rarding from Liverpool %
Entries
Pro charge, assessed by Auditing Committee. %
IL
By shawl st1en.f Or.
BY delivered your order.
BY sold Al each %
Balance 10 per 90
shawl taken from the Palace
Police could account Of and the
refused to Pay orlt
presume the gentlemen of the meeting were misn-
formed rs the facts in this case and il is to be regretted
that ii should have appeared in their proceedings.
Ii. =. JOHNSON,
Late Agent State n. Y. London Exhibition.
The vsce.President.
Advces from Havana state that Mr. King prone ses In
sail tor Mobile the 9TH of April as he ba, h rror NJ
diving in foreign land and enertans hop, of r. covcrv
These take away the last vestge of hone Tia
aged statesman is coming home diel AS the Iamn ~
life grows DINNER and feeber the love for that conntr
which he has served long and 50 faithfully grows