The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

We have received our usual files from Georgetown d.
narara dated down to the 9th instant The ID not
The Court of Policy met July &C. in pursuance OF the
order at last adjournment Two despatches read
on Commissioners and Mr. White, relative to Chinese
immigration; the other the same subject enclosing
grafton Commission ers with memorial from Mr. White
reporting the circumstances under winch he had dss.
patched the chip Emgant with Chinese for this colony.
Both despatches were taken for notification Speaking
OF the system Of immigration and local taxation the
Royal Gazette of August saysThs equivalent TO tho
planter for the addition to his burdens ordinary
tax payer extension Of ths period Of apprentcs
ship to FIVE The Colonial Minister however, rs-
CARDS apprenticing for such period interference With
the liberty OF the subjects practice which is in daily
use IN England is regarded in the west Indies slavery
only without the pame On the faith Of the resolutions
ature In accordance with these many have paid
their moiety Of this immigration money and as We have
the difference must tf course be refunded How the
finances are to be maintained IL . problem yet to b.
solved a. under the law upon which have to fan
back nothing in the shape Of money could be solicited
The weather has been magnificent since tho sailing OF
last ma showers in the morning, and generally speak
ing hot sun in the day, occasionally, however, tsn
persd BY the trade wind The canes everywhere look
uxuriant and sroke may, and then, be rolling
from the chimney mouth Planters, however, complain
that the yield is sti Indifferent so that the bulk OF the
crop to be made will remain the latea period Of
The year. Trade stil continues vretchedly dull.
salhe supreme Criminal Court which has also been In
session, finished ts abors today. The for
the most part larcenes and burglsries.
the question to the indenturing of immigrants Por
tuguefe immigrants BY the Loyal 1t appears had bsea
advised tina. they could dictate the period for which they
would be ndentued ard the estate which they
would take employment. Resolutions were adopted ON
ths subject limiting the contract dues PAYABLE on this
class OF immigrants to 81, In all n which the en-
gsgeneDt was cniy for year The osptal system it, it
sppsars strcng argument in the much debated point
10 ths Immigrant having the choice OF his own ocs-
0on In the Of the CosLe who ia ndeutured three
ysas On. h,do the cost OF his introduction is to be
A for
the indenturiDg OF Chi dren read frat time. The
Si INCORPORATING the Royal Agricultural and Commercial
Society went through committee and win be brought up
fcr third reading Tne Poor Ia bill progressed COM
mittee 10 the tenth cause.
Ths foundation stone OF n new church has been laid
with solemn ceremony on plantation En ssrprse tina
Island CT legueD For years past old building ORR
eipaly built "a sn estates logic has been used as the
parish church,
Ia late article upon the colonial tax policy OF Eng
lend, the Gsorgetosn Royal Gdsac says -. II mignE
ionab)y enough have occurred any mind that ia
the very nfsncy of free trade, and when England was
watching with jealous vigilance the degree OF recp
city with which Der edvances were met py foreign ua.
tions, II was hardly ~ he expected that would
n IN her osn colonies the ion rate of duties
en- her manufactures which ia any other country would
cave been ssr,ea as equivalent 10 pronipitios, and
Sblch ~ tact amount to a premium sB smuggling The
oty circumstance which suppose would weigh
log ouent with the Coioria 0nice In inducing ths
infstsr 10 recommend the measure OF taNauoo before
ihe Court OF Policy 10 the approval OF Tie soyereigA
woulc be- Ist the confusion tGt would result from the
reu,al and secondly as the duration wss only Tor twelve
mspths, il might DO deemed expedcnt 10 ALLOW as.
oug for that yericd for the prevention OF
what locally might be conaloered Of greater Importance
psmely the embarrassment Of the governnent in ,nx
III eial srrargements we trust, however. that a.
sneh trivial Arguments will be allowed weiah Ar~i az
the force of the reasoning which applies IN thu oths
side and that the mischief which viii certainly aoss ne
rally vii be regarded bsyocd the nes clars tateVsssa
isyvStG "a the aLoga1ce Of the y yiiuAnce,"