The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-07
From the Boston Travelle
The Chinese Emjgrants.

We are indebted 10 friend Tor file OF papers from
Georgetown, British Guiana, 10 July H. The Gazette
of July T. after speaking OF which had reached
Georgetown, that the Lucknow, bound from China with
Coolies. had been Sc, fire by the Chinese who first
murdered the officers and and then fired the
themselves escaping in boats, says tba, The nmg ration
from China too expensive TO be beneficial the
country aud that the majoriy OF those the OF
scourngs OF a crowded population. AT Trinidad there
had been several contests between the and the
Cinnamon, in consequence OF the irascibe tenpers of
the latter.
bark AppoIlone from Calcutta with hundred ard
ninety.two Coolies. Twenty-Five Others died The
passage. Four bundled Chinese Coolies bad been con-
lraced for, and were soon expected.
The Gazette contains long article the continuance
OF the slave trade on the coast of Cuba, in which the
pc silon is set down that Cuba allowed quietly to
continue this crime, the British West India islands
90 to the wall for they cannot compete with her 10 the
production OF sugar and other articles, employing Chi
Cooles imported al great expense, working not
they cDoose, receiving liberal pay and extravagan,
allowances while the African slaves whatever their
original cos compelled al The whips end 10 give con-
tiDuous labor.
The article In conclusion says ha, the times are as
-uming perlous aspee, Tor hem and ha, they shall be
Obliged TO crave aid of the British government.
We have by this arrival some further interesting de-
tails OF the revolution in Ven, zuela The Iruardadn
an article this subject, says that the decarsti OF
independence emanaing from the province OF Cumana,
coniaiss about hundred signatures. This document
pToclams teCera,on tDe system most 10 De
recognises a model worthy OF imitation the govern.
ment OF the United States coBsigns 10 oblivion all the
past and opens its portals 10 every Venezuelan who
has been exed from the republic OF any pre-
vous polite al actr establishes provision al governmen nt
and authorizes il TO oonyoke convention OF deputes
from the different canons, who shall provide for the in
terror organization Of the province and reserves 10 itself
The deliberations respecting national convention when
the other provinces shall bave joined in the revolution
The Trinidadian thus comments on the revolution
The Cumane.e wish to initiate the United STATES, as
appears by article OF their declaration but why
do they leave out of The most important elements oI
liberty which has answered well In The United > ses-
ht be republicans, Whatever form OF
government h~v may adopt. military dcspotism with
From ali that we have hes I'd o venczpeIs IL is OF be
of the earth, capable of nour-
ishng hundred millions OF human beings but 80 igno
and demorarzsd are It's present inhsbiants hs with
ali the natural richie. he the greater Der OF
then live BILE beggas savsges. ~ the
rnt revolution would result in entry OF lew thousand
vouni.ers the United States, provided with Colts
votyefs and sufficient ~ these
teery would ahcrwsrd settle down landed propreto.
remodel the Venezarrsn republic according 10 their
own notions and pracces some good might cnsuc from
blood royal cotemporsry OF The Porto Spain Ga
zrtt. proposes. would do Roysly prosper
in tho Western bemisphrI The V~ncznelcsns too
poor maintain king and court, besides, there are al
Africa full of princes that have beg-
gtpr Tn. oi,iz.ns of the United States will In due
the affairs OF Venezuela and prevent i inhsbit
either the prey OF civil the sub
OF European Assstic prince Of royal blood.
AT last accounts General Thaddeo, partisan tf Pres-
dem Monaxae, marching against the Cumanese at
the head Of issee thousand men,
II appears, however, that the Monagas family DO not
feel certain OF the result, for they have thou
sand doublcons 10 Trinidad for safe keeping.