The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-11

shev are s.bieetss 70 10 much undeserved consaneiy
bat ,hs Great huh On s fres eolersd americans appear
Ss.s,n,;nsS - b-avs storm with this feeling
Frederick Douglass in his rsn Ms npon nhvery.
''New sir, il seems TO me that ec slavery parry WI
drives of this continent and the adj <es,
that Il would BE- after all ~ IL We sayAnssse
eolored people Ali concentrated In the Gull Of Mexico
an rot fer going any~hsre am FOR stsysg .~st
where am, ia The .lsnd Of my birth But, sur
from the country FOR il s impossible 70 stay
an then for doing the next best ard that VIZ 20
70 wherever can hope TO be the NOS servicesoe - my
eolored people Of the United States Americana there
meaning in those figures have read God does not per
NIT twelve Millions Of his creatures 70 hive wsoa' tos NO
tos Of his That this vast people are " ens
point this continent Ii not Without signal influence
All things are possible with Cod Let not the ssIersd
nan despair then. Let BIN remember that home, .
Liberia But for the present. the eelorea people should
say just whore they are unless where they compel
Nd ts avs have faith f yet IN the wisdom aud the
justice Of the country and IL may be that there are
enough left Of these TO rave the nation"
The inference from these remarks ia plain and ge-
neral movement Of the parties need Be expected NJ
The Wesleyan Methodist Society had their annual
meeting at the Wesleyan Chapel in the town of
Montego Bay on Tuesday evening, the Doth July;
the Hon. G. n. Lawson Custos Of st. James, in the
chair. The Chronicle reports that the honorable gem
tleman opened the meeting in brief and neat ad-
dress stating the nature Of present meetings after
which, the Rev. E. Blake, the pastor of the congre-
CATION read the report of the preceding year. The
amount collected exceeded by FL los. that of last
year. The present collection amounted to about
Is l2A
~Jamaics Copper Mining shares continued well
The Morning Journal OF July 90, has the follow.
ing recommendation for the suppression OF the Afri
can slave trade
Lst the slave selling countries of Guiana be supplied
with properly qualified missionaries from JamAioa the
descendants of Africans bearing the national hue
and physically adapted to the severes of its trying
" make IL their home itg Ian
gusgos and dialects and gain thorough aequaint suce
Of the people. and acquire that Influence which their
Superior advantages character must inevitably give
them Yet that be dous, and think that more win in
few years Be- accomplished for the suppression OF the
slave trade than al the vigilance and thunders Of B ish
cruisers have effected.
Sixtytwo felons sentenced to the general peniten-
tiary and other prisons upon the Island Of Jamaica,
had received her Majesty's gracious pardon.
We learn that the new Commander of the Forces
in Jamaica, in the room of Major General Bunbury
will be Sir Richard D'HeIty.
James Victor, seaman belonging to the Prussian
bark Adeline, was murdered upon the wharf at ia
maica upon the night of the 18th of July. An Eng
lish sailor named William McDougall had been ar
rested as the perpetrator of the deed.
BARBADoEs.
We see it mentioned in the Barbados papers, that
or motion of Mr.. Grant, seconded by Mr.. Holligan
Sr., a committee of the House of Assembly of that
island, was appointed 10 prepare petition to the
Imperial Parliament, praying for the gradual reduc
ton of the sugar duties. Our impression is, that Bar
duties upon her sugar, by gradual process. The
dnfy upon all muscoyado sugar is to be los per cwt
whether of foreign or British growth and Barbados
is, We think about to endeavor to procure the gra-
dual reduction of this los duty, until it shall be
brought down to mere registration one, as in the
case of wheat, or be altogether abolished. The
movement If we are correct in our supposition, is in
the right direction
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
From De Cordovas Mercantile Inelligencsr July 26
Our market has been rather quiet than wise dur
,pg he ioringnt very little spscnstVs inquiry having
operations In -four and pork reported below, trade has
been almost entirely eenned within the ordinary limits
The intelligence brought by the packet Saturday and
the prospect which it holds out Of early pton
OF business by the legislature is however, likely
give peus TO business inasrnuch as SPECTATORS
locking 10 the probable REIN position or import duties
within few weeks, viii come forward confidently
Supplies generally are very ample Some rumors have
reached Us of ths unsatisfactory appearance of tho p
nento trees in the principal DISTRICTS but do not
vouch for their correctness The review of markets has
the Malvern. from Philadelphia and Wirdward and Para
gon, from Baltimore which vessels MP at late
heur yesterday
Butter The operations have been very roderste
Ains Irish, the latest receipt taken at lid per h.
Tie greater portion of the took Is Of inferior quality a1d
the new June is anXiously looked for. We have not
hesrd Shy thing Of American Canadian
BKEAp-Domestc sells wanted at los. and lis. re.
siechyey for crackers ard pilot bread There is very
little foreign pilot At market ard not any crackers
RRAhp1-1be irnportations continue a large scale
bur The rsceists Of Inferior descriptions greatly exceed
largely overstocksd with the former for the best of which
Loihrg over IS. per gallon be obtsined Martell.
and Hepnessey's command lis Cd per gallon.
CoDFisH.-Tbe cargo reported on hand in last
sold a. l5s for casks and IFS and 19s per box
y for cid and new catch Two of 6A subse
9uenfy arrived one Of which has changed hands at los
for clsa aud 19s Der box
coRsaEAl continues in ample supply. $50 b0ls have
changes hands OF which 60 sold at suction and the
iemsnder taken privately at Ia Cd to lss. per bbi
CORN 200 sacks New Orleans have be moved at IS.
Sd bushe Another parcel Of 500 bags placed
at 3s There Is not any South American in frat hands
f1ouR.-Tbe sales have been as iollows-3o0 bois.
bbls St Louis, at 27s $50 bbls, New O;eans at 25s
Moderate operations IL Baltimore have been and sill
SEQ barrels Baltimore quoted above sold to arrive
previous to the receipt Of the packets intelligence
HAMS -Wsst7haiia have changed hands rather freely.
a. Id Englilh may lie quoted uompally at l0d No
operations in American have reached US.
LUMBER White pine continues in very moderate snp
ply We note the sale Of parcel at l2os pei NJ feet
pine have been landed On importers account.
PoRK-Tte operations been rather important aud
were as feiloWs:-o22 bbls prime mees ihe price Of
Which, at the request Of the purchaser has not been al
lowed to tran pife leo sog- mess at Sos $50 mess at
7os and 2l2 ds at rs. The market is very heavily
supplied.
and al ouport for London and to sail on the 10,b or
18th August at IS. per cst for sugar; sd. per gallon
for rum Another for Liverpool TO rail at the -ane
date has been also chartered at s.. Cd for sugar.
GolD-We quote American at 3 to 81 and dou blooms
at per cent premium Both scarce.
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Our adyces are dated down to the 18th of June.
OUR HONOLULU CORRESPONDENCE.
HoNoLuLU, May 30, 1853
The SandtCich kiandS-Their Past, Present, and
Probable Futurc-The Gold Of Californsa-Hs
Effects on Honoi,A,t--1maican Missionaries
G0reTnDicgH Stray THE Minister of Iatprior nnd