The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28

,Aassstsr he was good naa but has doas himself no
80. happy TO say that the yellow fever Is all gone
lis expected that regular change win take place in
81 q soon as al is done, shall let you know
Of lbs. sterling, So 7b payable by all vessels
sntsring the island, has been abolished from the 10th
Tho weather very warm and we expect plenty of rain.
We had rather smart shock of an earthquake on tho
Copper Is stiR engaging the attention of many, and
seine splendid now to be seen in Kingston ana per
from Cuba state that is far superior to any from
that island No other
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Sir Charles Grey left Government House on Thursday,
eth nst and staying at his private residence in
The Nortbside papers from Maroon Town, received BY
post Of the sh instant at Kingston do not contain sin
ou,h Post of the proceedings Of the Tsaway Quarterly
Yestry which is of no interest to our readers.
ma Kingston Morning Journal of the 10th instant al
hiding to the reception Of the new Governor, says 1--WE
arn tho apparent breach of etiquette the part
q his Honor the Speaker Of the Assembly in his taking
Of Sir Henry Barkys Inauguration Thursday, which
has given offence in certain quarter purely
from weakness consequent recent dsposition of his
Hsner, and not from any desire to ofendn
me same journal adds: with much regret we have to
state, the authority Of gentleman who left Spanish
WAS then complaining Of fever We trust that his Excel
encys illness but tee poraIy and that It will be follow
speedy perfect
was rumored in Kingston upon the 9th instant that
the Council to be enlarged and that Edward Thomp
SON member for Clarendon, and Henry westmoreand,
Amongst the gentlemen who attended to pay their
spects to the new Governor R. j. c. Kitchens Esq,
aeting Consul for the United States.
The Kingston House Of Assembly was, upon the Both
september further adjourned to the Friday after Mr..
Arin secretsry to Sir Henry Barky was in the House
The R. N. Co.'s Teviot with the English mails,
went up the harbor of Kingston early upon the morning
hav AZ Rnv Late Tho
The Kingston Morning Journal of the 5th, says:-The
Danish brgantine Enchantres, for whose safety such
serious fears have been ent< rtaned and in quest Of
which b. NJ. s. Buzard has been despatched, is,
day or two ago, safe at anchor in Black River har00r
DnD.-In Kingston, the Goth ult after short i'll
s:s the Rsv John Duff native Baptist preacher aged
preacher Of the gospel for thirty six years
ST. THOMAS.
me weather during the 27th September, the Times
says, rainy, and the island favored for several
hours with slight but very refreshing Showers
comPaned by loud and distant thunder and few flashes
the intense beat We are however, approaching the end
Of our hurricane season. and have yet been preserved
om any Of the disasters incident to the season. for
which we ought to be truly grateful.
smart shock of earthquake was experienced in this
Island on Monday morning last (the Times the 10th
september, ct fe minutes before o'clock We do not
remember for some time past to have felt q shock Of
such long duration but happily no injury has been
must have felt this earthquake severely than We
and the thermometer had ranged high 81 in the
shade.
ToRTOLA.
Weregret to perceive by the st. Thomas Times, that
another attempt has been lately made to set FIRE to Road
1owr, Tortola Fortunately it is said, the attempt
buding where the incendiary had his lighted TORCH
otherwise that unfortunate place have been another
mass of ruins The offender has not been traced and
it Is no strange thing now we are told to rise in the
morning. and find several horses and other animals lying
dad about having been by the assassns knife
nUhf mis- an nfa fod hat fho Gnyop
H0r General about issuing commission to institute
Special Court, for the purpose of trying the rebels
advertised for tenders for thoroughly reps irns the
aouse in order to convert the same into military bar
racks for the troops"
Prom De Cordova's Mercantile Intelligencer Oct IL
We have nothing particular to note Of our market be
yond what may be q rived at from the details given
below S Henry Barky has arrived and the Legislature
win meet the 18th inst The circumstances has of
had effect commercial affairs, as speedy
semPoston Of the tariff is anticipated Holders Of
ersadstus and articles subject to heavy duties there
fore much 6rmer prices gel orally have been wen
supported Butttr-There have been arrivals ish
AID the stock nearly exhausted Holders demand Is.
Sd. per h. OF American few kegs sold at 31ad. Bran
dy-Ihe better qualities mpro ring in value. sale
q 10 bids Marell has been made at 1885, and another
q IS hhds HsInesseys Mart<s and O,ards together,
quHkies, of which there is st considerable supply at
market Cornmeal is in very moderate consumption;
were moved 4s los ies as quality The market
has how. yer again become langud. Codash.-The
bet was literally bare and several orders from the
the quality BOTH hnd
rom long the receivers enabled realize
2s per 100 lbs for ks and 26s per box The subse
4usnt cepts however, having reached three cargoes
hs price for Wholesale parcels of casks has recedsd to
2 81 which rate z5s erces have been sold for out
pTt Boxes may now be quoted 1T 2Os. 22s. One
cargo offered at auction yesterday but although the
towards d,posins Of it, but 20 srees were taken at 2
AID lSs Cd only was offered for another lot Of 10 casks
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