The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-11
Our Jamaica Correspondence.

KINGSTON, (Jam) Sept 49, 1858.
Things in Stu Quo-7h Public Revenues Loa-7he State Of
Health, de-, de-, dc.
Again do / sit down to write swith nothing newv
for my theme. Satu quo term you have stei 60
typed in your Office you continue publish Jamaica
correspondence for that term applicable to po
itical affairs As they were, SO they How long
they will remain so cannot say. Our Governor is
still looming in vessel mscaled the Brisk and until
he comes things must remain they The public
being lost at the rate oabout FIVE thousand
dollars day The public creditors main unsats6ed
and every thing is out Of place In short it appears
there is place for anything hut confusion. When
reflect all at times must, seriously on our position,
cannot suppress q sigh that such lovsi, soantry
should be torn pieces it were, by the cruelty opo
liticaldscord STILL cannot help thinking, too that ia
this the majority right; and long they
adopt dictated by pure and Conscientious
tiyes. they not be disayed by the consequence
The A. semby have done tfeir duty. Their last efforts
have been render valueless to the country by the
teracng influence offs corrupt and selfish council backed
by partizsA Governor.
When new Governor arrives trust the machinery
Of government will again be put in motion and that his
npartality ill be the means Of making it work harmo-
nously together.
to you The yellow fever rejoice to say, has almost
tirely lift u.s. and 9th erwse the island is healthy
There have been two meetings Of the Parzans Of the
his departure from the island; held in Kings
ton the other in ST. Andrew, the adjoining parish, and
both attended by the same Paresst least the chief
parties present at each the These mock mani
festans Of sympathy for the worst Governor that
disgraced have called forth the loud de-
nunciatons of TIE press which has been consistently op
posed to Sir Charles Grey government They will
ling to let him leave the scene Of his misdeeds in quiet
but his friends will it otherwise, and provoking
open e1p Of what but for their injudicousness might
have been permitted to slumber.
There serious fears entertained for the safety
of the Danish brgantine Enchantres which left Navy
Bay for this port on the 26th August with upwards Of
forty passengers board The Mayor has repreentedt
to the Commodore, who has promised the moment
available vessel comes in TO send her in search oft The
first steamer is likely to be the Brisk, with the Governor
Kingston Markets
KINGSTON, (JAMMcA Sept. "a. 1883.
Our market has been very inadesuatey supplied during
quence very small amount Of business has been done
the inquiry running principally those articles. The
market than usually heavy for breadstuifs and
lyesteray -four quite neglected. but the receipt Of
information from the United States relative to the ad
Of prices there So gave rise
feeling and upwards OF 1000 barrels, chiefly of
wheat, changed hands.
Rain continue. to fall very copiousy throughout the
island
Alovi,es--In the absence Of hcrrings holders of ale
wives were enabled clear their hands Of old parcels at
prices between S. and los per barrel and for the last
receipt Of SO barrels which Of mixed quality, lSs.
realized though purchasers at first refused them at
this price The article Is now scarce.
Butter-100 hrkns American were taken at lid per To-
EBeef is very quiet and in heavy supply.
ri, go. 49, n,oooJ ~ 10 var,av i ppph;n,on.s
- :, - 10 for crsclars "a ~ Co. ~
hraad ~ '''' 80 ~ ' 80 -" - P'''
Carn,,o., q, oxoaod;,c,v All and ,n,st remo;, 90
Lib ny narst cnr,Inen 90 ahnnIan,~ srrvisa ;,h
1a ';in H. s,ocp i; ,ar~ 40 'ff s'
candia" Cnnd ,.,iov arc xerv scarcs Tho l,. .,la
,ss ~ ga sor smith Csrle;t's a. S.. and ls,s
Ia,eut s,srn, .re Increasing In yale lr,a nn.nti,,
a. anaed ham, III. weak = 'N . oe f'N''
Coiee-We have nothing yet to Aeport Of The new
crop
dorn-Anerican has been rlaced at IT, Cd per BAG OF