The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-29

Ths Ohio which arrived yesterday brought u sttsr
from another correspondent at Kingston (Jamacia),
which contains full account Of the landing and recsp-
ton of Sir Hsnry Barkly The intelligence was sntici-
pated by that contained In letter by the Northern
Light which appeared in the HERALD Of esterday Inc
Ohio, however brings Ale Of the Kingston Morning
Journal dated upon the 18th instant-one day later
from which We make some extracts.
noms reform Sy his Ssi Was currently re-
ported in Spanish Town, yesterday that his Excellency
the Governor had declined to appoint medical atten-
Hinton spslding, Nj D., and that he had expressed
opinion that the surgeon to the penitentary should also
attend the inmates Of the surry jail for the same salary
dalton to this ee to the House Of Assembly, on the re-
assembling Ct that body.
me % ger, arrived at 81 .ne
K. B. c., Chief Justice Of the Island, and Lady Rowe
The Journal contains the following additional items
under the head Of Provincial Intelligence " Mr. James
Taylor agent for i'm mig ants to Demerars held inter
view with present Governor Sir Henry Barsy, when
the result Of which that the former gentleman
arranged to send out two hundred and eighty to three
hundred Portuguese emgrants to Jamaica The emf.
the Carer don which expected to arrive at Falmouth
consigned 10 James w. Fisher Esq of Hamstead estate,
Trelawny, in q few days time.
The weather in Falmouth has been excessively hot and
scky expected Several cases of fever have al
ready occurred good crop is, however, anticipated
On Friday the 9Th instant, meeting held at the
Courthouse Montego Bay for the purpose Of preparing
cnmbent Of Trinity chapel in that town who has been
appointed to the rectory of Vere Mr. jackson begged
that the presentation might be deferred till he about
to leave testimonial Of respect Is also to be presented
over fifty residents and natives of the island of Jamaica
had sailed from Kingston for South Australia
Sandwich Islands.
PRESENTATION OF THE UNITED STATES CONSUL TO
THE KING-THE ADDRESS, AND HIS MAJssTY's
[From the Polynesan, August Of
It pleased the King to receive officially Benjamin F.
Apge ESQ, Consul Of the United States Tuesday at
Consul Mr. Allen, and by DR. Schel After being present.
ed to the King by the Minister of Foreign Relations Mr.
Angel addretsed the King RS follows -
SiRE-t affords sincere qualification to be presented
toyour Majesty under such favorable auspices. au in
y Of ms AZ
hsse the government Of the United States and shall
promote the harmony good Fellowship which hap
PLY exists between both nations, my ofhcia
c c;GsA shall meet with like approval It
of the continued friendly feeling entertained towards
yourself and your people by the and people OF
the United States and that they will maintain and pre-
nviolate the treaty stpulaons which exist
Our government and people are not ipsensibe of
poliytconfers upon the already large and rapidly in
creasirg commerce in the Pacific ocean They have OBJ
served with the veiest qualification the progress your
agriculture: and my observation has more than con-
frmed the high anticipatons had formed of your agr
cultural and commercial resources and the unrvaed
celepce of your climate. You have the profound sym
Of the whole American people for the sad calamity
which has fallen 80 heavily and with such fatal effect
upon subjects and their earnest prayer for the
turning health Of your people and the prosperity of
kingdom
It pleased his Majesty to reply to the following effect
The course of your predecessor Mr.. Allen has indeed
been all that and my could desire Of Con
sui o. the United States Ihas been promotive of
and good will between my kingdom and that republic.
feel assured that you will pursue the with
the like thereby promoting those friendly rea
tons which every year augmenting
In the past owe much to the bensvoence of the GO
vernment OF the United States and Of their citizens and
for the future count upon their countepauce.
thank you for the expression Of the sympathy of the
Anne rcan pie under the Dreadful pesence with which
it has plea, ed Providence to sflct my subjects.
You and your family most welcome to my kingdom,
wher. hope you viii enjoy health and prosperity.
Afterwards Mr. Angel presented DR.. Schen.
His royal highness Lieutenant General Prince Lholho,
bis hghness the Kuhina Nu all the Kings minister's and
most Of the high Chiefs members of the Prvy Council
were present.