The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-24
Latest from Bermuda.

The steamship Uaion, Gap ain Ad.ms undsr directions
q w sud,os u 8 NJ rsturnsd ysstT'dAy aftsrt 600
san Francisco. sns arrived at Bermuda 81 p Of the
1sta inT. ard at+P " eliot boat ia and re-
port.d having spoken about O'Clock the Is aslAa
schooner CstA SSrses fuEr days from SeS YORK for 70 to
CAbelo BY whom hey informed Ct the tate Of ths
SAp Frincisco and tbs rescue OF the passengers
We are indebted 10 Mr. Purfer Prcharo Of the Usios
for B"smu papers and interesting mar5s Intelligence
up to tbe 80 inst
The latter will os found III der the msrius head
The american shp Jsssore, from New orlsAa had pat
into Qasrsntos at s. Georges, haviog rags board
Tie germud,9r OF The 18Th inst says On Saturday
last the mate OF the American brganuss r. W. Pa1ksr,
which arriyed here Ast week. discovered suf
feripg small poI Tue upd. rsoiss reas
At tn. tins. Work board Of was sGspssdtd Au<
the tsut 10 II QusAotips ssion The mate suS
have he removed To h surl isAod, en4
ths psepl, We hear, Ii doing veil. NO other case hn
appeared
Another bate Of convicG hsd been reshippsd for t6e
United RiDgdcE
The wesEes had been very asr-sAos for feur o. ave
days
Ths Royal Gasoas OF tbs l7,b nays: II. NJ sohsosar
BarmooA irriyea mere FriaAy lsst from 81 Domingo
aud, uuosrstsnd. sx,s again u morrow, with d
dersn Eq, who pr e.sis to ths old Bahama and Fir
rda CaAnae for The purpose Of examining aad report
Ing the si,es OF TOO lighthouses proposal be
sructed In these localities rhe- aida To pAvga
n ucb required
The Bermsdeaa OF the Iltb oss rem>rts: ssvses
Aers Al vsssel large toapss- ~nth valuable csrnosS
bosrc, have rived taese issnas otsrssa wsAis
tto last teD Gays, havDg suffered severely rom the
trrlp s.ea which nave s..n pr-vsluy Ia th.ss lsu.
t.sb ariug he .tsr part Of Decsnb-r and most Il
hr fcand s,ug. In the bue nareor Of st G,oryA
s.. tpry are d, ohsrgog their csrsoes prepsrstor,
he httsd The arrival If th.rs valuable but disAsls6
hire hss ntar@d orink 10 trade aud business At
III. town which srsaJ to every well wishsr Of ts
country
Wednesday, 4th inst. wa. Thanksgivius Dsy In ~
n' vledensn OF hs eeversnce OF tbs col ,ny fro tia
late severe srlsn'O anu i,s restoration to Its us.s
tn. Royal Saass Of the 10Th Inst sa.s so.s
tn. prevalence OF the epidemic there died of MILITARY
cludrg fifteen officers twenty ak women twenty
chdreu or civilians hundred AID thirty sisiA
were taken on None Of the Addts natives, seus
tew ot tn, Children were native eorn bat thsr parents
we're NortbsrDe
rAys:fhs health Of the COLONY Is TO that
o nconparabls excsenoe which Is rule Of the nss
The shipping interest Of the Colony felt the iaspt
ing infutrc. which In other coubtss during the pa
Je has si.sd oom%srs. to al highly Pso.psroa. ss..
twelve months furnishes topic only taat calls for r.
mark We advert to the sppArsntl, steady growth Of
disposition the part OF the Couso OF this Colsay 70
osy s sent up 70 th-m from the Hsuss Of
temby, and frequently 70 reject them on inAaasiset
grouncs
We learn By . private opportunity from st. Vim
cent, that dre broke out in the latter end OF D.
pstsy destroyed every thing with that ssAS
tabshnsnt The proprietor Mr.. DrApe rssf ioG tnsrs
fsss through the floor on papers in . roon -
low, where they snitsd All tho unpub ishsd sets &
ths House OF Assembly, scd macy otnsr public cOoa.
nents Destroyed as M Drape Vas public printss.
TOKToLA.
Through the Ct Kit and Antigua papers learn thAa
the trial ef Tortoa rioters hss bssn concluded
Of The found guilty OF ssttng are 10 per
sous houses In the town. and ssnsnoed to death The
grand jury In their reply to the address OF Chief Jasios
DRvoren, attributes the riot TO dissatpfsoen orsstsA
amongst tho isborpg population BY the irosass u tbs
tsIes especially Of the cattle and equitable tax
most uasca tae Ii told OF the suGsrinss Of thres
soIdisrs tf detachment OF 9th regiment, sta.
toned ut Tortoa, and black man, who got into boat;
tbs soldiers vi the intention OF dseerting and gstnQ
over TO Crab Island, sni from thence, ~ opportunity
offered tn America. After while, the wind rising they
driven out OF their course and rsma sed u the
open boat for several days. without food water AZ
length Of the soldiers proposed 10 draw lots that
should be killed 70 furnish food for the others They dA
10, and the lat fell apos Thomas Buckley, ons ef tie
aolcers who forthwith bound MP his and Qpsasd
u bleed hmssh 70 death of the others and the
black mar sucked his blood, and Aftsr wards rsvis
mad a1d jumped into the Buoklsy also died, aud
there remained only soisr ont Of the party 10 the
boat, VIM Isnnou, Who threw the dead body into ths
lasbed the helm, and sft bimssK 10 his fstA He
had tastsd any of Bushsy blood becAuss according
TO h statement hs felt ssrupss ct doias 90 - 10
had his eomrsds After eleven days drifting ths
boat was diiv.n thu cosst Of e. Domingo asd tae
c.st euAyd foupd the survivor, AID stsr svss n. 0e
iefr~ hment carried hin 70 Jseus 70 the kashn ooe-
sul, before whom he made Q relation OF the fao1 -
Above, and he sent bask 70 foroA In tns steamer