The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-10

OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENTS

west ladies.
OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENTS.
BASnloS BERMuDA, Sept %, 1854.
Adot.raen or ne Hosss az Ass<mbySJle Of Imported
Cate-Reif from De DrongM-Aili,ary and Ndr1I
Aotements- IN War SHIPS Of England
OF Tbs Legislature has not yet been closed.
On anticipation OF Governors arrival the Assem-
bly, adjourned on the 18th to to morrow, the osth.
Governor Murray lie expected next week, The steamer
from Faiifax.
scme AiderDey cattle that imported By the publ.
In the brig Penguin from Lor don 18th INST
sold at aucticn tuesday last They we're imported
with the expectation Of their improving the breed o.
Cattle In the Islands and am disposed 10 think there viii
he no cisscpoio mept in regard TO them
Of the ycarthe kesistsncs troop ship nov ensag
Ia conveying rele The 10th. Off ers and mea, app
taking sntage o. the gener TO the army
lately promulgated and cGl'iyatpg the tlchs
The hesvy oIougat experienced acre dd-iog ths past
summer has br-n relieved during the last fec days BY
The Island curing tbs summer has very healthy,
aud am happy say stu continues s.,
II. ~. brig 'iaroer, Com Joanstone. arrived AZ Ire
ard Island Thursday last (2Iat instant from dali
II NJ steamer Buszard, Com. Dobtie arrived at Ira
ispd Island from H.iuax, on Fricay last.
1be hsIir sr lett on sunday orbiug last, in OF
!hc Burzsre hey erocetd to tho West Indies the lat
ter calling By Tnrks Isiax DIS.
- steamer hsya taiop, Com. lie Horsey, arrived
st hcisDd s:snd sasurc ~ morning last, from :,
West lnoies Dneersisnd sie has come up TO- coats
and stores for herself and the Calypso. is said he
Val remsin here six days. (prooably until the arrival Of
the msil rcm Ila,ax, Tuesday next aai tneo leave
Ser the West lp'ee L. tnti that she will lhort!y
turn here ard pro esd England With tue Kite, steam
tug here ~hsh has for some time boon unservceabe
cgi1s to her bollis bavirg given out.
Rear adnirsi arthur NJ shave the naval conm,n Ter
- tef, expected hers 10 few esys from Hsifax.
u Tag sL'p he Boscssea 900 after having returned
e. 5"It 30 "a ar damages, finally left 70 I moa.h
ne 27th august she sill proceed 70 Ba,ifax, whers
tis admiral all embark visit to the southern
& of hi. crmwsEd
Iisut \. jolly, (ls42, Of schooner Bermuda, is
pg NOTED to tie rank OF commander
IL NJ. surveying vesssl Scorpion, Master Com. Par.
ssnal is stii here. x
Tie following additional extracts take from, our
Jamaica 6las which dared to the 2Sh of september
The (Kirgstcp) Morning Journal OF 2lst ult says
Tue Wilt of the George Law 70 this port yesterday,
s.mer hsses ca led in hare on her bomewsrd ossssse
for upwards at agar psst. The reason Of Gals IN.
wortei Circumstance t. that he George Law almost
out Of coal re.riy eyery ssary for her in
Disnse number Of passsnse1 she sartei shortly after
The Cornwall Chrsnice Of Sept 90, says:-Her Males,
tys steamer srgus Comnspoer purves arrived hare
Sunday from Poct Royss with detachment ~ tas 21th
Re5imsn', whp s'elS suffered severely ron ths saa
mitous vista q shieh nat cooay ~ d cte1
by ohera 1ns Goth Sst 10 less than ore il every i've
Aeh'
THE ANSFxATIos OF cIBA TO TIE UNITED STATES.
from tn ttlUs.us h Prst, sept ~
Gen Pierce ,as leo 10 couvin the II his
country # he nscc.ss of 70 ing r4 irs Of d,la
for be Pur OF carrying var with spain.
tatirg the ssoss at Nadia for the our.oass OF
the isapd 81 -ass-.a is and the possession OF vhca
would be IL vauanic 70 msrios arcount NJ gao
erayhics i 4 n NJ its i1uum rahle resoug %, bth
sgeicutursl cr-i. the e4djog lurasls
IN Engi,rd snd tr.u % are dracing paolc ateovon TO
the subj ct. sa'd shat tbs white pnpn,s Of
Cuba 81 oisiuc ine5 to be 'aonexed thor
nearest lie ghtosp for tho foro wig reasons rh-y
would ma . the m 1 an government a p.ote tor
.h7tn no ore souls venture 10 pravs taty would e
"rshesed IF % Re en- ,rmous trtou'e shicl tbay DAY
eyery year ito 80 eoiess o the r nj su her
dsots Of every kind "sonld dnd 40 immense market
frte OF e"t e dates"-sod the system Of sia-
very wood he uuheid Great bitaia Fr.nce
would sssdrecy the css IL o1oa to he Uii..i
States, By treay ane the senator's at ash,a2son ia
refrsmg tie seked for ty the T esdeat we're,
1t
celebration % II sg.nst Npaia would involve rhs
Tlt.ic il 1ous couAct with of most power
fuN nations Wort j. end 10 the Of
the pecoli,s insttutica' TO which they much
alta he'd 1t ia agoed hotever that tho ca,an,s
would re b intel, cred with 10 aey at cupt they g,t
msle to get - o. spanish ,hsaldo'e sett,tg up go
them FROM carving cut such q measure aad plae ng
themselves tiiy uuder the projection a tte uai ei
State tire tue polcs Of spain to " get the oacxs
free !" thus .aise fo midabe barrier nstwssi
whites Of Cate an the american peopa Tnis speslrs
60 the best OF policy ta.s II be
p1sued to checy not oalY esus ae pro slav-ry
v,rens Kentucky and Louis soa but he rev c-
lsrsxs of that portion Of the Cuban p,pla
tor wsch il get of she burdens in lossd
upon hem By their sovereign provided they ke.o
or vbst appesr to them the evil # eusncpsti5g tn,
ne. from the aopdsge in which they he,i It
remains. the eore to re seen whether the pew coas
tu,icn which is ng this time established IN Midri con
tsius provision for giving Hserty to the honired' of
thovsaDs q apm., beings who hay been so long tbs
b tosir hing BETTE than beasts Of
of savage tasi masters IRE result II the revolution
r.ised by orc nne E.partsro, Concha and Their dis
u
GO utns whose chief leaders
cher standardization would be cousi' erably strengthened
and to The ministers whom they have succeeded by the
British Ard French ambassadors.
.ks procla alton Of freedom in Spanish colonies,
foUswsd by the granting Of certain privileges to ne
antsrs! as compensation For the SIS Of property In
present eatertsued in Cuba for annex .ten to the Ua
ed States and IL truly stated that this Of huma
hsssoa Of the commoticn Losses which cmancipa-
ton produced In other places Judicious laws snsct
n.siy ana lem sr.ter, would prevent p,puiar out
bcesisschcos establish ed for the reiy ous
ranos @ eecruies ~ anu a's rssns
tiors. sanctioned by the authorities, for carving
to p-otect the interests sbores as veil
thee Of the employers, would tend 70 good uader-
staining between both pat encouragement sen
to immigration extensive e would be found far
more profitable than the accnrsed slave trade.
soa Of ssTs1y The necessity would , no longer
exist Tor kee.Dg In each Of hr West India ctlonies
10 eIlpg the invasion Of dssre+a.e adveutarsrs.
ESjo;Ig the protection Of mild and liberal govern
msnt the peoe would be coutente5; aud without the
hope Of gala BY conquest there would be fear Of
psditions eei-g planned ty American dbas.srs for
Ho. Of the troops from Cuba and Porto Eco with the
immedists establishment o! well organized militia in
each island, 1oulc lessen the buthen of taxation Fhch
SOW preset heavily rersons engaged in trace and
on propretoEs q taos and in every de arni-nt of
Commerce. freed the restrictions wh,h has SO
long been subj cted, would naturally improve and ca
pstaish rom al ITS OF the word would be glsi 10
s&ist IL the " d. velosemsu Of resources, bsiay
satisfied that they couli Go vita tho certainty Of
not having 70 submit the will and pleasure Of dss
potts Captain Ceaera, whose {" bsndoss' issneo
dsr the existing regime Just MS II suits his capcious
humon
Another, AID rot the least important reason b.
which ~ sin should be nlucLccd in determining
tie sbohton OF ti.very IN her colonial possessions
the requirement pat of England that the teet
ties entered into c' the abandonment ~ tbs save trade
ard the liberation " ptgoe- i ported into Cuas aud
Porto Rico sfter stated period shall be fulfilled Not
withdrawing zee Gains tssen 70 keep the slaves fIo
the knowledge OF ttese treaties they are of the
fact Of move reot having reeo in their favor
Iritish and French sbolttorists and as they h ave
ebesdy had struggle TO fhro off the yoke Of bond.