The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-28
From the West Indies.
OUR BERMUDA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAMILTON, Bermuda. August Ii

HAMILTON, Bermuda August To- 1896.
A Neir Lael-InducemeatS TO Tourists and hprolids
On Monday last the building Of the Hamilton Hotel
commenced. and the work will proceed rapidly
It has been undertaken by the Corporation Of the town
with view to providing suitable accommodation for
those persons who may be induced to visit Bermuda for
pleasure in search Of health. number of persons
yearly visit these islands in search of health and II is
ticpaed that when the hotel is finished the number will
be largely increased it is known fact that many in
America have been prevented visiting because they
could not be fully satisfied that they could obtain proper
accommodation.
There are several private boarding houses here at
which yisiters have BEEN and s be- very comfort
bly but induce persons to set out for the
islands TO any considerable extent they must frs be in
formed that there is proper public house at which they
can secure accommodations The extensive scaie-for
Bermuda-on which the hotel is being built will pro-
vide every accommodation. Y.
THE NEGRO SOLDIERS OF KINGsToN-ArTAcK ON THE
PEoPLE-sERIoUs RIoT-ANNIvERsARY DAY-L0-
CAL PoLITICs-THE PIMENTo CROP. =
Our files from Kingston (Jamaiea) dated TO the
14th Of August, but the papers contain little
Another serious row had occurred between the black
soldiers stationed in the Kingston barracks the people,
and the police The blacks sailed out ana wantonly
attacked man, when dreadful fight occurred The
Kingston morning Journal Of August TO- thus reasons
the matter The question now arises nothing be
done TO put stop TO these almost weekly encoun-
tiers between barbarian soidrg and NE yeo1le of the
Torn for IL Is pcposerous to suppose they he per-
miiied 10 continue till they eyentuate in some serious
e7c extensively destructive 10 life and property. Sup
they must be and that speedily they ought not
TO be and shall not lie tolerated. for II Is to be
dured, nat prrtd Of sdruacs dressed ap IN rick-du3
coicrrd shdU u allowed to sally out CT building In
the midst Of this populous city, they conceiv,
themselves 10 be injured in the person Of their
comrades by perhaps single individual and inhc,
mary vengeance with the razor, the tayonet and -
tiudgeon unfortunately on every person they mas
meet.
An inquest was lately held on the body ~ negro
soldier when the jury found that the deceased came 10
his death from destuticn and old agc"
Work had not been resumed on all the estates, AMI
many Of the peasantry stil drumming fling AM
dancing in the August holidays
The Kingston Journal Of August thus notices the
ushcring In Of Augustine anniversary negro emanci
since the first year Of unlimited freedom II the hustle
10 occascned by the final departure q the shipping
in'harbor had not afforded considerable squirt and IA
| the morning the ceremony Of adult baptism at the
mouth II the Monte4o river, by the Rev Mr. Tea Bap-
list Minister Of the town ~ fucea where several hun
/ dreds Of persons had assembled chiefly women, We
could not have distinguished Il from any other day
N was said In Kingston that during the forthcoming
ion 4 10 be brought bear against the Executive Com
mttee for the purpose Of compelling them TO vacate
their Offices. and leave them open 20 others.
The Moning mai of the ah inst, speaking Of the
advantages a. emigration 10 the island says:-Thinly
reoI led Jamaica IL II H. the whole den ely
stocked with inhabitants than the United States which
have increased from small beginning into mighty ma
tion lees than century. Would that people
could BE- induced 10 follow tie example Of the Americana
and that jaos: yha csnaa: aad s~Ploynsns y "