New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

Tie Anniversary Of Slave Enaoc psncn u 10
British West Indies, Aug. /, e commented upcn ~
the iouypsls but wss not celebrated q any cf he
larger ciries of the Island II st all
SttaAing of the pimento cop The kssssses |s-r-
nal SAYS:
!" we regret 70 learn that the is.e heavy rans,
which caused such disastrous foods m sone OF the
Nortt .ioe parishes have nearly destroyed the prcrto
crop In Santa Ann. the principal pirento psrsn "a ne
Island. There Is this coDsolaton, however, tnss r
mento i peculiar Jamaica, and tha,, though me
crop OF this Year viii be small the preeen. hign rrfe
viii be msinianed, or even augmented, II eoose-
qIence. As late respected reel tent 81 santa As4
u,ed to say, II blessed thinx plmeno sa-no, Lac
sugsr, be manufactured from betro,. and o-aer suo-
stances
BARBApos Very heavy rains had - il Z: Barbs-
dos On the ilth July Il fell in torfens. TIE G1oe>
had net heard that any extensive land washes esd o
cuTrso but could scarcely imagine how they coa,d
have been avoided 4" The youlg cane CROP" it s
reported, as luxuriart and forsvd beyond rreo'>
dent. -.
hocsheads Provisions have been very ,antly gian;-
ed wfch will necessarily render he ineshtane de-
PENDENT UPON American hrrats,ufs, w',h which ,nsr
market Is sparingy supplied, AID Pficss have eonsa
eroby advanced.
A>I,aU.,-Oecasional shocks OF esrhcgAkes bad
been exl erenccd az Antigua wihou' ishicinc any h-
Jury. The weather was repoTed 20 Sc more tavorso~
for manufacturing operations ths1 was y ioi
some time previous, but the breeze 'ad been rsneI
ftful and gusiy r.,luiri = the closes attenron 6nd
vi. liar cs 70 prevent accidents 70 the mills.
Complain were msie from all parts Of The coruty
of The want Of labOc and ths rn1us cost OF obAn-
ing H. Ike Register says thar much as one shiiung
a row is paid tor wee,ing zane Several es - csne
pieces had been announced, and an aceden: hai o.
CURED TO the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Anthony u.s-
grace causing fracture of the rish. arm near no
shoulder. The legislature was in session. Ios
Board of Council had taken action IN The Cansd a.
Intercourse bill but preferred awaiting intelligence
from Canads on certain points ere Il comes 70 coz
clusion.
Ihe third reading of the bill % reorgenize The
Treasury Department objected 20 on the ground
that the Treasurer should not have sestln TIE Ho1s
after much dis ussion and oivslon, Il was decided
aganst The clause conferriDg the rght 70 the sea'
Che Attorney Ger al gave notice 0f motion 70 con
sder h, OF rsisug the money TO repay he losn
neg otiaed with the Colonial Bank.
ST. CHRIsTOPHFR-'n ~ Christopher tee weattef
had been reasonable for griodg, but great difficulty
in commanding a sutfcency of labor. Two snisEa
shocks of earthquake has been experienced. Khe Leg
isaiuie bad passed bill to promote immigration 70
the island.
TrRKs IsrAxD.-Tke Turks Island Roya, Srav-
lard reports that the weather has been very unavos
able for salt opera fous, notwithstanding which mary
of the pans are making Is 226 buslels, waich bad
been exported in one week. AT SAT- Cay tbee re
NAMED on hand one or tso small csrgoes
Nothing of much importance, II was reported, has
occuned The Cou ell had resumed its sttinys foi
the first time since the departure OF President nehs,
and had procee ed 10 business uoder the presidency
of Mr. Missick, senior Member of Council admnIcer-
ine the Government. The Rev. Joseph Max veil had
resigned his seat a. the Boer of Education, and been
succeeded by Mr.. W. H. Gibbs, but The papers 10 no.
notice the resignalon or appointment, or hint m any
way that there was any political cause for either.