New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

uniH the 'uddep advent Of tb. Cyaoe dispeHsd the
Illusion.
Nor Goes it appear TIA: Capt Fairfax wa. DC;
qusnted with such explanation TIL after his arrival
here, when, with minc already inaamoi by partial
sstems ut Of the facts of the ana the noisy ebu
itions OF some bali dozen American sympathizers in
~. Johns do not wonder that he wa dispos.es-ed
Of that ooolrts Of Judgment which might otherwise
baye rendered him amensble to reason aud caused
bln 20 pay some little regard 10 statements made on
oath by gentlemen of high respectabilty, even 81
though such testimony was somewhat at variance
with the story invented By the mate Of the LosngO,
TLo, It might be presumed, naturally anxious TO
exoTree himself in the eyes Of bis captain.
1t b 10 be hoped that this ridiculous quarrel Will be-
suffered to rest where il at present Is but i not, and
mischief should ensue, parties in this island feel regret
at having-we are willing TO believe unthinkngly-
while the American commander WAS in the island,
stryen their best to fomen dispute which had It's
origin il baseles- idea of privileges which never,
Consistently with far higher and boiler claims be for
single moment tolerated
We requested to state, upon rehable authority,
that the information received by our contemporary of
The Register respecting the orders said to be issued to
the Queens pilot, with reference to the Cyane is in
correct and that Mr.. Fox not any time forbidden
to take that vessel out Of port. The fact tOo of the
Medea having been warped into the position as de-
we are ao assured by The best suthorty-to 10 with
The relative situation Of the Cyane.
Tie Jamaica Standard, commenting upon the case,
says:
In the case Of the Loango there Is literally not
pretext of complaint against the British authorities,
nor the remottst justification for the ungentemanly
pugnacity of Commander Fairfax His conduct Is
precisely what designated it in former article
1t was that Of bully, who conceived that the threat
ening aspect of bic csrronades would fighten the
British authorities into humble apology, to his own
persona' eXaltaon.
&" II is to be hoped that this dlscourtesy of Com
mands Fairfax will not be forgotten by British NEIL
Of-war. and that when the Cyane under the command
q this valiant Bobadl, does condescend on q future
occasion to salute the British flag, BETTING silence
on the Part Of our 81 fps will mark the contempt in
which Bis conduct held by every officer in our
vice.
BY this ari, al we have Kingston papers to the 10th
instant.
The subject Of the immigration Of free colored men
from the United States stl occupies the attention of
the Jamaica papers. TIE Kingston Morning Journal
locks to it for supply Of small farmers which it says
are greatly needed than day-aborers.
The Jamaica Legislature was in session. The Gov
ernor has addressed to them communication recon-
NEEDING them to adept some plan Of employment for
the Chinese immigrants wandering about the streets.
Tie CornwaH Chronicle is in great alarm about
what il calls the undeended condition of the island
many troops having been withdrawn. The Kingston
Jena nal ridicules s apprehensons as utterly ground
less and cond, INNS it as ndscreOn.