The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-26
NEWS FROM BRITISH GUIANA.

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rhe Grsat Immigration Qr.stsoo-Cs0tes |
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We have aIc, from Ash Guiana dassd u Demarsss
he ID OF July.
rho "rree Ibor supply" qaecn still engaged see At
,ernlon OF tne authorities,
The foll0 y log government c-ainsnces were lsned
sbs be laval tor the Governor 70 pay fer the pas
"a Immigrants from Eadeira, the Azores Canary
kapds the se~ OF hrts ACE THOUSAND oci ara, In the
Nhoe, pro, ideS hat socs i'm grants snail &c tined bv
NC Immigration Agent General To be soe bcded sborers
VITO sorc have been resident IN shie colony and
a be under forty years Of age.
The atsr fniereuts introduced uto hs colony by the
ship Bgc docket in<ne month February last shall
untitled 70 such ANA ,ne sane privileges in respect 70 tue
NOD OF their incest a aud respect 10 their
RIG 10 passage back India tey you'd have been
antcd ~ they hsa been introduced before tue month
OF Dece1b "a the 1888, anything Ia sny existing
ksx oroinsJce TO the oortrary n, outstanding
In the Coortc Policy, thed of July Il resolved
shAi The Gec~getowu militia should consist OF cavalry
xoop, OF not than 30 men ar ery company, OF
aot lees then 40 more than so ncn; ride corps OF
rSo comsres of no. less than 10 mo'e hao % men
eacn and 1ot lees than more i've line compaf les
Of infantry, of 60 msa each, exclusive OF ocers ron-
commissioned officers. &C
The ship Brrmah arrived Greyown, in tie river, on
7sh Of June, after voyage OF ia days from Cscuta,
having 217 coolies board Il SAID snet 10 died en- the
passage.
The Anglo Indian Coone Trade
HORRORS pEArBs AND DlFPlCULTIzs ON rHB voY-
AeE-MoRra1IrY ON TWO ENGLISH sHIPs-THE
Cv0LIks PRaPER THB FRENCH AS MASTERS
aaEAr IMMIGRATION DEPOTs IN lNDIA-rHE 60
yEksoR or DEaARARA RECOMMENDS TRADE
WIN oHISA-NAPoLEoN STEALS AWAY TIE
ENGLISH LkeoRBRs.
m tue Iesitl.ture OF British Guiana, or l4th Of Nay,
Mr.. PORTER inquired whether his Exceency mad 70
s<yed infor arttng coolies brought oy Tho
Merchantmen The great mortality that reported to
have occurred amongst them might lead TO results iru
the colony, satisfactorily expe! ged
He presumed that his Excelency would order some 10
1uirs be the circumstances and he hoped
hat b, fore the Court separated protest would be made
tha on a
suppeo wKh immigrants He hoped also that his Excel
eEcy would lay before the Court the result Of the nve
gallons which had taken place wi regard to the mortality
board of Ihs ships Roman Emperor and Bucephalus
mr. RosD-rbere was no examination regarding the
soyERr,oR-There was . special examination made into
VIC couot Of the Bpcephaue by the lc mg a4Jl Agent
hd before the Court Afterwards when I. discover
Cd that che mortality In the two ships that arrived subse
7ueny much more serious he requested the Surgeon
General 10 Board but 10 appeared 70 Inn
the first inquiry conducted by the Heah Cdcer aud
ahs Inning ration Aren't General was quite soft ssent.
6oysRNoR-Fhe honorable member was concerned Win
the chip he believed
Mr.. RosE-Yes.
GoyFssoR-Wi,h respect 10 the unfortunate ship that
arrived that morning be bad requested Mr. Auspo, the
Surgeon General, aud The Health Officer TO examine her;
and be would also requst gentleman Of the Court who
would md time to take part IN The inquiry
6oyRSoR-In IN g he did think tina. any blame
could be attributed AUTHORITIES in India. They had
twenty five deaths from cholera coming down the
rom Calcutta ard the mortality continued during the
whole VOYAGE Il did not appear thai there vas blame ia
The acted
geon, and exerted himself N every way 10 assist the
people He hous II the Court would find far the ship
ana The we're concerned everything had been done
hat could DONE and the captain anxious 70 have
investigation rs soon possible.
Mr.. PoRrER-one thing must be observed, that there
were many changes adopted this viii at the
sseous the ship oyncrs and IN uri.
% the health Of the people
rhe GoyxsoR a.d before the Court the letters he had
promised yesterday relative TO the proposal II the
- be allowed make advances coolies In Madras,
and the reply Of the secre Of state TO the oomuunca
MANI rRCfi uaTfa hAQ vd fha Rh.r.
and the absence OF i In the Blue Jacket
The SECRKTARY having read The letters,
Mr. PcIER sao he thought these lie. ers showed that
immigration from Madras had broken down, and that n
hey 10 depend aron govenment gents they would
bad said about the dincnaon Of the coolies to come 70
no Fest Indies, coald not be reoonced W the CIR
cum-tAnces that we're known W regard 70 the French
slands. The French planters found Gft-lty in ning
Mir shps ana wac because hey had dva.e agents OF
private pany Who had direct inter est N getting ne
people; whereas The British colonies were served by
agents al .zTels and they could
~. ony,Ang Ike the number Tetsirsd he did hope toat
The failure Of Immigration from Matrss coupled Win the
recent occurrt references from Cscutt,
would TIE eyes of the people IN England and ToCd
induce mem 20 allow the colories TO get ne people hers
lbe way French tlsnds allowed TO &c.
AS 10 Mr. Cards opuion OF the Gin 70 y Of Cling
Arse vtssels, the Frencn isla DC which got their mm
grants from insignificant settlement in India cOnd al
Atge vesse, he did shy this colony should
Az the peoples dsncnsor 70 come be for years
he had 10 beevt that to would be got ever
by small gratuity.
Mr. Rosr Of opinion that there only way OF
dIncuies thai 1lHted, aud that
migration BY private enterprise. Ill the governmen;
sanctioned that the colony would always be male, out Of
money MI the government consented te put IN.
mig sue footing OF private enterprise they
would succeed and 10 conanirg 10 Bou.o Day The
ground that other places L. woad interfere sh public
immisr. ton, there were plenty Of gentlemen Who would
pAa the 1t Ami bcsdes. whether they got I'm.
nersn not they mnft bear all The expenses OF depo.
Agent, sirdars, aud acqu nied with ,ae country.
bey allowed 10 Appoint her OwD agents they you'd
sSuct them 70 do the best they co-d and TO give the
people grstl Shch they would not give without got
ing value That the great evil nov-he paymen, az
money without getting people for u they were called
40 pay demurrage Of So 100 vessel, md IS SO
smother; aDo that all rom the <ant Of prooer ar
-~ns Private individuals would tn o n
lend more ,hps than they could &c, died. aud n tnev
ooO0 get people, they would send The ships n some
SsheE port and get cargo Uuless they allowed pr
vac Immigration, there would be 10 success
Mr. CLNsEsrsos shed tns, I'll they got private
agency the efforts in IA da ard Jhna wo nd be NAVAL
ng and, Nj R0to ttsef they thonld send not only
uhe agent but OIL OARS and thoe sirdars would Il In
oor nee the white agent ihere He i'Hod
hal The great mortality Of which they had 70 complai1
own 10 the bad selection Of The people mucn ~
anything ee; and until they got private enterpr SO II
would be worth While gong on with immigration as
hey got losDg thirty three per cen, OF the slps
ana ou,of lntm Ill were lost He be sdrp sed
r. Mr. fster ,aid uted against them and led To
complete ,topgage Of I'm nsrsuon he asked any geo
poohe INSTEAD OF the half dead cooes be nov so some or
whom spent ave years In the hospaf re bop hat be
fore the Court broke they wcud consider the matter
put 5000 the estimate send scl snted
9Th The circumstances Of the colony 10 india and China
10 be aid b. The JAn,ers
Govszsos- Honorsbe gentlemen we're eIlowag the see.
pass ay and eing sight OF what Agpeared 70
he the medy for ihese uigrnio difficulties
which make further enors 10 open mme ration
from China Some gentlemen Thought that advantage
nigh be derived from the appointment or agents at the
indian ports but that question had discussed NJ
5etseen the and the home government that be lst
In Their randi for assuming nat tn. govern
ment would allow thoee sgeuce- did they think that they
would get susa ,en Of Coolies he thought NJ
Porter had verg ich undervalued the dic1ltes 70 be
onenoed WITH lrrespecuve q the agency, he had
aos borne In mind the OH. rsni position Of the French
srn ueut towards he government n Tnts TIE y sah
az, rup M ava aaf Add bssn Celebrated Ior hsu
sn-toy care for human life IN any part Of ne 'eTd
They bad never taken Any active sh the English
Ion 10 the supDr Of the slave sfetbes gave
.hemseve. much trouble about ~ onf hsrefvs " tDo
Are, OF fUe hundred tegp> drd, hey dd MT nuh
srvJ, ur hoads And then tney not exporting their
peope They exporting our people The cui