New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
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lad 900 men before the City Of Domingo.
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Tie .Noaiiegr Ha,,,a contains the following &C.
conn. Of q recent agricultural jtle.
A. 4 O'Clock in the morning, the Imperial Guard
and the hoops in garrison formed in line on the Pace
Peticn The InperaI A'te ,y Cops ocsSpied pO-
At6l. the Governor OF the Capital, commanding
the ,r,t military division of the Western Pre- vince,
acccn panic. by the agricultural inh ,bants Of the
district and tho officers Of the Rural Police took up
nos;tiop in front of the Patriotic Arch which was
decorated with streamers and drapery, surmounted
by the national colors.
AT O'Clock the officials, the furctioparies and en-
Mo, ees ot public Offices and members of the Faustin
oitge rel JARED TO the Palace and then to the Place
Petiop
His Imperial Highness the Prince Alexandra jean
Joseph the Minister'S the Grand Master of the Ger
enonies the President of the Senate, the President
cf the Chaber Of Representatives,, aud the Members
Of the Municipal Council occupied ne Patriotic Arch.
Monseieneur the Minister OF the Interior and OF AZ
rienlture Cor,,e de Tenler Rouge, addressed tEe
assembled agricutursss as follows:
Ag1eyfarists!-We have this day assembled to
ceb brate the Eete of Agriculture.
"Itis among yourselves that you must labor with
,,dtr for the success of agriculture in the country
You will then live from the Government all solicit
tude ard recompeDse due " your laoors.
Agricultural iaboers-Be always worthy, not only
nv your labor but also by yOnr morality, OF the en-
ccurae which you have receivedr from his Majes-
~ the Emperor.
MAY tie products of your labors he employed in
the religious education Of your Children who wlgrow
in the adherence of vice. in the love OF the good in
the fear OF God and in respect and veneration OF his
Majesty the EnIeIor. These ere the means OF making
ctzeps devoted TO their country, Of constituting the
social family and of consolidating that profound peace
which We now enjoy through the great sagacity and
patriotic energy. OF bis Majesty.
"Stimulrte, by your example, your friends, your
parer TO the end That they may labor with increased
efforts and care go that II year they may attain the
same rec mrense which you now enjoy.
"Let us 10 the Temple Of COD, and there invoke
His aid in secondng your efforts that lie will shower
dc wn His blessings upor you, so that the aooier may
be consced in his hard work.
Nive rAgriculturs.
Viye la Liberte.
"Vive Independence.
"Vive 5. VI rEDperepr.'
After this address to the agricultural laooTers -
guns were fred and they each received prize in the
shape Of agricultural implements.
The co,;.se then repaired to the Cathedral Church,
ard High Mass was performed. After which the az
liculturists attended Grand Banquet g"en them by
the municipality.
JAMAICAJ
TmE TmEoLoGIc Al HALL AT MoNrEHo BAY:-Our
readers are no doubt waresthat tie United Presby.
teIaps have established at Montego Bay Theological
Hall under the superintendence OF Professor Renton
who for some time past has been engaged III directing
the studies several canClOdte5
March last, at meeting of the United Presbyterian
Synod consisting Of the Western and Northern res,
byteries, the Ministers composing the latter appled
for and obtsincd permission to take two students OF
the Hall on trial for license to preach the Gospel
the Sc being Mr. George Suicker, native OF Jamaica
residing AZ Bellevue, in this parish, and Mr.. III. Is.
NewbalJ of New England, bat now residing a.
Nc unit fIoreb. in st. james; and on Tuesday last
tIty were finally examined before the Northern aud
Western Presbyteries, represented BY the follow
ing ministers: Of the lnter, the Reverends W.
ro,.t It'd k.Nan pt
the form err Prof RentoD, the Revs W. lawrence and
u. Mclean; the Rev. Mr.. Thomson OF Montego Bay,
vas prevented by sickness from attending. The ap'
calts were examined OIL trials whlI had rcvisusly
been a.sgntd them by the Northern Presbytery, and
en- brace for each Sermon, Lecture, lIomily,
Critical Exercise and Thesis They we-e also ex-
emined in Hebrew, Greek and Church History, and
we Learn that the exercises were sustained, ndividu
ally and cunuo in u manner which 81 once rebounds
To The praise Of Prof Renfon and TO fheSOnor OF the
students, who elected the warm appreciation OF the
examiners end the few persons VINO witnessed tie
interesting proceedings, which lasted for about eight
bours exclusive of a short intermissiOn. Mcssrs.
Shcker and Nowbau we're then solennly SCI apart 70
IL. ore important woik OF preaching the Gospel,
and the rresbytery separated AZ . M
We Cannot close this hasiy sketch without remark
ing that Mr. Strickers admission to the office OF
Prcsbyerian Licensed Preacher, is highly significant
Of the mental capabity OF countrynen to aan the
highest Offices, either of secular or 1esious charac
tei-and this will be tie more apparent II IS eonsid
cred that the curriculum" through which student
of DIVINITY must pass before he can be recognized
Presbyterian preacle-, is greatly-oeihaps too
greatly -prctrGctcd rendering i very trying both to
mind ana body, and resulting very hegienuy IL me
rrostraon o the latter. Mr.. Scker il the first native
that has been commissioned by Presbgteians to
Pr ach the Gospel. We trust tina: when be and Mr..
Newhall shall have received calls 70 the sacred wo'k
fr which tboy have evDced much fitness that their
lsbors vii! be crowned abundant success. Ireiawny.
JAMAICA CIxsANoS.--lhere Is q description OF cin-
nsnon indigenous this country which should engage
the attention Of agriculs uriss. Planter mas very
kindly shown US speclu en- OF u VIM IL we luiin a.
least qusl TO the cinnamon that s generally imported,
both in pupgency and sroma-ollhoush II hed oeen
take from the tree several months before limoges,
in bis Annals of Jamaica, thus Gpdes to his SPICE;
II ere i, species OF wild cinnamon common here
which hes been falsely considered, in the Ca'ea
WiDtereuus, the tree which Captain Winter INTRO
duced knowle dye Of when he returned with Drake'
" the outer bark Of this Jamaica Cinnamon .cnei
4" than the Eastern spice, mere white and punSent
and paraking rather % the flavor oil The Cove; IL
" formerly grew ubundantly between Passage Fort
and Spanish Town, but lie Use having become
XII to the -aves, their rude way 81 stripping the
" bark has rendered il almost extinct. me geh.e-
Il al 10 whom we referred above has exported y"
barrels Of the cinnamon for the purpose OF ascer'an
NJ whether II nav rot become marketable COM
NJ dy. The result Of ,his essay We VIII II due uu'e
Communicate 10 the pubic. iIela"h!'
.Jamaica bas rev government in the person VI
Mr.. he1lss HeIry DaIlirS. tn JGE1GicI ISP1'..
Corrplars bitterly that he should not have oeen ~
cGsi kIchted simultaneously with bis appointment
Jan aca - having haG, tor :hree-qI irte!s Vi
tiny plain Mr.. for its Governor
BARBADOS. -,
Our Cttos from Ba; bajos are 70 the 7th lhst. i'
Teatbt. continued highly favorable FOX Inc
the present years crcp = all but iii shed Inc yosn