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

Ele6t fairly 70 inc government lou MAYA wed ",
you the result Let us try"
6ovSsNoR-rhas wss another question:
Mr. RoSEy-h Q 1eston on which 'Asy might very
properly empress an opinion This sppA hne n,orasty O.,
CURED govern ment agency ssd mo colon M nigh.
fairly lay, You have tried ana failed, Let CO see what
we can do -
NJ Roxr-His Eyoellepcy relieved 70 government immi
grafton government could NOT get emgrs ns at oil
from China hips we're 70 be cleared al Hong 'ns De
caute the op British t'rseession, but Sas not
rQu red They could he got at Other scs' and he
believed there gentlemen ~ho would contract al any
time ~ kend ,hnese here.
GovsrsoR- He was sueSe sting Ina. they should move in
the mater. l.,
hs Excei.ncy's lime that this Immigration was sopped
He (sr Ro-e) eft In minority on too Immigration
corr ui ee and stop was pul to Chinese mmg DO
dcred 10 he too expensive, nut was not
so expensive u indian imDtg aion
Mr. ClENESrnN-Hs thoosht II tss.rable that they
should have ohness immigration and Ne u'aerssood shG
parry 'c'll'n9 10 ortF9 saen TIE colony '0o1d qua
ATrE,xY GTsFRAI- On Chine.eP
NJ sT>os-Yes, they would look TO me Planter or
the rest.
Mr. CrgMENTsos-Yee, He III ought II thSt was done,
woud go g long Eay BIS Fxcelencv asked what induce
ments oooie, bad TO come 10 The westlndes
eoyRRNOR- He meant from Madras
NJ CrsmEyrsoN-Yes Ee considered that money would
nance 10 come-the private agent giving them
GovuKsos-He sad hat they would come If the colo
ns went to gres. pense The French paid as much as
10 rupees "a the planters OF This colony would
pay the ZANE they might get them.
Mr. poRTgR- .erainy they would.
Mr. GKMHsrsos--He for one would willingly pay that
amount. rather than receive such the 300 that
shipped in the Merchantmen, III Of them d ing
the age 81 of them gong into the colonial hospital on
being lane and the rest being allotted
spe the greater part of their time in the hospitals He
did Nc, with to give up The people from India but would
certainly be more desirable 10 get people from China than
| to get such pc ople as they we're no getting.
Nr RrSEY-Was hereany proclamation existing regard
| ing Chinese bounty?
published and sent the Secretary OF Sa,e but
he back say that Chinese immigration at
| end, 1t ought 10 be left out
Mr. RoNEY-H.s Exceencv hal received despatch the
| other Gay on the uhject
GoyERNoR-rha. the despatch which alluded TO-
IN which the Secretary of State said IL they made arrange
mens for procuring proper proportion Of females he
| wsuld give his permission
Mr. RoNKY-Ii was only conditional permission.
GoyEsNoR-Yes There were many difficulties attending
the scheme this quesncn Of agency Of them.
GoyxRsoR-As his might 10 regarded in degree
renewal OF the discussion raised BY the honorable mem
ber Mr. oDonoghue, 10 the early part Of the session. End
hese resolutions were oc brough. IN to give edec, TO
| bat no then nov d, and carried he In hopes
ibI, the honorable members who had voted that
sion would have taken part in this debate No man
ices they reee,ved Yet the hon srkbe member
said that the great ct home-the rich capita ss-
wolspe men Of the m.n.say .ns pr,r Of the
colony in miserable condition for want OF money.
Immigration rom Madras Rad broken eown, end where
| they were taking only OF India II was more fan
But he wished If possible to NEE, the hoaoa BE members
views and therefore be proposed to add these gent emen
PANIED by him to The commission already appointed under
the ordinance, to 10 the n off ial members
nigh, rot have any more II the honorable mbcr
consented 10 that he would instruct the Alto ney General
| o bring in u bill for that purpose.
| From the Royal (0emerara) Gazette, June 80
The wants Of the Old word gave rise TO slavery the
New World The people Of Europe required sugar. rce,
ooaee ana osner proauo .. ,os % ana 70
and mheries Of slavery and all the drote' that haze
oonpaned &c ote =, hsGm fSsh rad ew og,n N ne
humane We've, England resolved to put ~ end TO The
atrocious traffic ID human blood, and generously voted
twenty millions sterling 10 accomplish the emancipation Of
the slave popus ion In her colonies shc overlooked this
fact Snits d provide, she ought to have done
aeutt quences Of her act The current OF
pub &c feeling the subject strong at the time,
tina. carried away with The sober judgment OF the
No hing thought Of ou, emAncip uucondi
tiopal emancipation Every prudential consideration was
| borne down by the weight OF public feeling, which
been ,Dh which no
| between the capital and labor emooyed In tropical
agriculture, and the waits Of the people at home we're i'm
perfectly unde -etood by s, except perhaps, the West
India planters; but their voice drowned In the popu-
lar ouicr, aud they held up to public scorn and in
slave From day until very recent date has been
almost i'm oesbe for India interests To obtain JUS
tee fair ring either IN The British Parha nent or
from the public at hume Prejudice still fingered, al
though was gradually oying out But prejudice is the
real Of matters could be brough, before he people Of
England q complete change OF puo!c feeling aad pushc
opinion would quickly be produced The ignorance ~hich
! prevailed at home ith respect TO this colony In
tense Nobody seemed to know thing aoou. IT, except
such place somes herc In the West Indies
! where sugar, molasses aud rum we're produced; but
whether IL ~as an STAND connen, nobody appeared
n know. Those eays Of snoranc are nos happily al an
n remains 10 DO provea-Ano certainly requires more
trial hitherto been ale 0hethT the African
odnno. Be 'sroduced as freely a. he Indian 'abore No
doub Il would be q mater OF some sncuity ana would
require special gaoizaion o"d police secure for ne
MIRO he's sonra r,gats, especially asa ~ paSsdge %
h. DESIRED a. Bat, at toe worst she police OF fe~
.apos and one coloay on mainland against the plant
ihense sould not be 90 serious an Affair a. the
police Of The ocean against az ine world and were tins
natural compe iuon OF tie free sitn the slave African
The real why do not ate npt so obvious an ex
pertinent is that engaged in the a,temp, 70 put
down slavery stopping the supply OF African blood 70
the New world. AT prssent hosever, tina, ate npt has
aud doubtful rspec, OF success, and " II
tended .in 90 much DANCE, 70 ntcress peace,
nonor, lat humanity Itself does not forbid
w 70 try another way coming the end We feel
as,uted that N accurate Information with respect TO the
prssent petition and the capabilities OF the "est Indian
colonies generally, and OF THIS Colony IN patcuar, be
only dGu, home Eogland though she has long de-
peo H. ~ at length that justice which she mas long
denied to Der struggling col NEE in this pat OF the worl
ertuy sgsnst slave iabor All the colopsts ask
ell ,bey d,se CLEAR stage and no favor, and they will
slow 70 admlftg scrd that free l,bor
pete successfully again, slave labor. rbey yin thu.
achieve so ous triumph for toe canse OF humsnny and
heuer than compul,ory labor We nrinly believe that
| free mmgrsron 70 tue Brush COLONIES may he made
the certain wooe of extending the nc-'maole bless,
isss civil and Chris isDity throughout the world
be ueope VINO brought here free sbo viii be
brought wi hin the pale of civilization. 1nsy sod Their
cbilu receive Instruction; and when the time Of
their convact a. expired they may, II they choo-e,
torn their naive lard and carry With them tie know
Ieoge they &C ,ured believe the majority will
pre- remain the land Of their adoption, where Trey
~ ENJOY FAR or security and freedom than they stl
/ In their ounuy
| rFrUm the Iondon News, July u
| The CrsoL-a Deuerara 70 er-r.ceved by last mail
the val Of ship from Calcutta sitn 100 tive
COO les board 1876 having been thrown OVERHEARD dead
ourrg he The Creok aods ''Tnis is the third
immigrant chip that h" arrived within lev non,ns
ubde' circum iances calculated 70 arouse q very
raufn Interest THIS the picious moment that los
been seiz'd BY Mr. BARNS 10 suggest ths the regulations
for adequas ,dstop for comics board
ems ant sbp~ mould be relaxed and by Mr. Bssouchere
for hibtDg st government not indspossd 20 lend "a
vofshe IN the suggestion Mr. Bsrns appears 10 be-
o opinion that he coes catch cold from not being close
| enough packed Equally eel tined NJ Bsrins's