The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-30
Affairs IN TIE West ladies.
Our KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.

ARa9su IN TIE West ladies.
Our KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE
KINGSTON, Jan, Nay 70, 1855.
wly ~ Immigration Ao was DisauossS-I".p0Tsaso
If Occ,io on Priuse Aocoast-Relieies and Labor AgS
sasows- kisire Rspors-Lsss IF tic Schooner EMILY
Sagar karka, DC.
Since my last coramuricssoa have heard from N a.
nc source that the grounds which The Bith govern
ens .eeced the jamaica immigration oct q Lest session
nst, because tAe Immigrants were bound 70 serve
employers n the latter desired ~ for I'VE years
IN addition 10 the fsst term Of industrial service Gave
yesrsl end seoosdly, because the immigrants mot
allowed 10 leave tic Island the expran Of the first
psr,od Of their indcnture, they willing TO
esy ss expenses of their return passage out Of their
vwn means. These objections might appear reasonable
est he Ministry hsd given duo Consideration 70 the
whole they would have found tha the clauses
were really essential. The employers 70 whom Tho imm
grants were 70 be ndentured their arrival wero oem
psned defray tho entire cost Of their imporassn and
the only condition on which they would DO this that
hey should have the services OF the borers for the
period OF ten years Governor Darling, who rs init
masely acquainted with the working Of the immigration
system In this isand-hts Excellency having held
che office Of Agent General Of Immigration here
Dor many years previous to his appointment TO the
Lieutenant Governorship of st. Luca-considered the
sAc Legislature, BY whom they were passed without
dissenting voice But Lord Stanley thought Inherently,
Tue loss OF this has reduced The value of ia
x,aica property by ~ least twenty per cent
The wrath against the ministry daily and viii
noss assureoly hnd vent In the legislative halls The
majority Of the island press has recommended the
ive 20 summon extraordinary session Of the Chambers,
" enable them express their at the conduoS
Of The British government and TO pass another mmgra
ton law but Is supposed that his Excelcncy will not
scs IN accordance with this advice inasmuch Is meeting
Of the Legislature at this uncture would lead rupture
between the imperial and local governments.
Bot while agrcuursts a. well politicians are dis
ncru
ing nrm the North Side making arrangements for
the portaon Of number OF East India coolies
o~n AID their friends estates Under al existing Law,
these gentlemen will receive . bounty o, one third
OF the coat OF Importation from the public treasury
"a me arrival Of the Immigrants II the other proprieors
vond do likewise, they would soon be able 10 people
their estates but while saying this reminded that
without q Law rendering the abduction Of Immigrants
from the estates which they may be ndentdred pun
i,bape WIN tine or imprsonment .s the disaowed act
ccntempated) the importers OF the aoorers would dec
cdedy be losers THIS obstacle might be the OF
planters awaiting themselves Of the bounty act which
has been in force since 1862.
city paper states "the OF certain proprie
TIT having been compelled " destroy OF to
save The rasoons Of she having
refused 70 work has been con6rmed with the additional
ntellgencs that instead Of there being simply strike,
He people much excited that they turned out IN
large groups armed with cuasses sking the most
lawful denonsrston which migns have been carried TO
M extremity bu for the tuey and juocous Interference
Of persons OF their eass who able influence
Their actions, ana ADVISED them TO their homes
aud rect corteniet that taey mad nothing to fear And
while s; Thomas IN the Eau ~ in this exciting state ST.
James, which the opposite side Of the island be-
ing ssitated BY the Baptist missionaries.
LORD Netcalfes opinion OF the Baptist missionaries, al
though gwen eight years ago, when hs orishp Gov
ernor OF this colony, is correct tina. avoid
from his despxtches and ieers There evil
the want OF sui ceu aborDg population, which IL will
be difficult for man 70 remedy II may be done in time,
but not I fear, enough There is another evil
caused by the sickedness Of few men-Bap.isi mis-
sonares-pretence1 ministers Of religion, but really
wolves " sheeps cl,;blng who foent discontent aud
oonduc. N mos, perncious."
Captain rresoaiDg, gentleman OF grea, scientific at
snueoss, mas Just completed Inspection OF The follow
ing mnes-Stsmord Hill, the property OF the Clarendon
ccnsos ChEring Cross Of the wneal Jamaica tue Hope
IL sne Dor to~e Com psny and the RIO Gr.nde mines in
Portland. IN every or these report OF
IAN rregoning has been favoraele-in some OF them
highly In every instaDcesGve that OF the Hope
nine where the mineral depost extensive and 50
massive as at present levels 70 defy report
positive geological slructure-the Of settled and
thoroughly deemed lodes has been unequyocsy sested
by Captain Tregoning.
The schooner Emily OF this port was run down by the
American Lls steamer Granada, the 10Th ult at
oCock NJ, near AspinwAi The cargo snd all the pas
setgers luggage lost, there time to
Ting before the vessel sunk, and the and pas
stngers were rescued aai taken into Aspnwsl IN the
steamer and placed uuier the protection OF English
clea iDr Of port toe Grenade was steamng
nt1 port wh the nnas from Havana the accident
occurred
runor 70 n circulation 70 che effect thai the Bank Of
Jamaica has received limiting It's nccomn cdsons 70
tcs Dub, o. the coming into operation OF
ibs o las aston, for transferring tue pIbc moneys
tro pubic treasury 10 The two bAnksC9lonia and
Jamaica
me price or sugsr fer the past week has been exceed
ipgv ior FOR the qualities submitted, much that
effected. large lot Offered tuesday, the
10th WITHDRAWN, he highest price hidden being lie.
ga Thursday twenty barrels Of very fair quality
vithdrs~n, there being BIDDERS and Monday lot
n barrels Withdrawn at l6s Rum eighteen proof,
Withdrawn al Is. per gallon on Monday.
rhe hss, very oppressive a,d rain much required.
The hoaltk u the STAND Is toersbly good