The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-15
Our Jamaic. correspondence.
KINGsruN. Jan Mlrch ]

KINGSTON, Jan NJ arch IL, 1859.
S.di,as Moreaenh-1 lyar Of Races Pr,achsi-N Necessity
for Caution TIE Part Of the MISUNDERSTANDING
Deput1tos from HIyii-Sp-c,al Ambassadors from
Hayti b me Wsteru PpVers--fhs Miserable Appearance
Of the Raytien Soldiers i. the Cay Of K,ayi -Rurn
Of he Refugees % their ssAntt Sars'y Mprem:ns
The Jomaiea hsngratLoa 1c-Nscsssuy f,r Increase
Of The Population Of he COlony--als,"9 I.teilgsncs-
Trade, dc.
regret exceedingly tina, the revolutionary spi
rt already reported combined West nore aud alone
public meeIng was hold IN ihs city few days ago, TO
petition her Majesty against the Election law passed dur
ing the last SESSION Of the local legislature, ~hea sent
ments Of most objectionable and menacins character
expressed, although magistrate Was IN the char
negro person. named Roach declared bis scq iescence
the dongs in westmoresnd, aud added tnAtthat move
the power of ibe people He suggested thar
the peop!-that u.s. the black popalsiion-shoald go IN
procession TO the Assembly and demand the redress of
grievances and stated tina, they powerful enough
TO oppose the las successfully. This man some
weeks before preached a TO his deluied
follower which he said IL ordained by God tbs
the blacks should be the masters OF the island aad that
portion the Scriptures Shich oretoId tas woad
be ulh ed and the white and muatto posuauoa showed
into the Contempor Aneousy With tue preaching OF
this basphemous ana seoioas doctrine, another
Baptist parson delivered tine discourse TO his flock
St Thomas in the East THIS shows that there
terchan2e OF sentiments among these men, aud that
spirit revolt spreading throughout land Great
caution is required by those in power aud ny the upper
Classes. The peasantry OF this country DOUBT,
good and 10y al people, but no Can fJree what the
denagceues aud Inherent preachers may induce them yet
TO do.
Governor Darling quite able grsppe with subject
like this and confidence Is placed 10 his administrative
ability. He is, however, condemned for the eniency
he has shown 10 the estmoreand rioters all of whom
should have been unprecedented at tne point OF Cue oiyo
net, aud tried before special coomsson-1ot because
the arsy Itself was Of such mporanei As to require nus
extreme measure, but with view Of striking terror and
subduns the rebeious spirit of which nave spokea
great many speeches were delivered at the meeting
above alluded to, all OF which we're on par with Mr.
Roach's
Ex Emperor soulouque still resides in this city with his
sable tuite He has called the Governor, he
has been understand that his reception At the
Vice Regal palace Will not 90 character zed by uuy
usual ceft nopy II be wishes his EScaleucy he
will be received Monsieur Sououlue but his will
bis imperial Majesty; he must be Louis
Philippe WAS when lie lived at ciarenoot However, MS
occupies the Kings House population Of Hsytie |
among whom Generals lornain aud ClsellalD-two
Governor fortnight ego and on behalf OF thir govern
mt thanked the Governo for toe asylum gvea 20 the
refugees and officially announced The de.nronement Of the
tyrant Soulouque, and the elevation OF Gefrard TO che
Presidential cnair. Roman educated in thus
city by the Rev. T. Turner aud is young man of
twenty He speaks English well, and very clever
Messeurs T. Toussant President Of the Senate OF Hayt
T. Msniori editor Of the Haytien None1tr Or vie
aohf Of The Minister Of the Interior errive here from
Jacme on Thursday last The two Grs special
ambassadors from the republic OF syti the of
St James, Paris ana Madrid, Tor the purpose Of
and other treaties. NJ Granville accompanies the delegl
tion in the cslacy OF secretary.
Nearly all the Haytens who expatrate1 by Sou.
louque have returned 10 their native country Geurard
sent them the means OF derayns their expenses and OF
liqudatpg their debts. company Of Hayen soldiers
came IN the soopo war thai brought the deputaon To
the Governor. Such miserable creatures tnese Hay
ten soldiers bave never been before in our streets
They were even costumed than Fais,als ragged
regiment Bombastes' valorous soldiers. The boys
laughed aud capped Their hands at tbem and every
looked down on them with contempt the prva,es Of the
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ing them as men anu brethren. Sir. Che
meIovzow, the oracle of the Aut-slavery Society
OF old Broad street, here be would have that
there equality among the VI Africa. Our
black soldiers are s proud and naughty set.
The packet has brought intelligence OF allowance of
the Jamaica Immigration act, to which Lord BrOugnln
made falacous and truly ridiculous objections
the House of Lords few nights after the meetag OF Par
liameDt His iordshlp Is the mouthpece OF the Quakers
who preach anti slavery doctrine at Exeter Hall night
and morning traffic in Cuban sugar ana, therefore,
while laugh at his statements, not asoushed
at them The last number Of the An Slavery Reporter
Allied with special objections, memorials and editorials
aganss the act but there was not single truth in the
whole OF reasons. The bill is OF the best that
has passed the Legislature snd will OF Itself be su
cient render the government of Mr. Darling memorable
The Ants avery Society state that there necessity
for immigration and tbst there abundant labor 10 the
colony. Hear what Mr.. Christopher Waters,
~ ond savocaae Of the neonis said IN tbs Hnnsa
Of Assembly this BILL" No could deny
that the country wac in want Of labor aud that
oividua who cultivated the staples did with fear
and trembling. There was not q property in Jamaica
which beng cultivated it should be, consequence
of the nsufceDcy of laborers Land perfectly value
less in the island for want Of population, aud nothing
would increase its value but immigration.
The peassnry Of Jamaica perfectly Independent,
and every who owned property in the island daily
experienced the want Of labor" This contains
truth than all the petitions presented 20 Parliament
against the bill by the Anti Slavery Society and the Bap
fist parsons Of Jamaica.
Mining operations still carried with vigor
Charng Cross mine has produced two hundred Of
during the past year. New shares have been placed
the market twenty thousand Of which taken up
few hours alter they offered. The Salisbury Plain
mine is being worked with spirit and has already yielded
large quantities Of copper
Trade has not been b. SIX during the past fortnight
The imports not great
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