The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10


h'nds be psasantry, that they are abcrng under
iaeer NJ impression That NE authorities, and those
That 70 esrs larger foroe for both Internal and ex-
ternsl oI eon Than We now have, cannot DO denied for
thsse ar ga toned in the nsighborhood Of Kingston.
Our m = continue 70 yield high per centsge Of COP
ans sas@ 70 me , moi ds' ~n
ton, have - Ia preference shares worth 20s at
o., andev al this rate the shares are but tardily dts
| poEed Of
| KINGSTON, June IA, 1862
Enrolment o. the Aliiia-D isdrprobaton Of dc Syseu Of
Policing for he As,-7Ae Cause of the DlaGecsion thai
EXISTS tn as C6lony-A Society Of Rsuclu.ioaias-Caa
sasssngtm As nert General Electiom-A Psiry cSncIor
Preaching RJellion- Immigration from Canoda-Oas-
Ea'y 0psiCns on the Character Of the Blacks in Canada
The O1hien Of the Herald Wastcd--7hs Railway Ere
SIGN and Patent Slip Dock Schemes is Abeyaxe- Cipi
alits Unolling 10 Adoance sir Money Undertakings
i JamaicaTAs Productions Of Ne Staples Of the Island
figures Proring the Falling or Of Ctslsipati@a-Nss
Books on Jamaica, dc.
Since my ast Communication the Governor has Issued
orders 10 the several Cussodes calling convene
meetings Of the msssrates for the purpose OF bao.ns
for to scrve in the island militia. These meetings
will be held during the present week, and the regiments
viii be formed as socn after s convenient Tie 60
vernent has made application TO the Horse Guards
the neonesaSy arms for the militia which will NO doabt
be granted, the Imperial government provided the
Demarara militia with their implements Of war.
Public opinion s very much sganst the system of bal
'pg because In that VIII be enrolled whom it
will not be cafe TO enrust with There doubt
that strong feeling Of discomfort still exists among the
predal cses, caused by the preaching of revolutionary
doctrines by the Baptist parsons and the editor Of the
Watchman, Mr.. Johnson, who has recently been in
st. Mary, creating great deal o, mhchef. He lee
tured on the state and prospects OF the colony,
but instead Of stating truths he represented ab,mnabe
fasehoods and represented the government the op
Of the people, and the upper classes a. tyan
and hsters Of the laboring population. This is the
most mrchevous person in the land but yethe manages
to escape the crown officers His writings in the Wach-
newspaper, Of which he ia editor are as false and
vituperative his speeches and lectures BE will be
tried at the next Kingston Circuit Court for libel on the
Ronol able Louis NcKinnon
Tho Jamaica Reform Society rather the revolution.
iss OF jamaica for the members the association are
nothing but revoutionists preparing for the next
general election Of members Of the Assembly, which It ID
expected will take place next year. They are determined
to send six OF their 10 the Assembly, but
there 10 little chance Of their accomplishing their de-
sire. The present election law requires every eector
10 place hs claim . ten shilings stamp,
and the class Of persons over whom the society
have control are unable, and they were able, they
would DO unwilling pay the fee Great efforts will how
be made by the revoutiousts carry their de-
men who form the society devoid Of character or
status; they, however possess brute force and this
election.
II is much 70 be regretted that men moving in higher
pr.aaols a. winch encourage they do not stmu.
late, them in their dsOyaA conduct. TIE Honos
speech in the Assembly during The last session which
has just appeared In the Jamaica Parliamentary De-
and has brought down on the honorable gentleman the
! condemnation Of all well thinking and orderly per-
,one As the speech has como reference to the
United SsSses, send you al extract from II.
rbe subject under discussion the Election Law me
honorable gentleman said:-' we orng out all the
bali acre and owners and make them electors, and thus
swamp the other classes Lo,k at the benches OF this
hsuse lie only twenty i've years since the people
allowed 70 exercise their poiticsi privileges ioog
TIE presept STATE OF things. II many
o. us srs q conservative feelings, you woul have had
think This desms6le. Il the shiug faos. cine, ei
ii come Datu' ally. God hss destined tna. the wfcogs
Il africa .hAli be vlsdica,ed in these lads may
! embodied spirits esn rise from the grave and
nose on the earth, I wiz gee bloody revolution
this concluson from whs have read and believe thu.
Goa impair ting spirit 70 ,he people ;aa Will csuee tn
thai occurs inere will be liberty ia all thsae parts"
Tbis is the rpeeon " privy councillor Nj oseord
the ssg1r gentleman yon castga'ed time ago 70.
hs speech pubic meeting in tnis city FOR
couFa2hs immigration bon the Southern ssa,es.
EuNJecE OF luimgrasun OF n1k AaoorerS from u.
Laa ueen broughs on the taps By government
tce when opeared IN The publ, pspers few daSn sgo
Tic labureIs viii be boupo upon arrival, to enter
rto ccreoss OF service for the term OF three years with
any employer wkom the government nigh. select, and
they viii DC subject to the provisions Of the immigration
act Of ass session. ~ Stanley, Of New York, who ia
pow in this ISLAND, recommends the.e people
highly He S.. says THAT they are Industrious
eome instances employed them upon railway works."
he further states that "thsy particularly
&c they IRON the extreme Southern STATES, where
sugar, rice, &C. the principal producs' rae day
after tie publication OF Dir. Sankey's communication
letter appeared in Que Of The cy papers 10 which The
writer declared tina. tins Csnaoen pegrces thieves
and would Only swell the Of gaoonds Of the
colony. Another correspondent asks these people
industrious and can Work on railways why do they not
obtain work the tsnsca Railway We know but LYLE
OF these persons in ths sand You will he able to
sfoId nfor nation, s. for t1is reason that
give you the opincrs q ri p,rtisS the rubjscs We
delighted whenever We hear OF market from which
| can draw tupp}y
Up he present time no progress has been made In
the carrying out Of the Railway Extension and Patent
| Ship Lock Conpanys schemes. The capitalists of
| England will not advance their money for tho
| eolsu ucton Of railways in a country thas pro-
duees ust onehan the quantity q sugar and she
he grandfather OF our present Chief Juss,ce)
hhtory Of Jamaica, We exported Great Britain more
sugar snd rum than the aggregate Of fourteen other
Martinique Tho following Will prove this
Got rs Lbs. Gaitos,.
Jamaica Jan s .s.,:::::.....1,s1sea = 294s 90
! Differences favor Jamaica. 1903 170l COS
Baroadoes ano Demsrara nov export double the quantity
Of tnaar We 90, sld every respect shue
The only reason OF this Ia the presence those colo
bies OF sufficient number o. till the soil
Lnuously and remuneratively ANA yet every at.eup.