The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-01
News fro .ysmatca

Views fr" "a Jamaica.
rS<EAELB agaLta O. CAPTAIN EuEros oF TIE
ALyAxADo -TeAEs CyEa THE kdAseRArioS AIT,
srO., &c.
Weave re:e sd tie Colonial SenasTs, OF B.nssi'n,
s>.,o I'm AZ ser;sass. from which NC compile mo oI-
owing nsns a .n.e.'eerce-
q, she uerL!ng Of sertenter The city Of Kingston
-, ,hrogn INTO tste q great excitement, N corse-
.rcs n -eport that the captain Of The American oarS
$3.50 RAJ eesr murdered. Prsyste investigations
s.,eys &c. on loot TO trG:e Tho crcsmsances a.
,,re M Temperance Of Captain Barton, the master
=. ns Alyarat3 ne Waterman al Ht,hirs whaFi dafHs
weapesdsy gHt heard :'ies Of "Narder" ana hep,
s.vr,srh n he water, So II heavy body had fallen
overheard Sce. rem ice 4 H. = steamer soiens pc.
,r q max. ,rau,ry wcel Il reached toe Avarsdo
r,.v.h,rc xs. q; u and lent. o. tpe following morn
o.. ,ns Ga sc vas discovered On the eeacn, ven
,4su-a.ee Nth water.
se,sa sssl Of rrtr.con has beer sYcted touching this
ss-t,or !st.x.ed on rather doubtful s1tnor'y mat
NJ crew 81 lhe Aiys rsdo we're = tHs- -
49, N Re- rselsrce On arrival Kreston Tne
800 mag s-s.e read over the sn.ps artles ana re-
"a q ne company q policeman. hey demaraed
sneir c,sthee which the captain declired 70 give
cae o. e seanen named Jooesan ten .ad charge y
.sn1 nraust tie captain and the crew, e cad, con-
sr,-al !. syDoort the charge. The smlssed,
~ lne zse proved .a the capita did rot ssF.e jooe
c sr te Sss getting v!elent he tIreateaea'o put
Nv .sss aty.css rate ths. It about O'clock ?.
M ~ sh clt t1 body az the unfortunate sptan 81 Toe
am~rcsn bsss Avarado discovered coating along
800 the RJykl Nail ComplEys wnari' arc vas im@al-
ay aiken Coroner ary WIS s,sole ss q H.
IT, ev.Gcrce IL me cts-ge Ct asssa against the iie
VI Ihs Alyeysdo q as soiscWs,- Allowable
A,cLard tooeson, seecan On ooerefie oss An iaoo,
sOn ylLned Of tie cap4.n sssagltog him. ~ t:rL
am ever lie eye 90 eetn or August J2nn surNel,
lErn Clarke Andrews, Harry Ptonz, George sr'ey an
Wwt -~eun
NJ. Ei1knel, the Police mafs;rte, slid sfst On th'
eocdss weanesoey the ~ho. q lie seaer Ssgs ss
slammed heir deo@rge; he reSc ever the atSSss -
show tIs the. we're II error loa ia. saeJ ~ y a.
soa-c ara d.rcc:ei poIcerrl 70 a'coaqery tnem.
me cap.s s--s n a s.ate .. fever durEg the wncF
Fer .se 1ese.ce. noe Ba,2ley rta.ei--I am poieo
n.l, :oos Tie entire cre~ "a beard .cs A,varsao 2
sal deo them over tue csf.ap he asst inem q ,
wsoo 81 20 wors-answe.ed yes, I they get a e.
,ared sa:saed he did the caPte.u strike jeee
p tst saa that he had received blow. Tho csse Us
ne cSV:sln inquired Q. the justice. whether the
~sald order he men on toart They were repes.edi
dvsed % DO 60 but thsy dossediy ard oestinatey re
Naec 70 comply.
lAmA,ra, 10 G material point Of view, is beecmIn
syssy dsy so miserable Tat the local journals
vvrs he idea Of annexation 10 the Gated States as til
sxy yanacea fer the exIng dstress Of the really fertl
and magnificent colony. The Standard, in iengssy art
ss &C ,hss subject, MAKES the following remarks in II
r<Tc-sion-
robs, rnder the United states, would probably be dc
ssed free state but Il were so II 10 something NOR
rAAn probable that the Gland would receive very srg
yrsporton of the blsc& and ooorod population 81 IN
sasles and by eucE would rot be likely TO expe
r,epoe he dsapportmen,e or dss,rors results which
snc~ed emancipation in jamaica. Free aoer 10 IN
sues;lo1ably cheaper than slave, when Il s abundsn
and cortinaoGs, and when there are any o. tn
chief Incentives 70 work but rhsn there Is nssr he n
- e ia n.s on % s /. i otsy9 {, ,arrose la r..
secfer stare Gior Wear not, however, At preser
srsirg the relative vaues q free and slave labor b
M c,rreetness or Otherwise OF an impression which
bs3ve 10 be erroneous one, and We would gladly COZ
vince orr readers possible mat Engand thinks 81 y
Hsre thar good people would have I, suppose.
leg slate FOR Us she caurot interfere with orr Loo
tH5rs abe will not: but she tells Es plainly help YOU
sslves and win hep YOU. The people q Englsr
say they hAvea RICH, . say, pot your Own house
rsss5se7 n IN land eoapssed orpiai erer, al 2
Frryr!esayy Boy M eoaaay, osen nc E.s rroa,i
;.e1. s4sSots psorsdias a he anN To- ready dne
eerssaos! H4Ty q .n"l:rsH lss's. o., tina
iies and i The energy and perseverance o. the one
sa1xe1 UT. as Il ought 20 be, BY the capital and goo
though, Of, and much talked about at homo, as eve
rte Her natural resources infinitely serpaa thos
Of ether Canada or Australia IN many, and those vert
rney are u fact legs likely TO fail the man who
nvesied hs capital and devoted his time aud e1erges
The production, than the wtea. crops Of Canada o
4csra 10 dsappoint III farmer Of either q IL ln
cslor IS Bat capital and abundant labor, i must b
nd prerequisites % successful sugar cul
ty.ios and respect Of thesc oil important require
ners, much depends upon ourselves, II We meao 70 b
tho gu much o. or talked ABOUT At home" 10 '9rme
exyt, when the exports 81 sugar alone from JamAic
loo 900 tons annually her people tho 81
nncn g, ard talked about more than enough and VII
kee labor wC perform muun formerly don
with save, neither the prosperity nor TIC fAas Of GAGS
a. or any other colony will surpass ours.
Mr. nkrtcn, who recently took cut company from Ne
YcrS q nfgsc life rto the depressed people of ~
Jrr1ca metropolis has not met with the be
tcpated Not ouy have the attendance al the theatre
beer scGnty bat they have, several occasions been
,csr 40 barely the for Inst
asItal erpensef, when of the most popular payi
hAre been performed, ard IN that would have
deps credit h any company.
Noang al further interest appears IN the papers.