The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-22

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sNuBBED BY THE HOME CovEEsrAEErer-A NE "a
POSED VISIT or PRINCE ALFRED, &C.
we have Kingston papers 10 the 9th fast ncfsA Ve'
The Legislature still in session and the HoussA
semby had passed bill removing the prohibition q
importation Of foreign molasses The bill was ntrohss
by planter, Mr. Goddess and il carried through q
House by the votes Of the plantocracy. The object
TO obtain the moA<scs for the ma aufaetu,N 4
rum. This viii stimulate tho mauufsosSre q
That article In the isiand, and operate Is "A, "a
coursgemeni 70 industry but II win have the effect
bringing the slave manufactured moasses OF Cubs mt
competition with the free produce Of jamaica thus sl
uying the act Of emancipation. During the progress
inc Dill through the House the question arose as TO whe
DoI o'a nos CONNECT VIM tho new constitution act
1905 out the Speaker dec1sd that 1t was competent ro
tne House 70 deal With the measure Should the bill pass
tho other house. receive she Governors sanction
interesting problem viii be solved as to whether a. GOOD
rum can be distled jamaica from foreian rnolasees Ar
rom tns native artics Some Of the newspapers are fu
which Ina. Of late supported the planting iateres
says In ks iasue Of tho 2Gth Of FcSrrury:
esruy sm the co@pscn whs s.vS ',s, oH, n ars
duce enabled Tn offer 10 industry the homo mar
living - inc free trade prncsiss Of .ac mosaer
Ing most bitterly against thJ policy the imperial 20
IN is isifnsss to yards usorg whae me
Ean Of in tile n,thes countr opeaing market to-
thssiave grown production Of Ca5a.
feustin SoulOuq1s the .Enperor Of Hayti WIN ia
str residing in is abo to publish his bi
ogr.2hy in the FreI.h and Englth augaage1 The
ducfioa contains the following protest to General
frard We quote fro ftke Mortcy .Jonr,a, Ct the 18th
unim6fA
from rsasons very es Sly compre aended by you arv
bec dcsire to reca your rrrnory two or three
In the yes~ tsaI, peaceste and TRANQUIL whilst engaged
with my c,ytes Generator Divisions commencing the
sion o. the Senate notiEsd 70 me tas was eli oted
among n, oGeneras Of DIVISIONS, replace the worthy
Presden ~ cssierug tina shs Senate -oprescntei the
sentimeu g ancvh Of th gasion Ia rhe year 1881
Special CO. pc 4 the Crcus'of the East. In the year
1s49 the ope aad Senate eicted me Emperor. nomk
mated you luke = the Table. osea, Cross or tho Imperial
Military stat and President O. the Council OF Revision 81
the First min ary Division of he Province tho East
Therefore, wh 10 confidence vested in YOU but
you have deco lived expectation; you have
these charges and eia-n you ,oGonavos place your
self mt the hen. OF conspiracy formed agai 1st
General I'D dress my protest ryou because you shell
tered By " protection after pour proclamation
the 18th Januar Is % ard it s yol who ha
mo- 1t is rho hive Changed ahe constitution OF the
empire IL is y, VIE have ordered tho sale NY pro
petty Il Is yo only you, who arc responsible foral
the wrongs stuff red, and against viii III protest.
General, prof. est ssemny, before God, before men
and principally sfor. that people that had me
FIRST President of erws,ds Emperor, against my Danish
meDt and against he bra hent OF consortagsinst
the fae 81 nay perry and the property OF corsort
KINGSTON, Feb. 1 1861.
The present. stru gle IN the United States was being
discussed by the hi ogston papers The Morning Josnc;
OF the most I ncompromsng of the auti slavery
organs IN article pnbl shed on the 9th instant
inauguration OF IT esiden Lincoln uses the following
language
To force the sece NC States 70 remain in the Unions
to force conseers which would be deplorasicto
mankind. II woaial Tecpitate tbs nation ia civil
which would ses faA YER against son. and son against
father and cause s her &c rae against brother such
event. say I'D be deplorabe and wou hardly
be justified even ID accomplishment OF the great pur
pose OF negro snaxne ipatiors. compromise is ust
what the ~ ,vnceo are locking for and That
which would ae7rtya the present triumph OF its glory
Let the seeding carry e,a their purpose let chem
separate fr ON the ta an and slavery is doomed. Tho
project OF the South 10 the Development OF slavery into
great, indspendeAt self 10ctsning political power
with bre ad srsa Of &C lure territory adapted claw
labor, by direct .npssh lions from Africa
Tho Jou rTd} THINKS aat tn separation will be. the
doom Of averJ, and wonde-sat she Of South
crn negro es remaining aiesc NJ in the present crisi
lmmigI atisu sill heiAg regarded sheos
port du,5 es n aid shsrcaf was Seaor the ASeIS,y.
Gov arkag he'd reca ved scnethiag Very much IKE
snubbnf fssa tao Colo lal Of0e Ne his
his min ssers r.spons IL TO "a xsssbS was iooosroe.
and th It, therefore, the ht@ mnscry, in rcfr1ing TO
slsO0 for the repairs Of roads correct ltrasru
mOred thai he had been ~nyita6n 70 avail himself of
The mn stry, WITH tha obieat 10 said, Of disraragng
their predecessors had pat forth shs statement thai In
than GSasOo The Hon. Hcr-y wesimorand, 10 had at
one Finance Minstor caxne TO the reCcne Of
tho ex tannry and ovoa ;ns me ssass%eas was IN
II e reyivsls had rorch0d Kingston, and patron
lied Bishop Courenay ani o. the sstabi.shai
ges 9e immoral demonstrations according 20 The Jours,
w1J sihe Guardian seems 20 regard them With favor
.sDco Alfred had not Jet arrived but ne was tax
lou ay locked for and extensive preparations bong
q. for his reception The Governor to givs up
tn yce regal palace in Spanish Town for the residence
Of his Royal Hghnees, and the Lieutenant Governor
to. vacate HeadquareT House. In Kingston for tae &C
q amodation Of the Prince The HotGe OK Asssmbly
"A appropriated 81 90 for bis recspoa and entertain
Asnt.
he inhabitants Tho enumeration "a 70 DO made on one
in eighty seven Gays With Coolies arrived q; Port Mo-
rant February Is 1t IS said there were % deaths
In regard TO mer camille operations ne Ccrdovas Ae
camille In1uigerccr Of the 27th urmo says--'inoe on
ass There ,s SUI an absence Of All spsealatve te
ing. and purchases remain confined TO reqGsrementsf
Of the country districts, and are spreadog to g.
extent in this city, aud " the generally expresseds
ion tina, not onI, is the supply Of produce affected b.
movement but that trade IN general is sunsring fro
We coDdeDse the following summary from the int
colonial colnnn Of the Stdnda,de-
, Advices are 70 ne 7th u.mo. The 2rospech or ,
sugar crop favor abe aud with the except on 81
prevailing colo the beaith Of the isand 70 yorsb
Admmal cir AeAaDaer sihhe was IN SNhsS DN ava
ing the arrival Of Prince Aifred
pEMERARA.
| From this colony have to- the ~ /, Of =,
ruarv. The Governor had announccd 10 IN Court
Policy the intebt,oo OF Prince Alfred 10 ysi the VI
indies, ana his ExceiencY authorized 70 invite h
! TO Demcrara The Governor bad aonouecct rhe rais
OF a loan Of sso oo0 Ger Chinese immigrst or the
ports for the fortnight wsre--Sugsr, I'm hbas o
ticrces, 40 bbs., $50 bags moassss, - csNks r,
II 23S punch, les bhds., I6s obs finxss ls coo Gu
n feet ehiDgles 80 600. cocoanuts, % S4et
III TEINIpAD.
Our 'nollgencc ron ms sand ~ :, the sth ultir
III sugar aasii wac general asn isVors de reports
VI been received OF the yield and Ito ops y OF the suo
ri Hopes sangune ever Of a.b roe orop q
a plain;c, however, made 0f tsn tightress of
money market ~ apTschsadeaff ,at the ow mi
of brc sfEtuifs and the abundance ~ n which the.
been sapphed woolc not cstnue us interrupted, In z
OK uA demand On the pfelh hstr.f sts Of Amercs
the szppy OF Esropeaa markets. .onarations were
ing made for the rccepiina of priggf sifrro The,e
j abiance OF revenue oses expuaaisl of EIl 900
ANTIGUA
Oar oates 10 the 9sh ultlms n, and Tho exnoc
hssv OF the Fri0e tnf'e = hs tell encc Of nteres,
DoNry1J
Wa have intelligence from slana IA n ,,b III;
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