The New York herald., 1864-06-28
NEWS FROM THE WEST INDIES.


An .ivfty OF the Angio-Hsbel Traders and
m. ,ckads Runners-The Governor or
BerN ruds Going 10 Engi iand-spccch ol
Admit al SIR james Hope, II. n. on the
AmersA an Wharf.-The Cuban Slave
Trade .. aa che .saaoiy Cause" or Abo-
litionisna.
We have ana. n ON Bermuda dated at Hamilton on the
IAth Of june
Inc Rouol ou.e,s of the 18th instant reports the
movements Of the Asgo ebel traders and blockade
nes during few days tbN 81
CUsrox HOUSE, ST. GEoRGs1A -Hntered June 7-Steamer
boxes tobacco. 70 ". r. Camp bell stl, steamer At At
lantA, harner, Wilmington, 63s soses cotton 156 half
eroes and 621 boxes tobacco toe \. HossHn oh steam
or Mary Ceesta Usina Wilmington bS4 bales cotton and
bbs turpentine llth steamer Cfy o. Petersburg, Full
er Wilmington, slo bales cotton and SO boxes tobacco
packages merchandise; brig Princess Royal, Jones. Law
erpoo slo bales and "A bags cotton, bales rags aud
Governor Ord, with his family, was about TO leave
Bermuda visit to England They 10 be the guests
OF Captain Hancock, In the irgate Immortate 70 Eng
HIS OPINIONS ON THE AMERICAN wAn-ABoLlTI0N.
ISM AND FREE NEGROES. xIc.
(From the Bermuda Royal Gazette, June l4.l
Admiral sir James Hope, X. g. h, In his flagship tho
Duncan arrived at these islands on Friday last after
absence OF about two months. during which time he
visited nearly all the islands the West India station.
His reception throughout marked BY enthusiasm and
general good feeling.
Al jamaica his Exscenoy presented with the fol.
lowing gratifying address from the inhabitants Of Port
Royal
PoRr ROYAL, May IL. 1864
10 his Excelency Admiral 6ir JAMES HoPE, K 9. B
Commander in Chief OF the North American and West
Indian station
members OF ofsAssemby, clergy and magistrates OF tue
parish OF Port Royal beg leave 70 tender our respectful
station in your oc,a capacity as commander in chief
For the appointment OF your Excelency 70 the important
command Of the North America and West indian station,
appreciate the watch unees and which our be
loved sovereign iness towards her distant dependen
cesp IN placing such great responsibility and conhding
such important trusts TO officer OF your Excelencys
high standing repute In thus expressing senlt
ments, We arc not unmindtul OF the serious and
intricate duties that the unhappy civil war in
America must necessarily entail upon your Ex
cellepcy, and We trust that you may be spared
TO carry through successfully the duties that
have oeen graclously conided 10 your We hail
with gratitude the important step your Lxcellency has
taken 10 Interrupt he savers bound 10 the tsiand Of tatd,
and pray that Efforts involving such vital interests may
be crowned with 10 this tsand particular,
addition TO the tc0ornG population oy cartured fraas
benefit look to the loter objects to obtained BY
successful efforts tosuppress the odious slave trade with
Cuba. We hope that Excelency may be induced to
honor with OCCASIONAL visits. where feel assured
that suggestions Tor the alteration improvement OF any
matters within your command will meet With the highest
consideration. In conclusion, nope that your Excel
iency may spared receive further marks Of royal
favor from our beloved Queen.
Here follows the sgnAtures.l
10 this his Excelency made the following reply
GRSTRxEN-i thank you very heartily for the cordia
~ with which you have welcomed me back 10 Jamaica.
= In adverting 70 the duties which demand my
attention you not unnatuay have given the rst place
those which are originated by the civil war now pre-
vang in America. Doubtless whom those troubles rst
broke out, and Tor long time subsequently, the import
and comparative novelty OF many OF tho questions
TO which they gave rise did not unirequenty place my
old and valued friend, Sir A. Mine, In position OF col
siderable difficulty. But was not surprised to find,
my arrival out here, that his acknow edged ability
sound judgment had far cleared the ground that
not only led TO the beier that little remains
likely 70 present itself for me to do III that way,
but further, have been enabled 70 turn my attention 10
object Of much interest 10 you we'll as to
trymen At home, and spec,ay 20 me- tnvstSs duty
to the eeciu0l performances Of cc. Atgh pltue Is at
tdcAed oy s,sperisrs spe 10 remember that
jest and holy as tie suppression Of e sdrs
trddednd Jus: u nndendty in the sigh of God, and
holy n,ea undesiabiy ought to be IA the sig Of mons
giun 10 dpdy 10 command But OF this
we'll assured, that effort which the means at my
command will admit Of shall be wanting TO deserve
than which nothing could be more gratifying 70 me
personally. look forward with much pleasure to re
turning 70 Jamaica carly next year, whom hope my
visit will be longer than the time ut my disposal psr.
mits tho pre- sent occasion.