, 1865-12-02
FROM EUROPE
The Var Between Spain and
Chili---Great Excitement in
England--TLe United States
Called Upon to Enforce
the Monroe Doctrine in
South America.

oVAk9x 4AAA*cAA AN*
The Negroes IN Jama}ca-Cau~es Of the
Inaurrte<tou-OppreA Condition OF |
the Black PopulasEon-London Mcr-
chnnts and &he United States-Shy
English CpnBo1a Arc 50 kll.h-State
Debt. and L1abff4tIe4-A Word to
ludtana-Spain and ChI1&-AH Glasses
Of EnglIshmen Calling Upon she
United States to 1nterftre-OpIu1ons
OF the PFe%4-PublIc Meetings Pro~
testing AgafnAt Spnnf*h Des1Eus In
South America -Bluckade Runners
Fitting Out mt LiTcrpooi-ReIaston4
with tho United Statcs-Enrl Russell 1
and The Cablnet-W1ll John Bright
Join tho Governiz1ens-Poiitles on the
Consineut-Alllnnce Between France
and Pruksiu-PoSstble Absorption Of
Belr1um-stfrrln. Times Approach
ing In Europc-Financfnl Affair."
Another Atlantic Telegraph Conn
pnny.
iFrom Our Own Correspondent
LoSuoa, Nov. 10, 1866.
TIE NEGROES IN JAMAICA.
BY the West India mail steamer, which
reached Southampton on Thursday, we have
further news from Jamaica. The first tcle-
gram and subsequent details were evidently
not conceded by n "nlssssar.'' nor by my
"whitc man" who would lower his race by
doing those "cattle" Justice. The news,
dcnuded of trimmings, amounts to this: tho
insurrectiou was premature; the time fixed
for the outbreak was Christmas day, but ono
of the conspirators being "wnntcdn by the
police, the da1kies uprosc prematurcly."
Thissays the first telegram, WAS fortunate for
the people Of jamaica" A little further on
we read, "the volunteers and troops fought
we'll, and by rigorous measures put down the
rebelliou." "vigorous measures" " are SUBJ
.sequently explained, in the same telegram,
and in the following paragraph, to mean.
"upwards ofe00 rebels hare been shot or cx-
ccutcd.r Some accounts give 400 as the
number Of rebels aeeyfed. Executed" p"
gentle reader, not killed with arms In their
hands, but taken prisoners and shot in cold
blood.
AL this time. VIC lave leard not word
from the other side; but Why should We hcsi-
tate to gulp down anything VIC are told nbou:
these tscurscd blacks?'' Some Of our papers,
which loyal Americans viii believe In as much
as do myself, arc dctcrminedly opposed to
The colorcd population Of Jamalca and,
would ask, what more reliable authorities
can you have upon any question, what surcr
tcpositorIes Of truth, thnu our Ti1es, Sian
dard, and Noning Nera'd3 Does not the
Ssandard-:tAc paper OF your saintea sssIan-
hattan''-tell us Of "thc brutal crueltics Of a
negro rsbble, mad with crime and Intoxicated
| with murder ~ and has not our Times insured
no ru1, ~, t,,e antbor,tv of Inv, thpnne,.
as' ~nu @m sns Aasuoty ~ ~ so11 as,.
Ing from Olympus, that SIT seems impossible
to eradicate the original anvagsncss Of the
II. 1A1f
WIN vo,,r rcodcrs nc,,cre n nosa1h,s ,bot
| .ost ,.,.,, ,..,'.-,,,aA 80. f' ..1',
suaef sucn 4asu al4'nosnps nase spoAsns sonc
Of cur papers have dared TO follow the max
i'm audi a2teram p0rttM} Nevertheless 1t is
50 for We find the Star so far fornctt{no fbc
dIonitr hef,tt,nc = white man "a to,,ee,,-c
| 49, ~ ~.
that "nsurfeetions DO not take place with,
out cause" The Titnes, standard, Morning
Herald, and other nristocratic Journals, de.
e,arr that the colorcd neon1e In .Tsms,ca
nn7o s;,,ca no,,,o.i,,, oa,a-oa 1...sa -,
aA'c' e',i.e eua"''ta''ou' elvoseo KIM u
ferresf1Ml elyslum bill now comes that vile
democratic sheet, the aar, and asserts-" In
stead of JarnAica being q land of nlentv. It Il
str,cten viii .hc t1cepes, ' norsr,r ~ ~ Gn,,nrs =
me up tais teSt "'tn sncn oeclafations as
"Instead Of the colored people being the
iramers Of their own laws and the administra.
4ors ~ ,he,r 1oca1 affairs they are nrac,,ca,,,
- -s.1.oa -. . -. ~. s'-s,,ass r.ts =. 49,,
unrfpresen1ea ana powefless' instead OF Tue
ruled by selfish clique, who have sacrificed
tbe 1,ost in4 4cres.s of the commnn,tv T., fo1ss
natso1z ar ,a,,,toa1 o.ano,nr 49, - tha;. ~. a.~,
aolons ~ ~ w ~ ant tt om ~
hr n;t;,. ~ 10 a,;da.cn ~ ,eaa,i ~
~ oIar thst ths ,esis1stio,, " X afeufe X
tsInnd %hu has hren throu,, sntirs,r - ,ote ~
.siano .7 his n on ~ In.o"u ,ss19 sn.e9 +hat LILY
.nG .Itho,at, tboro W. ~" b,1pdrad .rd s,.ht,
thnnsan5 1aho+o-s 4ha n1actnra, hoar nniy
nn,ohcrs t1,rrc thousand nersnns. ti;ot ~
Treis1atnre has hsen iarreiv made m nj NJ
s,s,naiars and ni,renncn. 1{5ct bn1F n,iE,fon ~,
sto11n baa ~ ;cpn sIrnae mt nf tha rolaniai
se,,nn.ss ~ .o trnnsnort cao1;es ;nto he n1roaJv
n,.orxtonraa ,st,nr mnStrt. that 80 10 Isanf
ers hore The suneerne controi ovcr ~ The fapncl, fl
H. necIoes harc inst 1 nj con,'denca s IN ~,
courts @ Of justlce; tIa, Al old usaec Of slavery
H. .ho shors ~ ~ 1Thirr;nt, i - Ena ,,es,, -.
riraS ~ nnnssh ne 1npst rsnis, ,ftenccs. thnt
w ~ nratia., as sos,, 20 49, ~. ~
III III VII, cr,,sI;nor W.,rhI ,,nan ~ noarcSt
c7asses. and that the rrsccs sp NJ labor nrc 81
Sow wasto he insufficient to Keen body % md so,11 hi
4 T. ers,, t,,at a,,crieans should t,nzv a..
.rIa,lr "I ihoes ,n amcsicons VII" A fSams % their
aeininG, ~, tha eJf.n-ia1e ~ s,ch ,snars ~ a.
NJ Tn;so"o T;,ues md 4. " D1;iu S.n, and
Morid Sriy It Il tbe emanc;natcti nerroes IN
Jamaica eic y . g condition + want saa q!s:
I nF1r Tiny
thsv are IN bondagr, The land Is s,ill IN tic
potscssion Of Inc Wh,te aristocracy; il Is used
| 10 GROW sugur. ptmcnto and similar tropical
produce; and, provided the planters can raise
and prepare their crops, they care little he"
the mass oi the population suffers ASA ruiz,
subject TO- tl1HDg exceptions, the negroes to
Jamaica hare no voice whatever u legisla-
determined TO haFe as ntt!e 10 do with them
as possible. Min ms Object ln view, they
nave, Tor years past, imported coolies from
tho East indies but these people have st
last learnt What sugar.gTopsnJ u0der coercion
ING ot6cl
planters but the condemned negro and i Il
not lts Interest 10 work for next to nothtng
day BY day- IL ie Tar pleasanter 70 hoe hls
own little out-ofthe-Kay patch for povcrt
with Independence is better than lardcd
capons under tyEannical task.master.
Let not sour coutemnora Of the uegro make
up their minds too hastily about Jnmaics.
That Island Is a yi1lalnous bar-stnlster on our
escnscheen, bat am glad to state that there
Il now hope Of tlinES changing Tor the pet
ter. 1t Is asserted in the city and thc club;
that special commission VIII shortly be sent
ont 10 that colony fos the express purpose o1
Investigating the causes which leo to these
troubles. Ihts tlmc nothlng Will bc n;aden
as in ycars gone by; and, when the evidence
lHMade public, your so.called CONSERVATIVES
| nAt .uaeIbtAHu " "HAt tAe1 A5t fLSpaAAuS Aot
their own country by denying suffrage to the
4 negro.
| LONDON MERCHANTS AND THE UNITED
STATES,
yer,iv !. MD tbincs havc nost nwav md al,
4t,nns hare hecoInc na1r fs1 E.nrnrc ~ w,nndars @ ~
t II H. 1roTrcss ma5e 1,v America +, tI,c noni
i1rat;on ~ the somtf, van nonst wonIer r.
e1,r t,,.4 y, ~ ~" Vnnfse"aantion ~ En~,,si
5aerchan1e hanters and can3toI;sts - who hn.
= faw rnansha sinca ,reee aI,,tan5snp fer ond
1.a,;s,.f,sr T., iafa.s1,, Dors. + rrniiI feei nv
eci1 nu;fs ~ a. home nnT IN t1,e eoi5:n ret,io9.
81 ] athhnrr 10 Iomhard and Thresdnseti1f
~, " nn5 Waco1 cannot Ana othc'
n11n;a., 49, ~" Vnr st,ccess Waa tI,c first
tnan tAtpu mSn. tHa - s,'ss ~ $500 -.