The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-18

70 know that sh9huy oye' nac ho,~.a .e,es have een
~ 10 49,. parish OF St Thomas In the East
lercnt courts mar @ close their sittngs there win be far
vse. wo sno'sand who viii have paid the penalty Of
MEL We asempt 20 exterminate the white and colored
IRON @ sSs Jamaica stasdssd Nov. a.
which traced TO the authorship Of certain oneous
gucss by the authorities Of all participation IN the late
conspiracies In this stand in connection with the re-
.s,nsa INC msoner r' On board Of the xbouEir
until vessel could be placed at his disposal IN which
20 remove himself to other country the govern
memt would NOT allow him TO remain here after he had
violated the asylum hitherto afforded him. 70 get up aid
to the rebels against the government OF Hayt which IS
The report took lie rise from the allegation that
General iamothe had written letter from ON board
stated and we learn from another that one Of
these sympathzers OF the General had overhead
sommanicatine Il 70 a friend We made inquiries from
every source where the truth was most hkeiy TO be
known and we can safely state sna .. ,es sp 70
discover authentic ground whatever for any such re-
port 100,
OF General Lamohe's would not be quite reliable. All
must remember his hypocriticaa correspondents with
Governor Eyre and the affected indignation with which
he epelIed The charge abusing his asylum 70 aid the
enemies OF President Gerarda government, whilst he
was 10 fact as il has been since discovered doing the
vey thing BESIDES il has been stated that Davis one
Of iho arrested conspators accounted for some con-
ceaIed gunoder in his possession by asserting that he
was keeping tor General Ismothe whose daily guest
he well known 10 have been These are hard things
TO get over. -tesfae ef..st,, f&
TBR RELIGIOUS ORGIES OF THE NEGROES.
Row Mr. Sloan Of the survivors Of the massacre,
furnishes the following account Of the religious
monies Of the assassins-Under the mask OF religion
the negroes Lying the negro houses the estates
and in the mountains on pats OF land where they had
thevshy squated honestly purchased, had been i'm
| bned by certain wicked and desperate men with the
doctrines that the soil belongs to the blacks that the
whites yrants and oppressors and that TO exter-
inmate, root and branch, the latter would be "doing
God SERVICE" and cause TO dawn the island an
amending Gay Of happiness Among the thick bushes
novels Of their erection, down in the gulies raw
ines, convenient spots for hiding and holding secret
meetings nightly, and generally from midnight towards
the morning assemblies convened, addresses made
and hymns sung under the leadership Of intent
sheen on q moonlight night for the howlngs Of the
wretched deusonsts. Frequently the promoters OF
these orgies Of darkness might be riding along
dressed in the Anglo.nigger style-tall hat black suit
with white necktie extending from 10 eargrinning
sneeriDgly whenever a white man passed them The
supercious manner, too was manifested by their
Theories Versus Facts.
Quoting article the New York Tribune OF Oct
IL on Jamaica affairs the Colonial Standard Of Nov
appends these conmonts.-
Mr. Horace Greeley BEEN il viii be from the
above article exercising his powers amateur the
subject Of Jamaica As columns are at present en-
gagged in the chronicng Of events In the history OF this
siand which Mr. Horace Greeley dreamt Of in his
philosophy and which he and others ike him Will have
difficulty In reconciling with certain theories
have just to 60 through with the lengthy
though easy task OF answering Mr. Greeley. We WILL
however do so soon. In the meantime the pcrusa
of the article may unfrrow the brows bent in pain
ul thought Of planters and produce the agreeable
effect In these awful times Of provoking smile II
Il thanks 70 such men az Mr. Horace Greeley, DR. Under
h and Others that ne poor negroes nenetres are deceived
GQduta negro JyeedGsN