New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
WEST IN DIES.


REPORT OF TIN ROYAL CoMMIsSIoS-THE WEATHER
AND cRorS-FXPoRTs-Mn PoRcB-PUBLIc
.uEALTu-DTPARTURf or A BLACK SETTLER FOR
ENGLAND
By the arrival at this port Yesterday of the steamer
Tasman from Jamaica have dates from that island to
the 7ih inst and late intelligence from other parts OF tie
West Indies The Iaisman reaching Kingston % the
Let inst from New York pu' IN quarantine but was re-
leased after n hours deteaton.
copv OF the report II the 10y Commission the dis
turbanccs In Jama received there by the Royal Mail
Comp.nv steamer on the Ch and Sir Henry Sork the
acting Governor 1t once communicated to the conductors Of
the pe.s that they liberty make arrangements ior
copyng the report nud the dspa OF the Secretary OF state
BIS which that do 'umen accompanied II having iran
pred Immediately after the arrival Of The packet at Kingston
that the report wa on .hc whole unfvorabc to Gov Eyre
and that he be restored 10 the Goyernorshp o. the
Colony the newspapers his interest did not hasento await
themselves Of Sir Henry Sork Offer but TIE Morsag oar
the 7h inse only Kingston paper opposed to NJ
Eyre policy IN dealing With the backs-pubisbod on th-
Morning Of tho 9Th the whole Of Mr. Cdrdwes dispatch tue
rontents OF which Notwithstanding the comparative mdnoss
passed. by the Colonial Minister Mr. Eyre
conduct were eas blow 10 the cx Governor rlends VINO
had been coudeniy antcp itng aud predicting lis triumph
Great excitement prevailed when i became known that Tie
repor OF the had arrived Mr. Eyre had not YET
Ia r., Frgland and II was positively known when ne
worh lste his departure for Engand but IL rumored
that he would leave IN the for southampton on the 3u
~ i, ,as ,enorieI i'm circles believed be well informed
ba, nj. Exeeenc, Sir Hcny sorks Was making prepara
ons to axe his departure by packet when leaves kingston
Cd the 9th lost. - ..,
Matters 10 the Cooul quiet Tie weather continued
favorable rcapug the baaagc OF the crops although
acme hrcr fep beck IN the manu- OF sa.
for wnnt of water work the mills. The regular rns iad
not fallen parts OF the island drouh haa been
severely felt the interior and coffee dsifcs suclehl
min had fallen 20 bring and SCI the blossoms and u was
nsi le e nex rop coffee would bee eQ 10 the last
The cxror of sugar for The quarter ending Mnren ~ ir
rs ~ hhds 90 tierccs and 80 bsi Oi rau. JJ Plus
10 td. founreroasAs; of coffee JJs ~ lbs ~ cotton
.aG lbs Of prenta lls,f'- los If ginger JA'' cWts.i
besides quantity o. ano"iooi uee'"sA' money anu N!V
woods .-,t
Il has been decided thar The military force m Jamaica shall
IN pture consist of the following Roy nj Artillery 100 men
Itfrtr, white. ln conpliies-si9 mem infantry Daeh
companes-.lS men. J0nl l,tt- ,
In one rart of the island there had great deal OF
sickness DURING the month"; % several districts smallpox ha
appeared aud Of cholera bad occurred on i1e ho
side. ,..f
Tie black settlers 10 one OF the most important agcuinfs
distrcs had raised subscription among themselves, aud
90, one M thor number England to make arrangement
Tor the direct transmon hitner 10 responsible agents
Their coffee sugar ginger &C. 10 De sold 10 the best nd'ani
are