The New York herald., 1866-07-31
IA M AIc A.
The Commissioners Report on the
Late Rebellion.
RELIGION, The WEATHER AND CROPS.
&c &c. DC.
OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.


REBELLION REPORT.
The eager anxiety of every here TO obtain some
clue to the report OF the Royal Commissioners tho
outbreak and suppression has been rather In.
creased than otherwise by the receipt Of copies OF the
document The London Times and other papers, believed
to be IN the OF the government published COM
ments indicative at first sight OF report adverse the
authorities Of this island but well weighed those COM
ments will be found intended merely TO nm the balance
In order that the very slight addition to either scale may
take It down in the direction which the report will
render necessary We have here had, besides recent
proof Of the little knowledge which the London Times
really obtains of official secrets
There has out significant circumstance in
favor Of hopeful view since tho arrival OF the mail
His Exceency the Governor Storks) having issued
cordng to law his proclamation abolshng the Legsa-
ture has appointed the OF the late Executive
Committee to conduct pro tenn the public affairs Of the
country. II Is to be presumed that hts Excellency
who was one OF the Commssi ,nafs, and who conse-
queny knows better than any else what the report
Is should have selected for this responsible post tempo
rary though 1t b., the very whom he would be
called upon soon afterwards 10 dismiss with ignominy
from public life altogether Nor is II likely that his Ex
ceency would have made the appointment had the
Of the dispatches from Downing street been
negatively opposed to IT, The members Of the Execu-
tive Committee themselves would have, no doubt,
directly Indirectly, received The of Sir Henry
Sorks that the report would vndcae their character in
respect Of their acts in The late rebellion. Many win be
found question this las and to allege that
cons deration that Of interest love OF office
guided the late Executive Comm ee in accepting their
present appointm mt
or course those who persist viewing the subject en-
phatcaly as party question will remain incapable Of
d distinguishing the arguments I'd rem from arguments
ad hoV mem They will persist in describing Governor
Eyre and his subordinate authorities savages deserv
ing of dea on the scaold They will snatch at par
cuar sentences in the articles of the London Times and
other papers, and, regardless o. context explaining
or modifying those sentences insist that they indicate
hn hava nd
victims called for appease the OF Geo W. Gordon
and his bloody associates must como forth to the sac
rifcn.
| much prefer TO adopt the moro rational Of
judging from point OF view aogethcr distinct from my
sympathes and wishes on the subject / take the in
oces referred to their merits and can find IN
them TO despond but The contrary, every
reason 10 hope that the cause of justice and TRUTH which
is that OF the sppressors OF the late rebellion has re-
ceved its vndcaon from the anxiousy looked for repors
Of the Royal Commissioners.
PAUI pnGLE.
Mr.. Chamerovzow speak ng behalf Of the Commit
tee OF the AntiSavery ocey said lately Paul Bogle
was the commte are assured highly respectable anc
peaceably disposed man" II is to be hoped the com
mtee prepared to bel ve, under the force Of
TRUTH that Paul Boyle was the active leader OF an atro
cious rebellion
REvIvAL'su
A batch OF revivalists numbering eleven men and
women we're apprehended on saturday night last by or
der OF The Police Inspector, at a revival house in
Love lane They were all IN the middle OF their " or
ges,n scr caming chailering and singing when they
we're surprised by the po and were captured Upon
people and had joined Their brothers and sisters in
the fath,n on the night in question They were all,
however, released bail be ng gwen for their future good
conduct
TESTIMONIAL TO THE SIXTH RoYALs
meeting oftne subscribers the above testimonial was
held yesterday the Colg School, Major Gen. Forbes
ia kson in the chair The amount OF subscription
nounced as received was fl2i l3s. 3D. On the PROPOSE
appropriated TO a testimonial In memory Of Colonel
Hobbs, and that the balance be appropriated to the
officers who served und him the occasion, In such
manner as may be most acceptable 10 them
SUGAR cor.
toned from year TO year 70 estimate the crop Of sugar
likely to be produced that the crop Of this viii ex
h o. m Ss cro % T.
over forty thousand hogsheads
The action which the clergy a. o body have taken
since the outbreak has been 10 thank Governor Eyre oI
his energy and prompttude in surpressing the nsur
II n, and to resolve, in with the Jamacs
Church of England Missionary soc9ty 70 their
labors and TO uso every means N her power and COM
palble with their office instruct and Chrisanze the
ignorant The first thcy have DONE the second they
have commenced to do, and am s're that every ons
whether OF the Church of England or Of any
other denomination, wish them every success This IL
movement. too, IN which is hoped all the clergy
viii be found taking earnestly the part You will agree
with that II is one which has the best wishes Of
Governors Eyre and storks aud OF almost every person
in authority. Governor Eyrc's hostility to the coorec
people OF the island believe Ia be myth Of the Jour
nails invention. Governor Eyre has had to transact
large Of business with The colorcd people, and
have doubt that lie would be prepared TO testify that
among them he has found educaiion, talent and in.
tegrty. But tnOse not tne Class, DeUoVe, WHICH
tine journal wishes 10 be called coored people, Theirs
IL enough for us ALL and II Is always poor satis
faction TO honorable mind to rlsr nj anohcrs expense
Aconvct named Richard Sargii an old soldier, con
fessed having committed a murder in Metclafe, ia
maca years ago An invest CATION OF the circum
having been made the self accused murderer has
been committed to take his trial for the crime.
Refreshing showers II hal been experienced in
st. Andrew, It. Catharine's and KINGSTON.
transport expected nj Kingston from of the
Windward Islands, with comrsne es OF the Sixth in
fantry which remain IN jamaica iii the head
quarters OF the regiment ready 70 proceed Eng
land.
The British vessels Aboukir Doris Royaiet
teadv Nmbe Cvcnet and Buzzard Woro n M harbos