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From Jansaiea.-Jamaica papers to the ist. inst. have been received at New York. There are accounts of some slight disturbances in several of the parishes, but nothing of serious nature had occurred to create appre- hension of further tumults. One of the last numbers of the Chronicle says, that the negroes have generally return ed to a sense of their duty, is evident from the circumstance of their begin hing again to cultivate their grounds, which were comparatively and, in some instances, wholly abandoned prior to the instruction.