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Branch, Capt. Hagedorn, arrived yesterday from
Kingston Ja having left on the 9th inst. The Olive
Branch expected to sail from this port but received
orders to proceed to Boston She touched in to
provisions, and will proceed for her port of destination
to-day


The barque Backus, Captain Maloney, from this port
arrived at Kingston the day to the sailing Of tho
Olive Branch Lett barque Hermitage for Baltimore in
two days and barque John Wech, for Philadelphia in
about week.


Captain H. informs us that both white pine and pitch
pine lumber were in good demand and sales
KING at remuneratng prices No other business doing


The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tay, arrived at
Kingston on the ith instant from ST. Thomas Bermuda
Nassau and Havana She had nine passengers besides
some eighteen Emancipados from the Havana


We find no local news of interest in the Jamaica
The Morning Journal of the sth instant, has the fol-


stated in the Barbada that up to the llth ult the
sugar crop was 500 more than
shipped last year at the period then how
ever, the crop was not finished as it nearly at the
date first mentioned.


Bermuda Royal Gazette, dated the 18th u 1t contains
but little local Intelligence The iron light house being
erected has attained halt go ee of its intended alt
ude and is stated by vessel running for the
land, before land was discovered.


BY the Barbadoes papers We learn that " the Burnt
District Bill" had passed the House of Assembly The
object OF the bill to purchase and in the Crown
the lands, buildings and hereditaments composing the
burnt district in the city OF iBrdgetown with the view to
build the The first grant of public is
he limited to one hundred thousand dollars and all sub
equent appropriations to be subjected to the control of
the legislature. Three Commissioners to be appoint
ed to out the provisions OF the act and
where shall be requisite the services of jury to
be obtained to fix value upon the property.


The Barbddian of the 9th ult says =" Much anxiety
fen throughout the Island for the agricultural pros
perity:x A week ago really thought, and we believe
the impression was general that the rainy had
commenced have been painfully mistaken however.
for this week has been awfully dry and hot Want OF
water in the ponds and amentable scarcity OF fodder
for the cattle, present dismal prospect The loss Of
sheep especially the coast understand. is
siderable, and the workngt cattle are generally in
wretched stater


There had however, been partial rains at sub
sequent period. .-Sdpannah Geo, .Juiy -