{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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JAMAIcA.-The Blundell, with Hill Coolies from
Calcutta arrived at Port Morant on the 18th ultimn
and proceeded thence to Old arbor where the neone
disembarked. The numbers on leaving Calcutta wa,e
sVo men, 20 women, 10 boys, girls, and I6 inantsin
al al ~, OF wnom men, woman girl. boy, and in.
liant died on the voyage Two were landed in an oid
woman and an elderly man. The former having since
aed the rest Of the people were desrous to burn the
body according to their national practice was sad
hey wished to have suttee. This. however was cor,
trsdicfed and It was also stated that they were easily


influenced to consent to the burial of the bodv ~.
editor OF the Times makes the following remarks: We


may here mention fact with respect these people no,
generally known we believe that in quitting their no.
tive country they lose that which is so generally
priced among them the consequence of which Il NAV
reasonably be expected will be the dmnution Of mani
Of those preudices with reference particular ,enet


which we're considered likely to operate preudcjav to
ther general usefulness and prevent them anal ANA


ng TO any extent among the peasantry of this island
ana as an evidence If any other were wanting of the


easiness which they evince to adapt 10 the
circumstance In which they may be placed we need
ada the fact OF their having consented while al sea
raj Of their dead" = s''e'