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FROM JAMAIcA.--We have files from Kingston
to March 5h inclusive. t,o


The negroes become every hour more inso-
lent, as the period of their entire emancipation
approaches Q840). The assembly, from the in
creased recurrence of depredations practised by
the negroes, has passed special vagrant act for
the colony. ta rs.f a,
ST. Domingo, the Kingston Chronicle well
remarks, is beautiful illustration of the effect of
NEGRO emancipation.


"Once the garden of the West Indies, the
grand emporium of sugar and coffee, to supply
Europe, and from the nett profits of which g.
100000 of subjects were supported in Europe,
exclusive of the inhabitants of the Colony, which
then amounted to 10000 resident whites, $4,000
free people of color, and 25O,OOO slaves. And
the commodities produced in the island paid, in
1888, for export duty at the Custom House of
St. Domingo, $685. dollars, which discharged
the expenses of the Executive Government of
the Administration of Justice, and 5000 men in
garrison. And we are told the emancipation of
the blacks, and their aversion to agricultural la
Dor, whereby the country once garden, has be-
come wild. The beautiful plantations are de-
stroyed-the palaces are reduced to ashes"