Very respectfully, your obi serv't,

 H. PERRINE.
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Riots ID Jamoica. From a letter reeeiv- ed by Hudson, of the Merchants News Room, dated at Kingston, (Ja.) June 22d, we learn that the whole island had been kept in state of alarm and feverish agi- tation in consequence of the instruction of the manumitted slaves, for apprentices, as they are now caled.) Not day passes but one or more of the murderers are brought up for trial.

 The Governor at present is very un- popular in consequence of his taking part with the apprentices and fayoring their cause.

 It Is expected daily that a general insur- rection will take place throughout the isl- and. Who will be the conquerors, time only will disclose.-.N Y. Star.

 The only news of interest brought by the ship Gov. Troup, from Liverpool, relates ito the refusal, on the part of the British government, to interfere directly in the < Spanish contest, but authorizing the Queen k kto raise troops and fit out expeditions from England, winch we presume, is understood at Madrid, as 6 Spanish agent is now in London, authorised to raise 20,o00 men, and no doubt John Bull will assist in the ''ways and means.n Such course may possibly prevent continental war, and at- ford the Queen of Spain all the aid she may require, and if corresponding steps are taken in France, Don Carlos will receive very eaectual check.

 The Bey of Tunis died on the 2oth of May.

 Prince Maximilian, borther of Prince Augustus of Portugal, deceased, 1t is said, has accepted the offer to marry the young Queen Donna Maria, and was to leave Lisbon the latter end of June.

 The measures for the Spanish expedition from England are proceeding with great activity. Some large steamers have been contracted to convey troops from Ireland to Spain. Admiral Napier and Col. Robin son are said 10 have volunteered to go in the expeditions. Also, Gen. Bacon, and positively Col. Evans, member of pafliam- ent, who has given public notice of the same. r. Sur.