Jamaica Papers.
On Saturday night, the 13th, two trash-houses were set on tire on the Alexandria estate by the rebels, and entirely consumed. This was to have been the signal for the other estates to follow the exam- ple; but the appearance of the military kept them in awc. The next day, during the absence of the white people, wvho were on duty at Argyle, five of the principal negroes on Golden-grove eatate broke into the overseer's house and carried away a fowling piece and pis- tols; they also plundered the estate stores. About thirtymen and four women then absconded from the estate, and joined the Argyle tegroes in the woods. The same night eome negroes returned to Argyle- pen, and killed five horses and three mules belonging to AUr. Malcorlm. JtUNE 18. We have just received information of five of the Argyle negroes hasing been taken up by the regulars and a company of the Western Interior Regiment, and also that four Golden-grove people had re- tu.ned homne. JUXIE 19. 1 have been stationed at Argyle-pen with Captain Gregson's Com- pany since Tuesday last, and have been two days in the woods. Yesterday we securedl two Argyle negroes. A comeany of the 33d Regiment likewise entered the woodIs, and yesterdaj secured three negroes, and three this morning. Captain (ail's company secured one or two yesterday. A company of the Ifanover Mlilitia secured three yesterday after- noon, one of them supnosed to be a second ringleader. He ripped up his belly with aknife, but it wavs immediately sewedl up. It is sunnosed lhe may live a few days. You have heard of the negroes killing eight or ten valuable lsatses andl mules, belonging to IlIr. Mlalcolm. I atn glad to learn that the greater part of the (;ohlden-grove negroes have returned to bhe estate. Wle regret to state, that the intelligence we received yesterd3ay evening from the interior of Hanover is not of such a satisfactory nature as from the Foregoing we mav have induced our readlers to ex- pect. Ten neroes who had been taken up in the woods were com- mitted to Itlontego Baygaol on Monday. Between 50 and 60 of the most desperate still remain out. (FXTRACT OF A LETTER.) "IONTE.GOI BAY, JUxE 22. " Ten of the Arzvleand G(cldrn-groye negro."s werebroughit into this town, and co,mmitted. Thefe are ill 50 niore in the woods, verv desperate charucters. From the infotmation receiyed,the ring- leaders are determined to rlestrov themselves. One of tire ring- leaders. who had ripped up his belly, died on Saturdav. He con-t fessed that Mr. alcol m and .'t1r. (earpbrll were the irst to have been murdered, not for anv fault they had to find, for lhey always treated them vell; but because they Ywre certainl that the ICing and Wilberforce and his party, had-made rhctu free, and which, from I their frreat influence in the parisk. thev withheld froni them." . JA MfA [CA PAPERS. KINGSTON. JuNE 25.