... THE WEST INDIES. BARBADOS, Deo. 9. Crops are looking vigorous, the weather being generally cool and favourable to health. Preparations are being made for the annual exhibition of native agricultural pro- ductions. The House of Assembly ia in session. ...

... THE WEST INDIES, TO THK EDITOR OP THK MORNING POST. I Sir, — In a leading article of to-day, you give Lord PaJ- I merston the merit, due to him, of reducing the slave trade !to a mere bagatelle. Bat you add, that if the squadron were ! withdrawn, to protect ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (Renter's Telegram.) PLYMOUTH, Sunday. The Royal Mail Steam-ship Company's steamer Seine, from the West Indies, has arrived here with _ 1 passengers, G3 sacks of mails, treasure valued at £1,800,740, and 1,174 packages of cargo. Among ...

... WEST INDIES vai uf the Californian mail we have dates ?? . West Indies to tin 29th ult., being four days ?? that recently received at Southampton. I.' ?? ?? ragiugfearfolly in Kingston, busi- -1 ...

... THE WEST INDIES. [eeuter's telegram.] NEW YORK, July 24. Intelligence from Havana published here to-day reports the occurrence of earthquake shocks at Hayti on the sth and 7th inst. , at St. Vincent on the 24th and 25th June, and Trinidad on the 29th ...

... THE WEST INDIES. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. [A portion of the following appeared, by Electric Telegraph, in our first impression of yesterday] : — SOUTHAMPTON, Monday. The following items of West India news have come to hand by the steamer Oriaoco, which ...

... THE WEST INDIES (Ratter's Telegram.) PLYMOUTH, Wednesday. t..vl Maii Steam-packet Company's, - Neva, frem the West Indies. &c, has tf.'\'V-CT +* c ' : J here with 185 passengers, 62 sacks of i tfr !, g2 488.0-4- in specie, and 4.( X_B packages of n,al ...

... THE WEST INDIES. JAMAICA, March 10. Theisland enjoys excelletthrakh. Hairs Lave be*n favour. atie for the cultivation, and sugar crop j rotpects are good ▲ Lrge exodus is taking place of labourers from the Panama Canal, tiie Costa P;ca Railway, _nl Mexico ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We have advices from Jamaica to the 12th ult. The cholera had quite subsided in Port Royal and St. Catherine's. In Kingston the cases were few, and the hos- pitals contained few patients. In the country districts, however, it was raging ...

... THE WEST INDIES. [REUTERS TELEGRAM. J NEW YORK, Oct. 14. A telegram from St. Thomas, published by the Herald, announces that intelligence has reached there from the neighbouring British island of Tortola, stating that fears were entertained there of the ...

... commodity, but no; perish the West Indies but let us have cheap sugar ! was the cry not only of the public but of the Governments also, chiefly Radical, supported by Mr. Gladstone. The commencement of the mm of the West Indies then illo^ically inaugurated ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Reuters Telegram.) LIVERPOOL, Sunday. The steamer American arrived here to-day with dates from Kingston to Jan. 18. Hostilities still continued between the British troops and volunteers and the Indians at Hon- duras. Sir Peter Grant had ...