... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Atrato, Captain Woolley, arrived on Wednesday, with the usual The 'sews from Jamaica for the fortnight has been centred in legislative matters. the most important of which was the 6•al settlement of ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Reports affirm that the Governor of Antigua has rendered himself extremely unpopular, in consequence of which • memorial has lieen forwarded to England, signed by the principal inhabitants of the island, his recall. The tomes occasioned ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Orinoco, arrived on Tuesday morning at live o'clock, from the West Indies, with the usual mails. ANTIC VA.— The filing Meng the coloured population has bees suppressed by a body of French troops, and ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail steam.ship La Plata. Captain William Allen. arrived at Southampton on Wednesday night, with the West India, Gulf of Mexico, Pacific, and Oriental American mails. At Jamaica business bad been doll. The produce-market had ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail Steam Packet Dee arrived at So•thamppton on Monday morning, with the West ladle and Gall of Mexico nails. Camara., in the State of Tamaulipas, Mezice, is still the hands of the iasuraenta. and is the of • ' Mexican officer ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail steam•ahip Magdalena arrived at Southampton on Tuesday, with the West Indian, Mexican, and Central American mails. Jamaica had been visited with heavy rains and gales of wind. The Spanish Town Railway was quite under water ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Trade eontinned dull at Josiah:a. The Legislature was steadily proceeding with business, but of no general interest to the colony. The session was expected to by the end of the year. Heavy rains had inundated several parts. &caning the ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Much excitement has been caused at Valparaiso by the arrival there of • Spanish war steamer, which anchored without saluting. It was supposed that she bad brought a demand on Chili, but no particulars had transpired. A revolution has ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal mail staam-pocket Medway attired at Smith. ampton on Tutiod..y. From Charms we learn that the tramway from Sitcom Bay wan advancing rapidly. The steamer Alabama, from New Orleans, and the steamers Cherokee and Empire City from ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Everything was reported tranquil at Ha-t, the Goverment being actively engaged in organising affairs. Quiet was restored at Valparaiso, after the late abortive utbresk. _ . . Everything was quiet at Coquimbo. Don Pedro Leon Gallo was ...

... WEST INDIES. The Paramstta still remained on shore. Popular riots, originating in some alleged public grievance, had occurred in the town of Falmouth, Jamaica ; two persons shot dead, and seversl others seriously wounded. Troops present from Kingston ...

... THE WEST INDIES Plymouth, Jan. 11.— The Royal Mail Steampacket Com- pany's steamship .Tas>nanian, from the West Indies, &c., arrived here at 2.15 p.m. to-day, and landed mails. She brings nineteen adult saloon passengers, 580,946 dollars in specie, and ...