... WEST INDIES. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 26. The Tasmanian arrived here this evening from the West Indies, with treasure valued at 882,946 dole. She experienced flue weather to the morning of the 20th, when violent gales set in from the westward, accompanied by terrific ...

... WEST INDIES. The negro Emperor and Empress of Hayti were crowned on the 18th ultimo. The Imperial crown cost thirty dollars. The Empress was originally vender of fish. A correspondent of a London paper says:— 4 You could not, in your good city, produce ...

... WEST INDIES. In the islands of Jamaica, Porto Rico, Barbadoes, and Antigua the crops will be short. At Trinidad, Tobago, and Grenada the crops will be larger than last year, particularly in Grenada, which is flourishing, with increasing trade and extending ...

... WEST INDIES. Advices from Port-au-Prince complain strongly of alleged neglect on the part of the English squadron at the West Indian station in not taking any measures for the protection of our merchants that place during the excitement amongst all Europeans ...

... WEST INDIES. Advices from Port-au-Prince complain strongly of alleged neglect on the part of the English squadron at the West Indian station m not taking any measures for the protection of our merchants at that place during the excitement amongst all ...

... WEST INDIES. The coffee crop hi Costa Rica, well in Guatemala Salvador, promises to eacellent. Considerable discoveries of opal tomes have been made recently in Honduras, especially in Erandique, and the Government had deemed it necessary to pass decree ...

... WEST INDIES. Plymouth, February 29.—The Royal mail steamer Atralo, from St Thomas on the IGth instant, has arrived here. At Thomas frequent light shocks of earthquake occurred, also occasional cases of yellow fever and cholera. The Danish authorities ...

... WEST INDIES. The La Plata with the West India and South Pacific mails, arrived at Southampton on Wednesday. There is no news of importance from the West Indies. The yellow fever was Antigua, and the bishop had died. The weather throughout the islands ...

... WEST INDIES. The small-pox is still raging in Jamaica; but vaccination has been much resorted to, and consequently the disease has been checked in many parishes. St. Kitt’s papers contain a letter from the Rev. Mr. Rock, of Anguilla, wherein a most h ...

... WEST INDIES. .. lio West Indian and Pacific mail steamer La Plata ai i Southampton on Saturday. Chinese immigi • : continue arrive in large numbers at Demerara, it gratifying to learn that many brought their families with them. The weather in the islands ...

... WEST INDIES. The Magdalena steam-ship has brought news that the yellow fever prevailed at Kingston. St. Thomas, and Port Royal. At the latter place Commodore M' ...

... WEST INDIES, Cholera lingers still the north siilo of Jamaiea. some districts it has re-ai>penrcil, bat notin a very virulent form. In the parish St. John, about thirteen miles from Spanish Town, there had been many deaths since its rc appearance. In ...