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... WEST INDIES. The 'Tyne' arrived at Southampton on Thursday evening. Weal India unimportant. At Trinidad weather very wet. At Barbadoes rain wanted. Valparaiso letters of Jane lot, report business small, and unsatisfactory. Freights to Liverpool. £4. The ...
... WEST INDIES. There is nothing of much interest by the last arrival. Increasing interest is felt in the American contest, with reference both to sugar and cotton. Considerable remittances have been made by the coolie emigrants to their friends at home ...
... WEST INDIES. The Thames arrived at Southampton on Sunday, bringing the overdue West India and Pacific mails. The Thames has been absent from Southampton since the 17th of July last, and during the period of her outward and homeward passages, and her stay ...
... WEST INDIES. Bv the papers to the Ist lost., brought from Jamaica be the steam ship Cambria, which arrived at Liverpool on Fridav evening, perceive that the cholera is rapidlv diminishing throughout the island, although some of the country districts several ...
... WEST INDIES. SHIPWRECK, AND LOSS OF GOO LIVES. The West India mail steamer Shannon arrived at Southampton on Wednesday nioruing. The French transport ship Resource has been wrecked, forty miles south of Valparaiso. It is reported only five were saved ...
... WEST INDIES, The Plantsgenet, belonging to the West In-lia and Company, arrived in the Mersey Friday .from Port au- Prince on the Sth inst. Her news is unimportant. Plymouth, Fob. 29.—The Royal mail steamer Atrato, from Thomas the 16th insta.it, '.as ...
... WEST INDIES. From British Guiana our accounts are to the 25th ult. The weather was excessively hot, and had been very dry for 8 or 10 days. Sugar making was general throughout the colony, and the canes had begun to give a better yield. Fever and influ ...
... WEST INDIES, The mail s.s. Carribean, from Colon. Kingston, and Port-au-Prince, arrived at Liverpool yesterday. The news from Colon and Jamaica ia unimportant. Civil war continued at Hayti, where Samave was still besieging Aux Cayes. Tke presest coffee ...
... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica nows the Tasmanian is not of extensive interest. The principal subject the return of the revenue of the island, which has just been presented the Government. Sir John Grant thought that very few people knew in how wretched state ...
... WEST INDIES. In Demcrara yellow fever ia still haunting the shipping; crowding the hospital with seamen, and the hotels with the captains and officers, many of whom have already fallen victims this fearful scourge. The new Governor of Jamaica, Sir Henry ...
... WEST INDIES. Advices from Havanna state that the slave trade is still openly carried on, under the sanction of the Governor- General : Another cargo of slaves has been landed near Trinidad. The mother of Facciolo, the printer of the revolutionary paper ...
... WEST INDIES. Cholera has subsided in Kingston, Port Royal, and Spanish Town, but continues rage in other parts of the Island of Jamaica. In mercantile letter, dated Kingston, November 30, the writer says—* I am happy to say that cholera has very much ...