... DANISH WEST INDIES. EFrom Our Correspondent. Nxwv YORE, May 1.-The NVewi York Times fur- nishes a curious explanation of the inward signifi- cance of Secretary Elihu Root's, warning atI the ,Grant Monument Association dinner last Friday in connection ...

... Co., they intended to appoint a representative to go to the West Indies. That gentleman wonld interview the ?? merchants and manuEac. turers of Bristol, so that he might go to the West Indies as early as possible well equipped with all the information ...

... to the West Indies one and a half millions worth consisted of I articles which were the staple trades of Bristol, Let them take the trades dealing with imports, Cocoa i he believed stood at the top of the list of exports from Lthe West Indies to this ...

... appointsa representative to go to the west Indies toace what couid be done. ?? b E that representative would bo introducei by Elder. oa, Dempster, and Co., aind through other channels, to the brat hI bt people in the West Indies. He, or they, supposing there ...

... 8. in the great national struggle. It was to be hoped j_ that the West Indies would endeavour to copy the ot example of Australia aecordirg to the comparative as means of the West Indies. -f their soldiers were ia sent over to be trained with the Imperial ...

... from New healaud,-(ueeneland, and tue West Indies -spoke. ire. Wray, of Taranaki, said the Colonies wou'd lik to see the old Country more aireast oi the times. Bro. Quinlaa, of St. Lucia, said Forestry in the West Indies Indies knew nodistinctionmtof colour ...

... trgle. it. was to be hoped that the West Indies would endeavour to copy the ex- zwie of Australia according to the com- arative mezns of the West Indies. With !c:rd to increased means of oommnnication w~eh the West Indies, nothing the Colonial (Oce could ...

... portions of the West Indies vhere the soil was so rich that cocoa, coffee, and fruit trees I could be adrantageously eultivated. All he asked vas atsistance and encouragement at the hands of English- I men in England. They in the West Indies were British ...

... yet the fate of the armies under the comnnand of Lord Roberts is of as deer interest to the sleepy little towns of the West Indies as to the great capitals of the Empire. The daily bulletins of the progress of the war that come from New York, and are ...

... giving the Imports from ?? the exports to the West Indies and the values pte alnum. From this statermont it twill be gleaned that the produce and the manufactures of the ?? Kingdom sent to the West Indies are covered by the whole of the industries above ...

... -It was in Miay of last year when I first SuggeSbed that the only way to fight tl- foreign bounty system and to save the West Indies from ultimate ruin, was to utiiise the im- perial guarantee for the purpose of raising the neeeassary funds to promote ...

... was to be hoped that the West Indies would en- A deavour to copy the example of Australia, according to the comparative means of the West Indies. With th n regard to the Increased means of oommunlcation to a with the West Indies, nothing the Colonial Office ...