... UIYFE IN AMERICA. EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST INDIES THE SITUATION IN HAVANA.. BY CABLU. FROM otIS OWN OIlsRXoPOD]SNT. NMW YOR]K, SENDAY.-Four hundred Greeks and twenty-six Americans sailed yesterday one board the French Transatlantic liner Gaseogne to take ...

... 1882, compared with September, 1881, was 126-0 per cent. in quantity; to British India, 124-8 per cent.; and to British West Indies, 67-G. On the other hand, there Wais a decrease in the exports in September, 1882, compared with 1881, of 43-4 per cent ...

... Hope M, Waddell, Missionary from Ja- maica, addressed the Hlouse. He reviewed the history of the Scottish Missions in the West Indies, and furnished an account of its present condition. IHe chewed that in a Classical Academy established in Jamaica, Nogro ...

... 1S87 per cent. The largest decreases ?? Philippine Islands, 73Q0 per cent.; Foreign West Indies, 43 6 per cent.: Argentine Republic, 39-9 per cent.; and Brirish West Indies, 385 per cent. The total is a decrease of only 2-7 per centc Contrasting the eight ...

... the Canaries, inorease, 63'9 per cent.; Foreign West Indies, increase, 2li6 per cent.; U.S. of Colombia, 24-0 per Cent.; and Brazil, 2316 per cent. ; and the places wbich have fallen off ?? West Indies, 31S0 per cent.; British East Indies, 28'4 per cent ...

... but to be maintained in peace, quiet, and security. THE WEST INDIES. By the arrival of the mail steamer Severn, at South- ampton, on Sundays. we are in possession of advices from the West Indies and Mexico from the 8th to the 19th February. The cargo ...

... merehan- dise for Hamburg. TfllE WEATHER IN THE WEST INDIES AND IN THE ArLANTIC. The Magdalcin airrived yesterday with tile West India mails. Left St. Thomas on the Ist inst. The wreather in the West Indies has been of the most ex' trnordinary nature. At ...

... political, and so- cial servitude to that of comparative freedom, which xvas experienced by the negro population of the West Indies on the passing of the Emancipation bill, led, as mighthave been expected, to partial excesses amongst a race who had been ...

... Ceylon, Iadia, and China. 2d and 17th of every month , for British colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras, Bahamas, and Bersiuda), toreign colonies in West Indies (except Havannah and St. jno de Cuba), Vcnezucla and Madeira 2d of xcery month only ...

... relief to the Mediterranean, in lieu of five going thence to the West Indies, to relieve one regi- ment at New lirtlusivick, one reginment in Canada, two regiments in tile West Indies, and one regiment in Bermuda; in all, five regiments to come ?? M4SUS ...

... Enfants De France. THE WEST INDIES AND CANADA. News from Barbadoes states that a letter, addressed to the lion. Francis Hi-icks, tha Governor of the Board of T''r'ad' at Quebc, on tire subject of recip- rneal trade with tire West Indies, has been publisheri ...

... the insects harbotai-ig :beneath the boughs. THE BREAD FRIJeT.-In the East and West Indies it grows to a very large size, anrl is eaten by the natives In the West' Indies it is less eaten than in the East Indies; but the seeds, when 'roasted like chestunti ...