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... WEST INDIES. have advices from Turk's Island to the 10th ultimo. The weather was tine, and salt making very good. The stock of salt on hand had increased to 90,000 bushels, and it was selling at Bc. A correspondent in Bermuda, writing on the 12th July ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Jan. 24.—The Csrriheau has arrived here. Her dates are—Colon, Dec. 24; Carlbegena, Dec. Kingston, Jan. 2; Port au-Priace, Jan. 5. Her new a is nnimpo. tant. ...
... WEST INDIES. The steamer Mexican, from Port Prince on July 18th. arrived Liverpool this morning. -Tast before tsaring Port au Prince the rebellion bad broken out ‘afresh, and the greater portion of Gonaives had hern destroyed by fire the rebels. was feared ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Tlie Went lodito and Pacific Company’a steamer Cohan arrived in the Mersey on Saturday, from Portso-Prince on Aagost 2G*.h. Late advice* state that severe tvas oin ...
... WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Thursdsy. The West Indian, from the West Indie*, here, bringing dates from Colon to October 7, and Jamaica, November 1. An attempt was being msds remove the Chief Magistrate Bowerbank from lbs Kingston bench. The duty on rum had ...
... WEST INDIES. Somßairrro*, Mar 26. The Royal Mail Steamship Company's s. Donro, Captain Devin, with the Australian mails, arrived this evening. She left Peter Island cn the 14th. and made one of the qaiekeat passages on record. She experienced strong winds ...
... THE WEST INDIES Replyinc eorrrwpondcnt. who drew Ibo Colonial Si'cretarr’i attention to the rumoured proposed cession the West Indies to the I’niled States, th© following letter, dated tlto 6th mst . has been rrreivad : iG. Lyttelton desin>s roe to a ...
... WEST INDIES. Liveufool, Friday.—Telegiams received LI verpool uudtrwrit-rs, conlinning news of disasters st Ht. Thomas, state that tho crew cf tho Rhone were loaf, and part the crew the Wye. and only 12 passengers steamer for Southampton wero raved. MAIL ...
... THE WEST INDIES. Hahi. —An encounter bad taken place between the Government forces and tbe Revolutionists, in which the latter had been defeated. Tranquillity was restored. Jamaica.— The Government had rendered itself very unpopular by the proposition ...
... THE WEST INDIES. SoeTH oipton, Fr.a. IV.—The Atrato, with the West India and Pacidc mail', arrived here this afternoon, with fil passengers and 1,010.702 dollars in specie. She left St. Thomas on tbe lit inat. Yellow fever, dcra, and small pox still prorated ...
... WEST INDIES. St. Nazaim, Sept. 22.—The Transatlantic Company V steamer Monde, from the West Indies, arrived here to-day, with 67 paseengers. Hrr dates are, Colon, Sept. Ist; St. Marlas, Sept. 3, and Martinique, Sept. Btb. Alexandria. Sept. (Momii.no) ...
... WEST INDIES. Dates by the Magdalena have not been given, but she left St. Thomas’s on the Is tins She has six passengers and 880,000 dols. in specie. The islands are generally healthy. There has been a reaction in business and prices are higher. the December ...