... THE WEST INDIES. The Trent arrived at Southampton on Wednesday with the usual West Indian mails. ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The last accounts from Jamaica represent the feelings and conduct of the emancipated slaves in very unfavorable light. The whole of the agricultural business of the island is out of joint, owing to the unqualified emancipation of the ...

... WEST INDIES. From Jamaica we learn that the cholera was again raging in that island, particularly in Westmoreiam*. Twenty-one corpses were lying uninterred at Savan >h Maro. The young cane crop is said to be in very flourishing condition, bat throughout ...

... THE WEST INDIES. St. Nazaim*. Jena 16.—The steamer Panama ar* rieed here. Bar date* are—Colon, Jane let; St. Martha, lib; Martinique, 10th. ...

... THE WEST INDIES. her Majesty’s ship Hope, arrived off Falmouth, have accounts from the West Indies a few days la»er than before. The dates from Barbadoes are to the 14th February, when they say, We are pleased lo hear that our agricultural labourers are ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Frida r.—The Venezuelan arrived here to-day from Colon and Jamaica, having left the former port February Ist, and Kingston on the 7fh. Sir P. Grant had returned from Honduras. Hostilities continued in Honduras. The Indians ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Swift paobet has brought the usual files of papers from the West India islands. The dates are, from Jamaica the 29th of July, from Demerara to the 18th of July, from Trinidatto the 17th of July, and from Antigua to the 2lst of July ...

... WEST INDIES. loivo file Antigua Papers as late a d.ito Jane 2(i. The Houses of Legislature had met, arid the House Assembly had resolved itself into committee for consolidating the Slave Laws* Mr. Priest, the proprietor of the Free Press, had been released ...

... WEST INDIES Trinidad papeis to the beginning of October were yesterday received. They contain account of a disturbance at Port of Spain* mob of'2oo persons having assembled in front the Government House, in consequence of it being generally understood ...

... WEST INDIES. Southampton, Thursday.—The steam-ship Great Wettern arrived here this evening from the West Indie*. Sbe brings specie, value 482,949 dole., 29,431 dols. of which are account of Mexican dividends, and fifty-five passengers. The route from ...

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... THE WEST INDIES. On the state of general business at Jamaica De Cordora reports the accounts which reached us of the fall in the price of sugars, and the large slocks held in New York had damping efftd on our market, hut the almost unprecedented rise ...