... WEST INDIES. the arrival of the West India mail we learn, that from Jamaica there is little news of interest. The island was healthy ; affairs were dull. A considerable decline had taken place in breadstuffs. The supplies of sugar were insufficient for ...

... WEST INDIES The Jatnaioa House of Assembly have come into strong collision with, Council, and voted that they would not pass any bill raising a revenue beyond the loth.of February, till a measure of retrenchment, consonant with the impoverished conditlibii ...

... WEST INDIES. Our general pects, we rejoice to say, continue brightening. 85;: has ‘d&:f:'m arrival of the puket. for 3s. per ewt. more it would have fetched i it had been offered the day previously to her arrival, The crop for the present year will exhibit ...

... WEST INDIES. The mail from the West Indies brings very good commercial intelligence, and the largest export of sugar ever made from British Guiana for single season was completed the close of the year. Production had also increased in some of the other ...

... WEST INDIES. The Earl of Desaht inquired from the noble Duke the Colonial Secretary whether an arrangement had not been recently made for the withdrawal of troops from the smaller , West India Islands The Duke of Newcastle replied that the troops had ...

... WEST INDIES. The Trinidad Standard eetimatea the probable amount of sugar likely reach the home market, as the crop from that island for 1846, at 32,000 hhda,—a decrease on the past year of 1,266, and 2,000 hhds. short of what might have been expected ...

... WEST INDIES. The Tasmania, from South America and the West Indies, anchored in Plymouth Sound on Saturday. There news of importance from the West India Islands, with the exception that shocks of earthquake continued to be felt at St Thomas up to the departure ...

... WEST INDIES. Great excitement prevailed in Kingston, Jamaica, on the 25th of April, in consequence of a discovery having been made that two coloured men, escaped slaves, were board the American steamer El Paraguay, bound from Charleston to Monte Video ...

... WEST INDIES. The Royal .Mail steamer Magdalena arrived at Southampton on Saturday, with the West India mails. The cholera bad broken out in Porto Rico. It reached Areeiho on New Year's Day, and bad produced, up the 12th January, terrible ravages. The ...

... WEST INDIES. It is rumoured that serious disturbances have taken place among the troops at St. Jago de Cuba, or some other port in the eastern department of Havanna. It is related that company was called out to witness punishment, but the corporals refused ...

... WEST INDIES. The mail steamship Mexican arrived at Liverpool Monday, with dates from Port-au-Prince to August 24. Salnave was still before Auxcayea, which place continued to hold out. His two steamers had returned to Aaxcayes damaged. The rebel steamers ...

... WEST INDIES. The ■ Kingston Journal,’ December 30. glad to say that the cholera is the decrease m of Montego Bay. Most of the cases yield to mcdical trcatment. The epidemic is gradually leaving tie par Vere, in some districts only one death occurring ...