... WEST INDIES. The La Plata with the West India and South Pacific mails, arrived at Southampton on Wednesday. There is no news of importance from the West Indies. The yellow fever was Antigua, and the bishop had died. The weather throughout the islands ...

... WEST INDIES. The small-pox is still raging in Jamaica; but vaccination has been much resorted to, and consequently the disease has been checked in many parishes. St. Kitt’s papers contain a letter from the Rev. Mr. Rock, of Anguilla, wherein a most h ...

... WEST INDIES. .. lio West Indian and Pacific mail steamer La Plata ai i Southampton on Saturday. Chinese immigi • : continue arrive in large numbers at Demerara, it gratifying to learn that many brought their families with them. The weather in the islands ...

... WEST INDIES, Cholera lingers still the north siilo of Jamaiea. some districts it has re-ai>penrcil, bat notin a very virulent form. In the parish St. John, about thirteen miles from Spanish Town, there had been many deaths since its rc appearance. In ...

... WEST INDIES. Serious disturbanees have occurred at Dominica, caused by the black population becoming alarmed at the taking of the census on the 3d of June, which they conceived to be preliminary to the re-establishment of slavery. Having collected in ...

... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica nows the Tasmanian is not of extensive interest. The principal subject the return of the revenue of the island, which has just been presented the Government. Sir John Grant thought that very few people knew in how wretched state ...

... WEST INDIES. In Demcrara yellow fever ia still haunting the shipping; crowding the hospital with seamen, and the hotels with the captains and officers, many of whom have already fallen victims this fearful scourge. The new Governor of Jamaica, Sir Henry ...

... WEST INDIES. Advices from Havanna state that the slave trade is still openly carried on, under the sanction of the Governor- General : Another cargo of slaves has been landed near Trinidad. The mother of Facciolo, the printer of the revolutionary paper ...

... WEST INDIES. Cholera has subsided in Kingston, Port Royal, and Spanish Town, but continues rage in other parts of the Island of Jamaica. In mercantile letter, dated Kingston, November 30, the writer says—* I am happy to say that cholera has very much ...

... WEST INDIES. From Jamaica the accounts are to the 7th June, from which we learn that the island had been favored with a season of remarkable prosperity. The Indian Coolies were affording the utmost satisfaction to their employers by their peaceable and ...

... WEST INDIES. The Jamaica Legislature was opened the 4th of November by the Governor. The general health the island was good. Business was dull. At Bar bad*-es the weather continued favourable for the planters, and the cane* look promising. The fever was ...

... WEST INDIES. The islands are more healthy than they have been for considerable time. In Barbadoes the cholera has nearly disappeared. Dropping cases occur now and then in the rural districts, but their severity is much mitigated. Trinidad, however, still ...