... WEST INDIES, Letters from Havannah state that there have been negro insurrections on six estates at Cardenas, Cuba. Many lives were lost, but the Governiment suppresses all the particulars. A private letter says that the. insurrection ‘is a concerted ...

... WEST INDIES Havanna letters state that another slaver has been able to elude the English cruizers, and land some 850 Africans near Sagua la Grande, taking advantage of the temporary absence of her Majesty’s mail steamer Buzzard, which had been lying off ...

... WEST INDIES, Accounts from Panama allude to an abortive attempt at revolution, the chief object of which was to separate the Isthmus from the republic of New Grenada, and to form an independent republic under the name of New Columbia. The contemplated ...

... WEST INDIES. Accounts from Jamaica state that the greatest distress prevails in all parts of the island. Two English brigs had arrived at Jamaica to load with passengers for Australia. Advices from Ilavannah announce that the excitement existing in that ...

... WEST INDIES. The Spanish part of Hayti is in open insurrection, the population having taken up arms to effect a forcible scparation. Three vessels recently landed 700 fugitives at Jacmel from the city of St. Domingo; and a greater number will evacuate ...

... WEST INDIES, In Dominica, there has been a serious insurrection among the negroes on the leeward side of the island. It broke out in violeut resistance offered to the enumerators employed to take the census. The negroes had somehow got it into their heads ...

... WEST INDIES. We learn from Jamaica that £20,000 are to be appropriated to the introduction of East Indian immigrants, and a further sum of £20,000 for the introduction of Chinese labourers, A memorial to both Houses of the Imperial I'arliament had been ...

... WEST INDIES. * Jamaica advices to the 26th ultimo, state that the island vras healthy and business mewhat slack. The sugar crop was over, and the greater part of the produce shipped, a considerable quantity which had been consigned to the United States ...

... WEST INDIES. correspondence from St. Domingo, published the American journals, furnishes with long details the immense losses experienced the Haiti army in the battles of Santome, Cainbroual, and Larga. These losses were so considerable that it was impossible ...

... WEST INDIES. The news from the West Indian Islands is unimportant. The elections at Jamaica were drawing close, and were unfavourable to the Government. Business was dull ', public health good. At the weather was fine. Trade was stagnant, with no prospect ...

... WEST INDIES. The advices from Jamaica are to the 11th December. There no news. Cholera still lingered in St. Kill’s, but has almost abated its ravages in the West Indies generally. Subscriptions were in progress in the colonies in aid of the Patriotic ...

... WEST INDIES. Asiatic cholera, in its worst form has re appeared in the West Indies, especially in Jamaica, Barbadocs and British Guiana; and what is somewhat extraordinary, it appears from the despatches, that on this occasion, the higher classes have ...