... THE WEST INDIES. The West India and Pacific mail has arrived, tad brings intelligence that in Peru great prepntioas were making to celebrate the anniver- ry of the country's independence. Some dissatidal:lion has arisen in the navy in consequence Mr. ...

... WEST INDIES. The from Jamaica acquaint as that the cholera had oot eatirety left that Weal At Haro•er sod Westmoreland it had bruises out oasis, carrying its rictim., which fortuoatoly wore but very kw, in about two boors. BELMUNI. The &Van ministry given ...

... WEST INDIES. The fent them WA received are of a what chanty Al New Providence. • enere um copenned on the WM of September, win* and damaged of the homers broke the Mambos of the of their Mine. shipwreck* had seesawed we the key. or Mall adjacent. The ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Avon (•)„ 'last, arrived at Southampton en day, from the West Indies. The Arse espaliered inuder,ite westerly winds, with Ilse weather asserelly. Since the morning the Itth L, the Slip has boa propelled with hut see eerie sod ens ...

... WEST INDIES. The royal Clyde ha* arrived irsilt intellr.enre the Weg het date. are Antisua 1.0 MAy Mar the 31.4. ttarhallor. to June the SBiot Utre. and St. Itnerent Jour Lin .8.8.1 sant. Cbri%gopher Itt June Shy 3,1, a.sJ anl I.• June ilk* . J•11•ICA ...

... THE WEST INDIES. It will no doubt be In the recollection of some of our readers that, a few weeks since ' we announced that a Courtmartial had been ordered by the authorities of Jamaica, to be held on Capt. John M'Causland, commander of his Majesty's ...

... interests in the West Indies. We sincerely trust that Lord John Russell has already taken care to intimate in the strongest manner that these hitherto independent, though insignificant, po o pnlations of coloured races in the West Indies are to he , if ...

... TILE WEST INDIES. The following intelligence has been received at the Admiralty :— Outbreak in Jamaica is completely quelled, and no reinforcements of any kind are required. U.M.S. Bulldog lost at Cape No lives loot. ...

... HURRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. A correspondent on board a steamer at St. Thomas gives tire following detail* of the des• tructive hurricane which swept over that island on the 13th September :—.• About four o'clock in the afternoon of the 12th the weather ...

... TILE EARTHQUAKE IN TILE WEST INDIES. You have, no doubt, received full accounts of the great hurricane which occurred at St. Thomas on the 29th or October, but this mail will probably convey to England the first news of the disastrous earthquake by which ...

... New SLAT' TRADE IN INVIA.—The new slave trade ander tt • name of CecOie emigration to the West Indies, appears to be producing those fruits which its promoters all along calculated upon, and its opponents predicted. The evil is become so flagrant as to ...

... apprenticeship for ten years. This was a mistake. Since the system of apprenticeship had ceased, the neg.), being landed iu the West Indies, was placed on .0e same level with the free coloured population. As the Brazils had refused to assess,. to the request of ...