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... WEST INDIES. There is nothing of much interest by the last arrival. Increasing interest is felt in the American contest, with reference both to sugar and cotton. Considerable remittances have been made by the coolie emigrants to their friends at home ...
... WEST INDIES. The Thames arrived at Southampton on Sunday, bringing the overdue West India and Pacific mails. The Thames has been absent from Southampton since the 17th of July last, and during the period of her outward and homeward passages, and her stay ...
... WEST INDIES. From British Guiana our accounts are to the 25th ult. The weather was excessively hot, and had been very dry for 8 or 10 days. Sugar making was general throughout the colony, and the canes had begun to give a better yield. Fever and influ ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica paper. noels of the dry weather. of went of at the Wald rota wee severely 1011. fnwo I.orie report • whirlalo.l, hiatusesl earth/leak., : hat flatware r of 11.. reetiewed. The lieutrwant-Govereor of ~.J eat 1, is of Mr. lathe Bremner ...
... WEST INDIES. Monday Morning.—Thc Pee has arrived with the West India and Gulf of Mexico mails. She brings specie value 1,073,5511 dollars on :reiglit, of which 78,t86 dollars are for Mexican Carmargo, in Tamanlipas (Mexico), is •till in the hands of the ...
... WEST INDIES. A native paper Rivet the (following alarming picture of domestic servants in the island of Jamaica : There is no cis:Mead country in the world in which inch a state of social squalor exists at in Jamaica. In England, a servant is too happy ...
... WEST INDIES. Very extraordinary weather had prevailed in the West Indies from the 19th to the 29th ult., and reports from the islands and Jamaica are that the wind., Were heavy from all quarters. Several yessela had put into St Thomas's dismsatesl ; and ...
... WEST INDIES. The Teriot West Indian steamer arrived at Southampton on Tuesday, with mails front St. Thoinaa's to the I sth June. The Jamaica news is to the 7th. Extraordinary rains had fallen in the last days of May, and caused inundations of an extensive ...
... WEST INDIES. Southampton, March 30.—The Tasmanian, with the West India and Pacific mails, has arrived. She brought 1.774,195 dole. in specie. She left St Thomas on the 17th March. The West India Islands generally were healthy. At Demerara the weather ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica accounts of the 13th ult. state, that the cholera had almost entirely disappeared. Much anxiety prevailed with reference to the vast decrease in the population of the island from the visitation. ...
... WEST INDIES. The Ale. of papers by the Themes are very barren or Interest ; some of them, however. give a more favourable account of the weather than we ham learned irons private source.; indeed. almost at the time of the mails leaving the drought appeared ...
... WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Sunday evetaing.—The West India and Pacific Company's steamship Californian, Captain Baker, arrived in the Mersey yesterday, with dates from Colon to the 6th, and Jamaica to the 11th inst. The Californian throughout the paiwage ...