... WEST INDIES. The Alert packet, with the West India mail, brings advices from Jamaica to the 19th ult.; Demerara to the 9th, Trinidad to the Bth, Barbadoes to the 9th, and Antigua to the 18th. The Jamaica papers confirm the capture and destruction of the ...

... WEST INDIES. The West India and Pacific Compiny’s steamship arrived in the Mersey Saturday forenoon. Port-au-Prince, Angnst 25.—Late advices state that severe fighting was going on there. The rebels were expected take Cape Hayti, and then to attack P ...

... WEST INDIES. Accounts from Havannah, via Germany, furnish, in the existing slate of Spanish affairs, some interesting particulars relative to the Island of Cuba, material a pi op to every Finance Minister of Madrid. General O’Donnel, the new Governor ...

... WEST INDIES. The fortA, Captain Chappell, Royal West India mail, arrived at Southampton on Tuesday, bringing mails to the following dates : Tampico, Nov. 22; Vera Cruz, Dec. 1; Havannah, Dec. 10; Honduras, Nov. 21; Jamaica, Dec. 9 ; Carthagena, Nov. 21; ...

... WEST INDIES. The House of Assembly of Jamaica bad boon actively engaged in local affairs, one of which, the improvement of the roads, excited considerable interest being much called for; a capitation tax appeal's likely to be established to defray the ...

... WEST INDIES, The mail s.s. Carribean, from Colon. Kingston, and Port-au-Prince, arrived at Liverpool yesterday. The news from Colon and Jamaica ia unimportant. Civil war continued at Hayti, where Samave was still besieging Aux Cayes. Tke presest coffee ...

... WEST INDIES, The Plantsgenet, belonging to the West In-lia and Company, arrived in the Mersey Friday .from Port au- Prince on the Sth inst. Her news is unimportant. Plymouth, Fob. 29.—The Royal mail steamer Atrato, from Thomas the 16th insta.it, '.as ...

... West Indies. From the British Colonies there is scarcely any nows. Some sickness prevailed in Jamaica and the C'uiuna 'limes makes this complaint Our prospects of immigration cannot said to have brightened. It exactly cue year since her Majesty's Government ...

... WEST INDIES. From West Indies have the cheerin'; intelligence that the sugar crop has been abundant, greater than it has been for several years past. More sugar has been manufactured, indeed, than could be conveyed home by the munl>er of vessels sent ...

... WEST INDIES. ARRIVAL OF THE AVON, AND LOSS OF THE ACT JEON. Southampton, Dec. 12. —The Royal Mail Company’s steam-ship Avon, Captain Strutt, arrived here at ten o'clock this day, bring all the West Indian, &c. mails. She has brought on freight, it is ...

... WEST INDIES. Litsbpool, May 2& -The Cuban steamer, from CoJom April 30; Kingston, May 7; Port-au-Prince. May 10, has arrived, being two days later from the latter port. General Salnave beinj; hemmed in the revolntionaiy forces, the foreign residents had ...

... WEST INDIES. The mail steamer Darien arrived in the Mersey yesterday. Her dates are from Port an-Prince, August 8. _ _ was still before Aux Cayss. He suffered defeat August 1. A steamer left Port-au- Prince for Anx Caycs with supplies on the 7th. The ...