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... stating that there is no ground for the suggestion made in some quarters that there is a possibility of the cession of the West Indies to another Power. With reference to the feeling in those Colonies on the subject of the withdrawal of the British troops ...
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... WEST, INDIES. Plymouth, Tuesday.— The Bnlfinch, three doable screw gun vessel, Commander M Lloyd, was at Port Auprince on the Ist Inst. She was to have proceeded Bermuda, bat was detained through the unsettled state of affairs in Hayti. The Jackmel was ...
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... THE WEST INDIES. Port-au Princf, Aug. 25.—Salnave is still before Aux Cayes, which place still holds out. His two steamers have returned to Aux Caycs damaged. The rebel steamers Quaker City and Florida have bombarded Goriaves, raised the blockade, and ...
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... WEST INDIES. Her Majesty’s war steamers Icarus and Hydra had arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica, with crews, Two Cuban slavers had been captured, and taken to Port Royal. —_— ...
... WEST INDIES. Mr. Algernon .\«pioa‘.l, Secretary 01 the Weal lnd:a(. uncoil lev. lean jddrv iacxl the truer ChainU-iUia, regarding tbe saulcmrni ut It-vi pr.aoiu rsiii certain the West Imli Idaini* : ( have the honuur t>» ackn-cwledge the receipt of letter ...
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... THE WEST INDIES. St. Vincent, Jan. 9. —We are just quieting down after suppressing a negro insurrection. The negro outbreak has upset us all here. The rascals were absolutely allotting out our wives and dividing the sugar estates among them, to be taken ...
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