... WEST INDIES. A telegram from the Mauritius, dated 18th ult. states the fever was disappearing-, and that freights to London were advancing, the quotation 455. ° ...

... THE WEST INDIES. DEMERARA.—The health of the colony was good. Clean bills of health were being issued. Weather was dry planters, and there was but little produce for shipment. ...

... WEST INDIES. Plymouth, Jan. 26th.—The Donro left St. Thomas on the 13th inst, with about 66 passengers. The earthquakes had ceased when she touched at St. Thomas on her homeward voyage. Plymouth, 26th Jan., 1 a.m.—The Douro, with West India, Pacific, ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Southampton, Ist Jrs*. —The Shannon, with the Brazil anil River Plate mails, has arrived. She brings £13,000 in specie. Huknos, Atbes Apbil 26th.—The war in the interior has terminated. The national troops defeated the rebels in a decisive ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We understand that instructions h»ve been sent out by the last packet to the governors of our West Indian possessions to have the existing naval and military defences of the colonies placed in the most efficient state, and to make whatever ...

... WEST INDIES. The Mail steamer Californian arrived Queenstown yesterday. Her dates are Jamaica October 2nd ; Port-au-Prince 6th. The Californian anticipates the Royal Mail steamers advices by two days. Health Jamaica, good, and trade fair. Sugar making ...

... WEST INDIES. Parana has brought 1,700,000 dols. in specie, of which 517,000 dols. is in gold, and the remainder silver. The dates trom Demerara are September 10th, and St. Thomas September 15th. The Parana has also brought mails from Mexico and the Pacific ...

... WEST INDIES. From Guatemala we learn the House of Representatives of the treaty between Guatemala and Spain. bad approved A fair cotton crop was an ticipated at Nicaragua and Sal- A fair yield was also expected, and in the event of no polit! ical disturbance ...

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... THE WEST INDIES. Latest accounts from St. Thomas report the people all living in the open air, and over 100 shocks of earthquake and volcanic eruption. ...

... OZ WEST INDIES. Tum appeared in our Seeond of last evening :— (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) ee anseasonabie, causing much sickness. Constant despa tch of vessels diminishing disposable ton- nage. Barbad oes sugar selling at 38s. the 100lbe. Busi- ness guiet at ...

... WEST INDIES. IVERPOOL, American, from on January-5th, and Port-an-Prince. Januaty heré She brings the, large quantity o a doks, - Storkes: had ‘not. in amaica wheh’ fhe ‘América left: All was on the island. The for the'trial of the: political is to be ...