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... WEST INDIES. The mail steamer Trent, which arrived at Southa:optou on Sunday, has brought advices from Jamaica to tte rah tilt, Hayti to the 10th, and from St. Thomas'a to tLe besides South American mails brought to Panama, with a considerable amount ...
... WEST INDIES. - ------- ARRIVAL OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER THAZIRS: By the Raga Steam-packet Company's ship Thames, Captain Hut, which arrived at Southampton yesterday morning at five o'clock, from the West Indies, we have received intelligence from Tampico ...
... WEST INDIES. The mail steamer Trent, which arrived at Southampton on Sunday .fterutton, !UR hrought about £250,000 in gpecie, and accounts from Vera Cruz to the 16th ult., from Jamaica toythe 224, from Barb does , o the 27th, and from St. Thomas's to ...
... WEST INDIES. the Seagull packet, which arrived at Falmouth Thureday evening, we have advices from Demerara the January, and from the West India Islands of newer dates. The labourers on plantation Rome-and-Houstoun had returned their work, as well various ...
... WEST INDIES. One island in the West Indies is said to have disappeared during the late dreadful earthquake. The hills in Antigua, as seen from the sea, appeared to be in motion. We therefore anticipate more disastrous news from the beautiful isles of ...
... WEST INDIES. Falmootb, Not. 18. The Royal Mail Company’s steamer Clyde arrived here this morning from the West Indies, and, after landing her mails, proceeded immediately for Southampton. Iler dates are—St. Thomas, Oct. *24—Bermuda, instant—Fayal, instant ...
... WEST INDIES The papers from the West Indies contain little general news beyond rather favourable accounts of the plantations in the several islands. In Jamaica, Barbadoes, and Trinidad, the supply of rain, though abundant, had not been at all to vegetation ...
... WEST INDIES. The Royal West India mail packet Tay, Captain Sharp, from the West Indies, &c., arrived at Southampton, and landed her mails, under the charge of Lieut. Densten, R.N-, Admiralty Agent. The Tay brings 80 passengers, among whom are Sir Henry ...
... WEST INDIES. • At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, held on Thursday, Walter Buchanan, Esq., in the chair, the fol- lowing resolutions were moved by Mr. A. S. Dalglish. and seconded by the Dean of Guild, and unanimously adopted by the Chamber .-— ...
... WEST INDIES. Lord STANLEY moved the following select committee on West India colonies :—Lord Stanley, Mr. Pakington, Viscount Howick, Mr. Godson, Sir Eardley Wilmot, Mr. Charles Howard, Sir Charles Douglas, Mr. Vernon Smith, Mr. Emerson Tennent, Mr. Grantley ...
... WEST INDIES. Accounts from St. Vincent mention the introduction into that island, by the lately imported Africans, of a loathsome disease, upon the true character of which the medical men are divided in opinion—some pronouncing it small-pox, and others ...
... THE WEST INDIES. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT). SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The Avon steam-ship arrived at nine o'clock last evening (Tuesday), with the usual mails, specie, and a moderate freight. She brings 1,326,615 dollars ...