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... WEST INDIES. • Tbe following appeared in cur second edition yesterday : — FALMOUTH, January I, Eleven, p.*. ti. R °y»l West India Steam Company's shin al* has J u arrived with West India, Mexican ni^Sf! ?? havin « left Demerara on the 3d of ?? « ?? ...
... EMIGRATION FROM AFRICA TO THE WEST INDIES. The deputation which waited on Lord Stanley, for the purpose of making suggestions relative to the future conduct of emigration from the wmt coast of Africa to the West Indies, proposed various emendations, some ...
... then broke up. Arrival of the Mail Steamer Thames. — The Royal Mail Company's ship the Thames, with the mails from the West Indies and the Gulf of Mexico, due at Fal- mouth on the 3d, arrived there at 10 p.m. on Sunday, the ist inst. On freight, 577,000 ...
... horn * il opinionamong nautical men here ?? ?? ilL pret * Jit « •ome disaster, and all are ?? waitfnJ^ met wl,h from the West Indies, hoaiMttSLT^ ■ ? e next wri ' al will bring toot^'ti^Zihor^lZu*^^*- il her officers :-^ommaecle7 C Otw.. 1 • Uowin « - ...
... toi' V wreck ; crew saved ; part of cargo expected to be laved '- FALMOUTH, Jan. 4.— Arrived the Trident steamer h. West Indies. STRANRAER, Jan. 2.— Sailed the David, fer Demerara Lord Wellington, from Liverpool to New Orleans, out tvtatMi! ' days ...
... after she sailed, the above violent gale coming on, she was obliged to put back ; she sailed again on the 17th for the West Indies. (From our Dublin Correspondent.) Dublin, January 20.— A correspondent of the Bally- shannon Herald of yesterday, who writes ...
... Calvert— Not one of these shares has been trans- ferred, (riear, hear.) The Chairman, in reference to the losses in the West Indies, said the amount could not at first be ascertained. As to the dividend, the Court of Directors, recollecting that there ...
... the establishment of mixed courts of adjudication, the United States having no colonies on the coast of Africa or in the West Indies. But this is a mountain which a heart in the ,-ause would soon blow into nonentity, As to the supposition that there is ...
... sails to- morrow, the 16th, calling off Falmouth fir the mails. She ' takes out thirty passengers. The Trent, from the West Indies, is due on Tuesday. A severe etorm and wind visited this town on Thursday i ?? and continued with slight interruption until ...
... force at home comprises 604 guns ; packets, »; Mediterranean, 1.035; Brazils, 403; East Indies, 886 ; ->onh America snd West Indies, 476 ; Cape and coast of 309; surveying, 93 ; troopships, 56.— Hampshire lt ...
... with stores for the Samarang. The Charybdis, 3, brigantine, Lieutenant-Commander Macdonald, is hourly looked for from the West Indies, with the officers and crew of the Spitfire steamer. Upon hei arrival a court-martial will assemble to try Lieut. Winthrop ...
... Belfast, has been surveyed, and must discharge part of her cargo. Falmouth, Jan. 19.— Sailed the Thames packet, for the West Indies. Wokington, Jan. 18.— The William, from Liverpool to Harrington, ashore to the southward, has been got off, after discharging ...