... WEST INDIES. The commercial accounts by the Forth steamer are of the same character as by the various last arrivals. The drought was still the theme of general remark and complaint in all the islands, well as on the continent. Excepting the departure ...

... WEST INDIES. frona the We,t taken a whole, do ___ .y M,pect to crops and the weather. Jama wa * ell as any the islands, but it cur kk!' ven the marked difference of the temperature or distant parishes, and the absence rain quar while another abundant ...

... WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail steam-ship Avon arrived at Southampton Saturday. The Avon reports the loss of two English vessels the Grand Caymanas, viz.—The Ocean Queen, Capt. R. Welsh, the 28th of July: and the Rapid, Capt. Thomas, on the of June. The ...

... WEST INDIES. From Jamaica, we learn the Royal mail steam-packet Forth, arrived at South impton Sunday, that the House of Assembly had been opened the Lieutenant- Governor. in the absence of his excellency Sir Charles Grey. There is likely to be a brisk ...

... WEST INDIES. The colonial files received by the Clyde steamer are from Trinidad the 13ih, Demerara the 18th, St. Lucia the 19th, St. Kitt’s the 20th, Dominica the 2lst, Jamaica the 23d, and Antigna the ult. The same singular state of the weather which ...

... WEST INDIES. Tlie latest acco'inta state that the planters remain irreconcilably opposed to the free-trade measures of the home government. Public meetings were being held in the several islands, in order to organise a general remonstrance the jar duties’ ...

... WEST INDIES. Southampton, Friday Night.— Ihe Tweed, Royal Mail steam ship. Lieutenant George Parsons, commander, arrived this evening, five o’clock, with the usual fortnightly mails. She has experienced fine weather generally throughout the passage, with ...

... WEST INDIES. The Monthly Mail.— The West India files received the Forth, steamer, arc from Trinidad the 17th, DeinciT.ra and St. Kitl’a the Itllh, Harbadoes* and Dominica the 21st, Jamaica the 23d, and Antigua the 2i;th, ultimo. The present files contain ...

... attention of the bome government, otherwise t e made emigration to the West Indies will do more bare t In jodging of this question, it must be borne in 1 the clergy in the West Indies have no influence wh ad been the miods of the ( oolies io the case in ...

... WEST INDIES. State the Islands. —By the last arrival, bringing accounts to the end of April, find that the report of the growing crops are favourable, rain having generally fallen in all the islands. The proposed railway in Barbadocs appears to be re ...

... WEST INDIES. The royal mail steam-ship Trent, Captain James F. Boxer, arrived Southampton on Monday. The Trent is overdue two days, but her non-arrival until this morning is recounted for by the fact that she was detained three and a-half days Bermuda ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica.—The Jamaica Legislature was adjourned ou the 31st of December with a speech from Lord Elgin. Thirty-three bills were passed, among which were two for the extension of the Kingston railroad to d Harbour, and for the formation of central ...