... THE WEST INDIES. The West India mail has arrived, which was. brought the steam ship Avon. It does not contain much nows. Sir Charles Grey, the Governor of Jamaica, had entirely recovered from his accident, and had resumed his political duties. Fine rains ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Forth (•), Sturdcll. arrircd at Southampton jetterdaj morning, bringing 79 333,6 M dollart, and a quantity of Coffee and a general cargo. The Forth experienced Boa weather home, excepting a three gala after leaving Fajal, S7ih ult ...

... WEST INDIES the arrival of the West India intercolonial mail steamer Eagle, which arrived Southampton on Saturday, and which has homo for repairs, have intelligence from some parts of the West Indies later date than brought by the Trent. consequence of ...

... WEST INDIES The West India mail steamer Forth arrived at Southampton, on Sabbath night. following is summary of the intelligence brought;— The commercial adv.ccs this arrival are of no great interest. The Jamaica markets remained doll. The shook of an ...

... WEST INDIES royal West India mail packet Capt. George Abbot, arrived Southampton, on Sabbath, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieutenant Thomas Cull, R.N. The dates received by Thames are: Vera Cruz. March, 17th; Tampico. 15th; llavanna, 28th; ...

... WEST INDIES. The last accounts from the island of St. Thomas mention that the newly emancipated negro popula lion have continued to behave in the most peaceable manner. During the outbreak sister island St. Croix serious apprehensions some violent elm ...

... WEST INDIES Tho Royal Mail Company’s steamer, Medway, Captain Symons, Lieutenant South, Admiralty agent, arrived Thursday morning at Southampton, bringing tho West India mail, 900,U00 dollars freight, and sixty-one passengers. West India islands generally ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The West India mail steamer Tay reached Southampton tins morning. She brings on treiglit 700 dollars. Her dates from Jamaica are the 7th ult. The Jamaica Planters’ Hank suspended payment in specie on the 24th July. Several influential ...

... WEST INDIES. Lord G. BENTINCK moved for the appointment of a select committee to inquire into the present condition and prospects of the interests connected with and dependent on sugar and coffee planting in her Majesty’s East and West India possessions ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Royal Mail Packet Company’s steam-ship Die, Captain Allan, arrived Southampton on Saturday night, and landed her mails under the charge of the Admiralty agent. Lieutenant John Hay, R,N. There were passengers on board the Dee. Her ...

... THE WEST INDIES. By the arrival of the West India mail steamer Teviot, at Southampton, we have received news from Jamaica the 7th ultimo. Great quantities of rain had fallen Jamaica, which had been useful to the sugar plantations, the crop being expected ...

... WEST INDIES. SorrruMPTO*. Thursday, Oct. 5 —The Royal Mail Steam-packet Company’s ship Medway arrived hero this morning with the usual British and foreign West India Mails. We regret to have to announce from Jamaica an alarming accident which bad occurred ...