... THE WEST INDIES. (Renter's Express.) SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday. The West India and PaciJic steamer American, from the West Indies, has arrived here. She left Port-au-Prince on the sth April. Advices from Havti state that General Saget accepted the provisional ...

... THE WEST INDIES. «• [RECTEB's TKl.K ?? 1 I'I.Yr.IOrTIT. An.isT ID. According to novices from Jamaica, brought by the Royal Mail Company's steamer Orinoco, small-pox has entirely disappeared from the island, but several ports of Cuba are declared to be ...

... THE WEST INDIES. [REUTERS TELEGRAM. J NEW YORK, Oct. 14. A telegram from St. Thomas, published by the Herald, announces that intelligence has reached there from the neighbouring British island of Tortola, stating that fears were entertained there of the ...

... commodity, but no; perish the West Indies but let us have cheap sugar ! was the cry not only of the public but of the Governments also, chiefly Radical, supported by Mr. Gladstone. The commencement of the mm of the West Indies then illo^ically inaugurated ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (Renter's Telegram.) LIVERPOOL, Saturday. The Californian, which arrived here to-day, brings news from Port-au Prince to the Gth inst. President Salnaves's power was gradually con- solidating. The coffee crop was the beat known for several ...

... THE WEST INDIES. PROPOSAL FROM CANADA. [beuteb's telegram.] OTTAWA, Sept. 2, A proposal to annex Jamaica and the other British West Indian Islands to Canada is being taken up seriously by the Press of the Dominion. It is generally held that the annexation ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The Jamaica Despatch of the 22d of April has the ii o wrng article on the recent introduction into the °iand of the new process of refining sugar invented p r . Scoffern, of London. The advantages attend- • (r the adoption of this mode ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Reuters Telegram.) LIVERPOOL, Sunday. The steamer American arrived here to-day with dates from Kingston to Jan. 18. Hostilities still continued between the British troops and volunteers and the Indians at Hon- duras. Sir Peter Grant had ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ARRIVAL OF THE ORINOCO. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday. The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Orinoco, Captain Sawyer, arrived this morning at seven o'cloek, with the usual West India mails, in charge of Lieut. Cashman ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (Renter's Telegram ) TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. PLYMOUTH, Thursday. The Royal Mail steam-ship Shannon, from the West Indies, has arrived here to-day with 172 passengers, 65 sacks of mails, $484,000 in treasure, 2,155 bags ...

... THE WEST INDIES. The West India and Pacific Steam-ship Com- pany's steamer Carribean, Captain Hoare, arrived in the Mersey yesterday, after a very successful run from Colon, _.c. The Carribean brings a full cargo, 28 passengers, and a quantity of specie ...

... THE WEST INDIES. «. — — PLYMOUTH, Sunday. The Royal Mail Steam-packet Company'a steam- ship Neva, from the West Indies, haa arrived here with 5o passengers, G4 aack3 of maila, $G34,7*J7 in specie, and 2,4)7 packages of cargo. Her dates are— Valparaiso ...