... THE WEST INDIES (Ratter's Telegram.) PLYMOUTH, Wednesday. t..vl Maii Steam-packet Company's, - Neva, frem the West Indies. &c, has tf.'\'V-CT +* c ' : J here with 185 passengers, 62 sacks of i tfr !, g2 488.0-4- in specie, and 4.( X_B packages of n,al ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Sir, — With regard to the suggestion that the Colonies should contribute money help to the West Indies, we should bear in mind that they already do so in the only way that is practical, and in which we decline to join them, i.e., by ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We continue our extracts from Lord Stanley's recently published letter to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone :— I select, from several of the same description, a sum- mary of expenditure and profit upon a sugar estate in Jamaica since t ...

... THE WEST INDIES. We have advices from Jamaica to the 12th ult. The cholera had quite subsided in Port Royal and St. Catherine's. In Kingston the cases were few, and the hos- pitals contained few patients. In the country districts, however, it was raging ...

... WEST INDIES. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. SOUTHAMPTON, Sunday Night. The mail steam- ship Orinoco, Lieutenant Phillip Hast commander, due yesterday, with the West India and Pacific mails, arrived this evening at eight o'clock. Her ...

... WEST INDIES. (BY ELECTRIC TfiLEGRAPH TheThame, S ? UTIL v VM J >TON ' W^esdav Night m/wt„ ?? hl .r haS amved h « re th '* ?? iuf Tlso one m 1 ?? P«*ngew f br.ng- ?? ofX °° w™ . hundred ?? dollars of thT^; h Svide 8 l y - f ° Ur th ° USand ° — * in ...

... 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 By the arrival of the Royal Mail Company's! steamer Douro we ieam that the intelligence re- { eeived from Jacmel does not show much progress as having taken place in the revolutionary move- ment in Hayti. On the 7th December the revolu- ...

... THE WEST INDIES. JAMAICA, March 10. Theisland enjoys excelletthrakh. Hairs Lave be*n favour. atie for the cultivation, and sugar crop j rotpects are good ▲ Lrge exodus is taking place of labourers from the Panama Canal, tiie Costa P;ca Railway, _nl Mexico ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ?? — ■ — JAMAICA, Feb. 8. The Legislative Council have passed a resolution depre- cating the increased public expenditure. Detpatches were l*id before the council from the Secretary of State ou a red action of expenditure and reorg&nisa'ion ...

... THE WEST INDIES. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.} SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 19. The Orinoco, Royal Mail Company's steam-ship, Capt. Hast, with the West India mails, arrived this morning at nine o'clock, but in consequence of the prevalence of fever on board, she ...

... WEST INDIES (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (from our own correspondent.) SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 18. Th,e La Plata steam-ship arrived at eight a.m., with the West India mails. I regret to say that, on her voyage homeward fever of a most virulent form broke out on ...