... AND MILITA RY INTELLIGENCE. _». . The following infoimaiion has been racaived from th.9 Adiciialty : — North America and West Indies Station. — Lattari havo been reciiv d from Vice-Admiral Sir A. C. Key, in tha Belleripbon, at Bermuda, up to tho 8;h D-oambar ...

... published in the Swedish papers respS-J* l irq the proposed cession to France of the Ulau I of Sfc Bortholomew, io the West Indies. After a state •■cut of the steps taken by the Government in tha rr.at.-r, * short sketch is given of the maon-i in whicu ...

... The f.dlowing is a li-t of the candidates who have passed the recent matriculation examinatija hell ia the colonies : — West Indies. Honor.rs Div'-ion.— The number prefixed to the name indicates the number in the original honours list iv ae- diately after ...

... {Renter's Telegram*.) HELIGOLAND, Jax. t>. Tie Hamburg American Company's sto mier Saxonia, tn route for Hamburg from th. West Indies, stranded here yesterday. All attempts made to get her off proved fruitless. The pas- sengers have been landed here. All ...

... cruise. The Himalaya, troop-ship, Captaia E. White, is ex- pected daily with troopa and naval supernumeraries from the West Indies. WOOLWICH, Friday. The War Department has- sent an order to the Roy a Gun Factories for three additional 38-ton guns aad ...

... Mersey to-day for Bahia and Bio de Juneiro. PLYMOUTH, Friday. Tbe Hamburg- American Company's steamer Franconia, frem the West Indies, arrived here to-day. Tbe L T nion Steam-ship Company's royal mail steamer Nubian, from Southampton, arrived here thbi morning ...

... yesterday evening, and proceeded fer Southampton. HURST CASTLE, Tuesday. The Boyd Mail Company's steamer Nile, from the West Indies, _c, passed here to-day. MOYILLE, Tuesday. The Anchor line royal mail steamer Devonia, from New York, arrived here to-day ...

... the gunboat Albatross are to proceed to Eastern Asia, the corv;tte Aridaetothi South Sea, and the corvette Heriha to the West Indies supposing the Gazelle is then (.till required in the Me li- te, ranean. ...

... 2ooJmen, of whom 4,654 were usually at sea and 3,5_G at home. There was most sickness on board vessels cruising in the West Indies and off the east coast of Asia, and least in the Mediterranean. The average of cases of sickness during the year was l-8 ...

... The French General Transatlantic Coc_p_riy's mail steamer Ville de Brest, with mails and passengers from Mcx co and the West Indies, arrived here at 2 p.m. to- day. --„.„„ LISBON, April 13. Ihe Koyal Mail Steam-packet Company's steamer Neva, from Southampton ...

... SHIP NEWS. ♦ SOUTHAMPTON, Tuksoay. Tbe Boyal Mail Company 'a extra steamer Severn left here today for the West Indies, Central American, and Pacific ports. The North German Lloyd royal mail steamer Neckar, from New York, with the mails, &c, arrived here ...

... SHIP NEiVS. PLYMOUTH, Monday. The Hamburg-American Company's mail steam-ship Vaudalia, frcm the West Indies, waa reported ?? tha I izard, en rouic fcr Plymouth, this afternoon. GLASGOW, Monday. The : tate lice steamer State of Indiana arrived hero from ...