... THE WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Peidat.— Tfc» Vraexoelan Errivcd hurt to dkj from Ojlon and Jaomiaa, left the former port on the let esd Kiofetoa oo the 7U> February. Sir P. bad retoned from Hoadoraa. Hoetilitlee oontlaned ia Hondurae. The Indiana were very ...

... WEST INDIES. Trinidad the weather was nnaeasonable, osas-sng much mchneas. The oonslant despatch of Tessela is diminishing disposable tonnage. sagar selliog at three doU&rs the 100 lbs. Bosiness quiet at Demsrara. Peter's Hall plantation was nearly destroyed ...

... THE WEST INDIES. LivcßroOL, Monday.—The West Indian and Pacific Company's armed in Meisey yesterday from Colon, Jamaica, and Putt-an THE GENERAL ELECTION. Erpresr says the general election may come aooner thsa the Liberal party expect, and there is talk ...

... WEST INDIES. Mr. Algernon .\«pioa‘.l, Secretary 01 the Weal lnd:a(. uncoil lev. lean jddrv iacxl the truer ChainU-iUia, regarding tbe saulcmrni ut It-vi pr.aoiu rsiii certain the West Imli Idaini* : ( have the honuur t>» ackn-cwledge the receipt of letter ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Thursday Morkiko.—Tho West Indian and Pacific Steamship Company's steamer Columbian, Captain .Baker, arrived in the Mersey last night with fall cargo, mail*, specie, and passeiners. During last few days she experienced very ...

... THE WEST INDIES. A company baa baan formed in Santiago to work the ootl the I eland of Santa Maria. terrible con Sagrathm in Callao Hay Sad during pre parationi for oelcbratiag anairtaaary at the nKr.e of tha attack Spaaiah frigatca in 1866. Property ...

... THE WEST INDIES. Liverpool, Monday. The West India and Pacific mail steamer Merd* can arrived this morning in the Mersey. Her dates ait—Port-au-Prince, February 28. V-— v'l .--.W 111..*.. . v. w. still reigned Hayti. On the morning the 26th residents ...

... THE WEST INDIES. UvgBfOOL, —Thostoamor Darien, with d-tee from Kingston to the 26th May, arrived. the followers Salnave and the re vein. L-mtsU had mat. Ouveromeot troops defeated by Finbtrt, Urns off all with Sooth. Sal nave and a few followers wore ...

... THE WEST INDIES. MONT PELEE EVACUATING THE NORTH OF TUB ISLAND. (azvTan'a ynncaiw.) Fob* db Fiance. TarisßAT. Th* eruptions of Moat Pales bare become mere fisqasat, although toa violsat. Vasaais ssat far Uw parposs ara taking away th* inhabitants toe ...

... THE WEST INDIES. ftrawaatlawrin mM aftaa— W.afthgftna,white aifteod aft 81 Htoaiio ob Taaadap. odrteaa fraai Matdaa tea lOte Bapteabar. Tfttaa waa ao aa«a of laporteaaa. naatefttofhaalteteMfni aft StTbamu aad tea otter Waaft ladtea klatea, aaM MAIL NEWS ...

... THE WEST INDIES. V,’p to the pr»«nttima nothing has boon done in Jamaica towards the formation the new Government, al> least nothing that may have been done las been mode public. The delay, believe, U owing entirely the nun-arrival of Mr Reesh- Worth ...

... WEST INDIES. Jamaica intelligence reports that to o'.’ was being paid for first picking cf coffee. Fin© qualities not vet marked. Sugar, quotations unaltered . holders decline current rates, and a-k 121t>. Two or three first class small vessels would ...