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... were in connection with Germany, Holland, an 4 ail parts of the Continent, as well as with North and Sooth America and the West Indies, and liabilities are therefor* considerably. The stoppage has also taken place of Carr, Gosling, & Co., an old and respectable ...
... tbe silk from China the shawls from Indis j the gums, spices, and ivory from Egypt; tbe tobuoco aud preserves from the West Indies tbe coffee from Brazil ; tbe dye stuffs from Central America ; the fruit, wiue, snd dairy produce from tbe Feninsula; and ...
... further sum of £195,000 from Australia. The Orinoco mail steamer will take out to-morrow £11,300 chiefly in silver for the West Indies.— Timet. PRUSSIA. —It is said that tbe President of the Council has prepared a bill for next Session enacting that 2,000 ...
... specie this morning from the West Indies, and further recovery the Paris Bourse, were among the causes the prevailing animation. About £'21,600 gold was taken to the Bant to-day. Tbe KMusht from Mexico and the West Indies, about £332,500 silver, Snd the ...
... MORNING NEWS OFFICE. SECOND EDITION. MAGNETIC TILIQBAPH. Monday, Twelve o'clock. WEST INDIES SOUTHAMPTON, The Parana, with the mails from the W est Indies, arrived at one o'clock this morning. She brings 2.070,000 dollars- Yellow fever >t St. Thomas, ...
... was withdrawn. The specie arrivals announced to-day comprised £432,995 in gold and £219,883 silver, the Parana, from the West Indies, and £189,768, by the Oliver Laing , from Austria, with small quantity from the making £632,551. 'Times. LONDON, MONDAY ...
... M'llroy was lost there a gale of wind. WEST INDIA MAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, WBDNEZDAT.— The mail steamer Plata arrived from the West Indies at midnight. MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW. MONDAY EVBNINO The Funds opened heavily this morning at declined of and there ...
... letter, received that morning from a brother officer, spoke of a rumour that their regiment was about to be ordered to the West Indies; and this had caused him to speak out. ou.” “ You know, Susan,” he said, “I cannot go without A deeper blush still, then ...
... has obtained extension of two years. They have three new iron shipe of about B,LOO tons each for lhe direct service the West Indies, and a fourth, of just 1,000 tons, is to be built for the River Plate. The question of the amalgamation of the Royal Mail ...
... , from Liverpool, had arrived out. The Mississippi has flooded the country for several hundred miles. Letters fiom the West Indies state that trade is inactive, and sugar crops have been injured by wet. By the Indian massacre at British Honduras 100 persons ...
... from Liverpool, had arrived out. The Mississippi has flooded the country for several hundred miles. Letters fiora the West Indies state that trade is inactive, and sugar crops have been injured by wet. P.y the Indian massacre at British Honduras 100 ...
... one of ours, loaded and capped, so that they have not iota of a chance of escape. I believe they are to be sent to the West Indies. The Sikhs are brave and faithful troops. We have two regiments of them here, with a wing of her Majesty's 98th Regiment ...