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... WEST INDIES. The West Indian intelligence is of the 18th ult. from Demerara, of the 20th from Trinidad, of the 29.1 from Jamaica, of the 43.1 from Grenada. of the 29th from Barbadoes, and of the Ist inst. from St. Thomas. There is nothing favourable to ...
... WEST INDIES. The papers and letters brought by the Avon steamer were delivered yesterday morning. The colonial files are nom Demerara, Trinidad, sad Antigua to the 3d ; St Vincent's and St Lueis the 3th, St Kitt's the 6:lt, 11 nbadoes and Demerara the ...
... WEST INDIES. Jamaica advices are the 11th ultimo, but they arc not of much interest. The public health was good, but it was feared that the poorer classes of St Andrew and St David would suffer severely from the scarcity of native provisions, the floods ...
... WEST INDIES. Very Mterestins accounts hays been received by the Royal Wrest India flail steamer, especially am respects the unto 'tomtit island of Barbadoes. The failure of Meru. Barton, Irlam, and Magnum, had led to the expected result, namely, the ...
... WEST INDIES. Tne 81-MONTHLY MAIL. The Great Western steamer, with the West Indian and Mexican Mails, has arrived. She is the bearer of 37,313 dollars on account of the Mexican bondholders, arid 2,000,000 dollars on merchants' account. The news, both political ...
... WEST INDIES. The 'Tyne' arrived at Southampton on Thursday evening. Weal India unimportant. At Trinidad weather very wet. At Barbadoes rain wanted. Valparaiso letters of Jane lot, report business small, and unsatisfactory. Freights to Liverpool. £4. The ...
... WEST INDIES. Advices from Port-au-Prince complain strongly of alleged neglect on the part of the English squadron at the West Indian station in not taking any measures for the protection of our merchants that place during the excitement amongst all Europeans ...
... WEST INDIES. The La Plata with the West India and South Pacific mails, arrived at Southampton on Wednesday. There is no news of importance from the West Indies. The yellow fever was Antigua, and the bishop had died. The weather throughout the islands ...
... WEST INDIES. Advices from Port-au-Prince complain strongly of alleged neglect on the part of the English squadron at the West Indian station m not taking any measures for the protection of our merchants at that place during the excitement amongst all ...
... WEST INDIES. There is nothing of much interest by the last arrival. Increasing interest is felt in the American contest, with reference both to sugar and cotton. Considerable remittances have been made by the coolie emigrants to their friends at home ...
... WEST INDIES. The coffee crop hi Costa Rica, well in Guatemala Salvador, promises to eacellent. Considerable discoveries of opal tomes have been made recently in Honduras, especially in Erandique, and the Government had deemed it necessary to pass decree ...
... WEST INDIES. Plymouth, February 29.—The Royal mail steamer Atralo, from St Thomas on the IGth instant, has arrived here. At Thomas frequent light shocks of earthquake occurred, also occasional cases of yellow fever and cholera. The Danish authorities ...