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West Iadies.-Extract of letter from a gentleman in St. Thomas, to his cores pondent in New Haven, dated August l5, 1894 There have been some famous do- ings in St. Kits. The negroes have all turned out. There is vessel down from that island this morning, which brings the news that after great deal of trouble, they have been brought into subjection again, with the exception of about 300, who are still in the mountains. Those who have been taken were severely hogg- ed, so much so that some died under the lash. Others were sent to Bermuda as convicts, and l believe there are some to be shot. Fourteen of them were killed the other day. It appear they had assem- hled within range of the guns of the fort, from which they were greeted with a salute in the shape of two bomb shells, which killed fourteen, and dispersed the remain def.i,'