... foundered in Int. 48, lon. 33. Fortunately before she went down, her crew and passengers were saved.—On the Bth of April, the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John's, Newfoundland, was lost in the ice, off Cape Bollard; crew, passengers, and part of cargo were ...

... stenmer Il ating bottom upwards but no mark or netter could he seeen so as to Boad to her identity. On the 8th otf April, the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John's, Newfoundland, was lost in the ice off Cape Bollard ; crew, passengers, and part of cargo were ...

... the home squadron to leave New Orleans once a month, and cruise among the West India islands and along the coast of the Caribbean sea the Gulf Mexico, &c, returning to New Orleans, and touching at each of the principal ports. Also resolution of inquiry ...

... sinews — their souls and their best affections; they drove them like cattle ; they brutalised them ; they con- verted the Caribbean islands into so many pandemoni- ums ; and with the proceeds of this cruelty and villany they tried hard to perpetuate their ...

... De Jonge, from Hull. like. VLIrE, ?? 5-Arrived : Provincie Overysel, De Haan, forns from Hull. iom, VALPARAIsO, Feb. 21-Caribbean, Cockton, from Hartle- tbuf- pool, and sailed 27th for CalIao, Jan. 31-Sailed: Penguin, any Wilson, flomn Istapa. S, it ...

... ekothe'T*.* L,'M*y I—Jantin. Hendrik., Ketelaar; '*ia! M*y°S-ArrlTed: ProTiotl* Oreryael, D» H»an, ,r ° LFAIAI.O, Feb. gl—Caribbean, Cocklon, frem Hattie, pool and wiled ailh (or Callao. Jan. Sl-S.iled: Pengui . SPOKEN. Ann, of Hall, for Tatmagouebe, May ...

... equipment, and it is believed that she will lully equal to speed, if not excel, any steamer yet built. Another finesteamer, the Caribbean, ia progress Thoe. Col Iyer, for Captain Wright, to run in the Gulf of Mexico, and having her machinery pot in the Fbceuix ...

... le, its Veraguas, on1 tile rsvr and belen or Pdienqiio, and its tributaries, wns'ht. river empties and itself into tile Caribbean Sea in about latitude IN 95 degrees, lct iongitude ks 81 ..egrees, oslo mile asid a quarter west of the said port of JNscribatins ...

... Mexico. It is clear that France having on colonies on the North American continent, and only two insignilicant islands in the Caribbean sea, is not impelled to this. measure by any 'colonial demand. In- deed, if these conditions are accepted by the Govorn- ...

... Marlborough, at Charleston, on the 22nd ult. The New York Herald 3tates that new guano islands had been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The discovery had been kept a secret. Several vessels had been despatched , from the United States, and had returned ...

... steamer, which arrived in Liverpool on Thursday evening week, we learn that new guano islands have been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The discovery has been kept a secret. Several vessels bad been dispatched from the Gutted States, and had returned with ...

... war, and nearly twelve per cent, by disease. The New York Herald states that new guano islands had been discovered in Uie Caribbean Sea. Four young Egyptians, who bave been studying for four years at the University of Munich, have had the de- gree of doctors ...