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... ateamer Celtic arrived here at 4.80 this morning. COLON, FEB. 26. The Weat India anil Paclßc Steam-ahlp Company's mail steamer Caribbean sailed to-day for Liverpool via Colombian porta, Kingston, and Hayti. BALTIMORE. FEB. 27. The Allan royal mail steamer Hibernian ...
... for Liverpool. The steam-ship Jamaican, from Liver- pool, was at Barbadoes, and was to proceed on the 25th. The steam-ship Caribbean left Port-au-Prince or the 13th for LiverpooL The steam-ship Cuban was to leave Hayti for Havre direct on the 23d. The Venezuela ...
... Star steamer Germanic, which has arrived at Liverpool, brought particulars of an extraordinary case of ship- wreck in the Caribbean Sea. The Gellert, a British vessel, commanded by Captain Long, which was bound to San Domingo, when near the Island of Catalinita ...
... more, left. GRAVESEND, Oct. 21.— The Ocean Line Telamon, from Shanghai for the Royal Albert Dock, passed. Oct. 22. — The Caribbean Line Carib, from Jamaica for the West India Dock, and the Bussorali, from Bussorah for the London Dock, passed. The British ...
... Rhynland, from New York for Antwerp, the Wilson Line Buffalo, from Hew York, the AguadiUaua, from New York for Stettin, the Caribbean Line Carib, from London for Jamaica, the Wartburg. from Antwerp for Buenos Ayres, the Castle Line Northern Castle, from London ...
... the Leyland Line Venetian, from Boston, and the Dominion Line Sarnia, trom Quebec, arrived. LIZARD POINT, July 6.— The Caribbean Line Carib, from Jamaica for Londou, passed. MADEIRA, July 6.— The Booth Line Gregory, from Oporto, arrived. MALTA, July ...
... HURST CASTLE, Jan. 22.— The North German Lloyd's Line Neckar, from New York for Southampton, passed. JAMAICA, Jau. 21— The Caribbean Lme Carib arrived from ■ London. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 21.— The Allan Line Caspian arrived from j Baltimore. LIZAR D POINT. Jan ...
... the struggle maintained by the European Powers ! durin_ long years for the possession of the islands I and -shores of the Caribbean Sea. Here the in- j habitants were not divided into the numerous race- found ill the East. On their first- invasion the Spaniards ...
... burning and plundered cities-pr^' scenes of the most romantic contrast to-day bleeding ?? naked on a sand island in tbe Caribbean sea. w-innrro* sees them in cloth of gold, beheading with their owu haixtf the trembling grandees of Panama or Maracaibo ...
... mails, arrived here and sailed to-day for the West Coast. COLON, Feb. 23. The West India and Pacific Company's mail steamer Caribbean has arrived here from Liverpool, and left again on her return voyage, via Kingston and Hayti, to day.| f London Roughs.— ...
... station his ships so as to cover the Southern approaches to Cuba. The idea of a, general closure of the passages from the Caribbean Sea so as to compel the Spaniards to exhaust their coal is, of course, absurd. There are innumerable passages among the Islands ...
... d the National Line Helvetia, from Liverpool for New York, arrived. JAMAICA, March 4.— The Caribbean Line Suppici-h arrived from London. March s.— Tho Caribbean Line Carib left for London. LIVERPOOL, March— The Red Cross Line Sobralense, for Para, ...