... d by his nephew, devl Iiill, one of the five survivors: -'There were four of the ltoyal Mail steamners plynug itl the Caribbean Sea, the nlames, &e., of which weore as follows: -The Mersey, 1,000 tons, pauidle, 2:;0-horse power; the Conway, 8615 tons ...

... the wreck of the Forfarshire steamship, has also been lately bequeathed to the Gallery. i AN EXTRAORDINARY SUNSET IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA.-One evening the whole western sky was of the deepest C vermillion. Golden threads, asif of metallic web, were spunI ...

... CMoslec pilgrims V perished. Iii the Western heissisphere the yellow fevri has 0 bcen very fatal in mainy places in the 'Caribbean Gulf. d Soon after the landing of the allied forces at Vera Cruz it aplcared amnong the Spanish, Ps-euch, and Briti-h soldiers ...

... been ePeen. b. M lating deeply. It er ACTION~ OF THE GULF STREAtr.-The excava- a: u- tion of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea is an hI is evident effect of the continued and powerful action of the as x- Gulf Stream, or rather of the geiseral set ...

... the sellers, Feb..Marah 4 13-16d. The following cotton ships have arrived since last ?? York: Abyssinia (a). West Indies: Caribbean (a). Brazil East American. Egyptian. &c. Indise. Total, Slock on Fridaylat ?? 02,240 8J490 37,190 423,920 si lame lest ? ...

... doctrine in tfue controversy was quite unneces- sary for the United States, considering the position of Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea; it w as no more unnatural that the United S:atcs should take an interest in ith tan thit we should feel an interest ...