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... default one month's imprisonment, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. AWEST INDIES. A.RRIVAL OF THE CARIBBEA.N. Yesterday, the West Indirm anud Pacific Steam-ship Company's s teamer Caribbean, Captain Hoare, arrived at Livcrool from Colon and liingston, but her news has becn ...
... reference to theblockade of Sanita Martba, the corre- edert of the PaniamlaStear says:- At Santa Martha cqptais of the Caribbean was threatensed with an armed to cotpel hilu to skirrendor tho goods ou board taken ac st liverpool, destined for the port ...
... itclh guilty of corn- ncity ait P'rince Michael's murder. TrHE 1 TNSL'. BlPECTION IN I[AYTI. LrviaRroor,, Aug. 12. llio Caribbean, from the West Ildies, arrivedl here to- Lg. Ier drates fromt Port-au-Prince are to ths 21th July, ,: Whichl period the firing ...
... Yolrk, arrived here this morning, with 61 paS- EnIgeLs zsi. 6'2.500 in specie. THE WEST INDIES. Lrvssrrcoi, Friday. Tho Caribbean arrived in the Mlersey yesterday, with dates from Carthagena Dec. 29th, Colors Dec 2bth, Kings- toen ,Fan. 2nd, and Post ...
... New York for London, passed this station at I etc. til' tlhe West India and Pacitic ,tcomslitp Company's staot1 steamor Caribbean, from the West Indies, pasted here this mortiar esi rottiC for Roenet. PORTr SAID, Tharsdav.-The Pacific Steam Navieation ...
... ge. Although many vessels were lying in close proximity to the European at the time of the disaster none, excepting the Caribbean of the same line, sustained any serious damage. The most awful part of the catastrophe was the dreadful loss of life and ...
... Gulf Stream into the Pacific, says such has been the theory of many who hold that the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea are headed up by the perennial easterly trade winds, and that, consequently, the level of the Atlantic at the Panama ...
... Low-and Co., describig tne resulte of the researches on board the United States steamer Blake in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and along the Atlantic coast of the UnitedStates from 1877. to 1880. Mr. Agassiz describes his forthcoming work ansa ...
... accounts brought by the last West India mail of threatened bohtilities between Rolland and Yenezuela. The squadron sent to tbe Caribbean Sea has no ocher mission than than of prac- tising naval macoauvres, and protecting the Dutelc poses scions sbould it ever ...
... Atlantic to Jersey. One has been found after 16 years, another after 14, and a third after ten years. One was thrown into the Caribbean Sea, and after five days was picked up 210 miles distant. A bot- tle was thrown In at Behring's Straits, and 200 days after- ...
... Vincent the weather continued fine, and the growing crops were favourable. LIvnEvoon, Friday. The West India mail steamer Caribbean, from Colon, Kingston, and Port-au-Prince, arrived here to-day, with a full cargo and ten cabin passengers. The news from ...
... breasts of the subjects of Queen Victoria.,-Uited Service If Gaeette. of i. A JAPANtSE. SEA ADVNTURLE.-The British ship e Caribbean arrived at San Francisco on the Sth inst., fromt 1-ong Kong, having on board twelve Japanese madiners that they picked up ...