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... Administration has firmly resolved to mili and naval station, com- the future Isthmian nal. Mr. manding the West Indies, the Caribbean Sea, McKinley's object in organising Commodore Watson’s squad- ron is not only to Spain, but to impress Europo with sea power ...
... never geeing into teach with the Spanish not on its wily from Ceps Verde, Nor even nin'it during it. Jew course round • Caribbean Am. Had be his nest* with degree of intelligence he meld have kept bias eif mostandy informed of Admiral Gervais novo sad ...
... HURRICANE LN THE GULF A was blowing over the Caribbean Sea PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD, Monday. bs sterday, and is reported to be severe at Bar- es and St. Vincent. to both islands. There was a terrible thunderstorm The cable is interrupted bere, with continuous ...
... there to some other Power. Undoubtedly remand ran obtain them u eke mints them, posehly for an mechanic to be made in the Caribbean lies, or some other eollrenion not yet fully det.rmined on. In the present state of public feeling, this would be heartily ...
... Herbert with promptitude, the old time vessel was proceeding to Hayti and Nicaragua, when, during 8 somewhat heavy fog in the Caribbean Sea, lato on Friday night last, she ran on to what is known as the Roncador Reef, and shortly after- to break up. She wards ...
... Curagoa, have been discovered encased in soap boxes in the hold of the steamer Maracaybo, belonging to the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea Steam Navigation Company, The steamer was preparing to sail for Venezuela. The first mate and the chief engineer, who ...
... coasts in quesiion are those of America, and the heroes of the tale some of those very notorious rascals who infested the Caribbean Seas during the lith century. Mr. Stockton bas constructed a very readable stery out the of their adventures. He ercifaily ...
... Caba or Jamaica would some theee or four days after very the Central American Coast. materially alter the currents in the Caribbean Sea and on A Royat * Tuovca: “1s December. - The promise of May.—‘** “Wes a Man Does Nor Nor Loox His .—No. 5.—When, after ...
... Aunj. The Lady St. Germans arrived Genoa on the 17tb April. Aden, April 16.—Stanley, from Rangoon, arrived fco- April 15.—Caribbean, from arrived to-day. 16.— Burnley, from London, vtned to- d April frmn Clyde ; Kaveri from Clvde ; and Govmo, from Antwerp ...
... arrived at Gibraltar November iSih, for Bombay. Circasma, Anchor Line, for Glasgow, left New York November 26th. Cabib, Caribbean line, from London, arrived atJaau-.a November 27th. Caspian, Allan Line, from John’s,. Halifax, and arrived Qneenstown at ...
... war vessel was sent from Jamaica to the Island of Navassa on the outbreak of a riot there. This island, which is in the Caribbean Sea, is owned by an American guano company, and the ection of British naval commander was quite voluntary. ' THE ENTRY OF ...
... Fano, J*orlo Rico: Renschk, of Papenburg, of London, from Halif.is; North Lloyd GENERAL WKEDER. New I York. Southampton; Caribbean Liner Zor, Jamaica. London; Kingsley, of Newcastle; of Liverpool P-s?ed west—Steamer CHESAPEAEB, Ilio Grande ; STERLINOSQtRB ...