... remonstrance in this country at such aecretive issue ; such, at least, as would peril she relations of the two powers. But the Caribbean Sea washes many different lands, and is as common as the Mediter- ranean ; it is studded around by old British Possessions ...

... height), and forming part of the boundary line between the former provinces of Veragnas and Panama, empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, seventy miles west of the mouth of the Chagres River. The description given of the mine by our informant, who announces ...

... interior wind their way to either ocean. • As a consequence, the principal alluvions border on the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Here rains fall in greater or less quantities for the entire year; vegetation is rank, and HEAD or AN IDOL FOUND AT ...

... feet in height), and forming part of the boundary line between the former provinces of and Panama, empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, 70 miles west of the mouthjof the Chagrea River. The description given of the mine by our informant, who announces the ...

... Amistad. 20—The Banner. 21—The Argo, Emilie and Tell. 22—The Shanghai and Lancefi e ld. 24—The Emilie, and Chusan. 25—The Caribbean. Martaban, and Blenheim. 26—The Condor. 27—The de Castilla. 28—The Evening Star, Resolute, General Pierce, and Neptnno, 29—The ...

... Honduras— to •jive up Ruatan, if required to do so — which is some- what probable, seeing that island is the key of the Caribbean Sea ; to make Greytown a free town, giving to Nicaragua (otherwise the United States) all they want, and leaving the un- ...

... Henderson Melbourne 11 Brocdertronw, 11 only k Cardiff Reyna de Castilla, Bustamentc Manilla Caslienna Apear, Fowlor Singapore Caribbean, Koinbuy 14 Sclilosser, Schwarz Singapore Jamestown, San Francisco (?), Crowell Sydney, NSW, HONG KONG sailedfnr Jan. 13 ...

... Wataman. Roftaa (2..) Manila dar Silderman, Hamm Callao What Cbaer, Bakar(2o)Sydnay lianiiltOD, Tarr (Sant. I) (long Kong Caribbean, W inebaatar, Alarm, Matthewa, Callao C>«r. 4) Swalow Adrrrt'Ofd |8op». .**) for » Lion, Tuokar Hong Kocg Jenny Ford. Sargent ...

... step towards our end. Without San Juan del Norte, we lack what will be in tbe end indispensable to us—a naval force in the Caribbean Sea. The commercial consequences of this possession are nothing in comparison with the naval and political results. ** With ...

... religious mission* recognise the mid channel of the river Wsnx But the charitable branch of this domestic ad- » . infco the Caribbean Sea _ A- • „ • Cape Graciaa Dios, the boundary between rertising is the r kable. the Kepnblio of Honduras and the territory ...

... o Ihousi.ndr of rivulets and small streams, forming numerous considerable rivers, which rodiate north and east into the Caribbean Sea, and south and west into the Southern Ocean. Among the most remarkable are the Chamelicon, the Ulna, Lean, or Tinto, ...

... height), and forming part of the boundary line between the tormer provinces of Yeraguas and Panama, empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, seventy miles west of the mouth of the Chagres River. The description given of the mine our informant, who announces ...