TO THE EDITOR OF THE GLOBE
... mercy of the ocean, under jury masts, attempting to reach land, until the Caribbean hove in sight. They were once roeoueo from their danger, and brought San Franoisso. the Caribbean was to take them back in safety. ...
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BARBADOES
... Bridgetown as high as 92 deg. Far., and in the coolest outskirts generally in the day 88 deg. A heavy swell disturbed the Caribbean Sea from about the 11th October to the day the homeward packet sailed on the 27th, breaking on the coast from about S.W. ...
Lynch Law ix Texas—A Texas paper says“ Last week party of three men went to the house of Mr. Graves,
... lh« King, laughing, repeated the gin- True ?—A Japanese vessel, witli twelve men, was recently picked up the British shin Caribbean, taken into San Francisco. They had been blown off the Japan coast, and, the rudder breaking, they w ere left at the mercy ...
AMERICA
... V. D. Inglofield commanding, on theoth of July. 1857, in tat. 190 deg. 10 min. N, and long. deg. min. W —that is. in the Caribbean Hea, somewhere in the neighbourhood of the little Cayman, or between Jamaica and Cuba. The paper was sent the Secretary of ...
AMERICA
... Arachne, V. D. commanding, on the Oth of July, 1857, in Ist. 190 deg. 10 min. N, ami long. 79 deg. min. W —that is, in the Caribbean Sea, somewhere in the neighbourhood of the Little Cayman, or between Jamaica and Cuba. The paper was sent to the Secretary ...
Nteign iftiottUang
... these labels was found a beautiful poetical tribute to Florence Nightingale. A JAPANESE SEA ADVENTURE.—The British ship Caribbean arrived at San Francisco on the Bth ult., ftoul. Hong-Kong, having on board twelve Javanese manners that they picked up at ...
ALMERIA, 9th Oct. The BERAZA, (thip) Doughty, of and from Sunderland to Alicante, with coals, stranded on this ..
... violent hurricane from NS.,' 24th and 25th Sept., off Capo Hatteras. ■ - The Humboldt, arrived from the Gt apo Islands in the Caribbean Sea, experienced a gale from NE. 2dth Sept. NEW YORK, 4th On the 38th Sept, gale from NE. was experienced off* Ghent Point ...
CHINA
... Inglefield commanding, on the Gth of July, 1857, in lat. 190 deg. It) min. N., and long. 79 deg. 25 min. W.—that is, in the Caribbean Sea, somewhere in the neighbourhood of the Little Cayman, or between Jamaica and Cuba. The paper was sent to the Secretary ...
AMERICA
... although a more generous rain may improve the cane, no amount can now compensate for the pi 4 A heavy swell disturbed the Caribbean. Sea N A ° about the 11th October to the day the homewara . , packet sailed, on the 27th, breaking on the CO* from about ...
13, 1858. KIN rll GREAT ECLIPSE OF THE SUN MARCH 15. Correspondent lias forwarded to us the fnllowinn- Letter it
... will appear somewhat greater than in England. . The line central eclipse commences upon the earth in the southern part the Caribbean Sea, about oO miles from the mouth of the river Tocuyo, eneznela ; in other words, the middle of the eclipse corresponds ...
THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER
... appear somewhat greater than in England. The lineo . fcentral eclipse commences upon the earth in the southern part of the Caribbean Sea, about fifty miles from the mouth of the river Tocuyo, in Venezuela; in other words, the middle of the eclipse corresponds ...
CHINA SHIPPING
... Manilla. s—The Bahiasia, for England. 9—The Banian, for London; Asa Packet, for Macassar. 10—The Waterwitch, for Bangkok; Caribbean, for San Francisco; steamer Tynemouth, for Melbourne. 11 : — The William, for Sydney; India, for Madras. 12—steamer Chusan ...