... Star ot the East, from Liverpool supposed fe r Shanghai , 4^ N. 11 Vf. Dirigo ship , outward-bound, Feb. ?? 2 N. 26 W. Caribbean, from London to Bombay, which had spoken tbe -.Ops Fear-Not. Ida. and Her Majesty, Jan. -29, ort Maderia, Feb. 4 2 N. 21 ...

... been received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican government had taken forcible possession of the guano islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to America. NEW YORK, Dec 28, Evening. The Secretary of the Treasury opened to-day the proposals for the 5 ...

... en route for Mar- seilles, where she may be expected on Saturday morning, the loth inst. HAYTI LIVERPOOL, August 12 The Caribbean, from the West Indies, arrived here to-day. Her dates from Port- au- Prince are to the 24th July, at which period the firing ...

... adveuturous tra- veller, who are martyrs to sea-sickness like himself of th. miseries tbey may expect to undergo in the Caribbean Sea. A variety of Bcenes, chiefly representative of native life in Panama aud Peru, are- then depicted in a corresponding ...

... neighbour, British Guiana, the Elysium of the tropics — the West Indian happy valley of Rasselas — the one true Utopia of the Caribbean Sea, the transatlantic Eden ! Mrs. Pattison, in a more business style, has collected in this interesting little volume a ...

... wiiich he captured some English merchant vessels. But our fleet then ranging the Atlantic, from the coast of France to the Caribbean sea, forced him to disgorge his prey, and his own vessel was nearly lost on the coast of Brittany. Though Jerome did not ...

... Rentes closed at GG.57, or 33c. lower than yesterday. HAYTI. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning. The West ludia and Pacific steamer Caribbean arrived in the Mersey last night with five days' later news from Hayti. On the 27th a public proclamation was made banishing ...

... 21 persons were killed on shore ; 12 are missing from the ship ; missing from the shore, unknown. The company's steamer Caribbean has sustained great damage. Her immense iron girders and 13 of her frames were broken, and the knees and braces of the heaviest ...

... blowing up of the vessel. . ' side of the steamer, which waa an iron one, was blown • and considerable damage done to tbe Caribbean, - *uei ?? the plaintiff's steamers, which was lying along- ■ 4 '•• saaiejettf. Captain Cole, the first and second r i aboat ...

... ships Blackwall, 180 days from Cardiff, and the Albion, 144 days from Cardiff, arrived at Panama on tbe 18th. The steamer Caribbean, from Liverpool, arrived at Colon on the 11th. The British barque Dorsetshire struck on a rock entering Coquimbo harbour ...

... the Mosle-tn pilgrims perished. In the western hemisphere tlie yellow fever has been very I fatal in many places in the Caribbean Gulf. Soon after! the landing of the allied forces at Vera Cruz it appeared among the Spanish, French, and British soldiers ...

... continued fine, and the y « ■- ■ :- p. we re favourable. HE WEST INDIES. LIVERPOOL, Friday. ' ...