... 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 ...

... undertaking. Not only are the Americans bent upon conskuoting a 1 ship canal 160 miles long, vid Nicaragua, from the.., Caribbean Sea to the Pacific, capable of accommodating i 12,000,000 tons of shipping yearly, but they are; actually dreaming of connecting ...

... travel-talk from Mexico, by Charles Dudley Warner, add to the attractiveness of the part. The Amkrican Magazine, in Along the Caribbean, tkes its readers into a region of which we seldom find ?? in periodical literature. It is Venezuela that is 4cribed, and ...

... TI elevation of 6,000 feet; its waters drain ncrth- in wards and eastwards into the Missouri, and thus ra: out into the. Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic; and I wi westwards by the Snake and other rivers into the re! Pacific. But these are its merely general ...