... virtually is so. Hence his inveterate opposition,—his rooted determination part with slavery, only when Britain parts with her Caribbean dominions ! From the planter we can thus expect no voluntary I co-operation. His avarice has stricken him with a Judaical ...

... er may remember that about a month ago. We had from the West Indies of a slight shock of an earthquake being felt in the Caribbean Sea, accompanied abort as far as Ilarbadoes with clouds of dust, and what was then believed to be voleattie ashes. That a ...

... NEGRO FREEDOM. Along the Caribbean wave The song triumph swells afar, On this delightful morn the slave Hails liberty's bright, beaming star ! Before him freedom's vista opes, And gladdens his delighted eyes; New prospects—pleasures—glorious hopes— Around ...

... Sols tier*, 2ni Sun eclipsed—invisible Britain—visible, Pacific Ocean, South America, Mexico, and Guatemala, Mexico, ami Caribbean ...

... inhabitants for the visitation of the plague, have been the causes which have made one of the most beautiful islands in the Caribbean Sea a scene of unutterable woe and desolation. known i that upwards 5000 persons have died in Kingston and Spanish Town alone ...

... warm air over the Gulf the cold air of the American continent ,s the means of diverting the stream of warm air from the Caribbean Sea to the eastward and thus giving easterly progression to eastwaia, . , TJ n ited States. The northers only time the west ...

... feet, which is almost unbroken to the Isthmus of Panama. This vast natural wall forms a harrier to the trade winds of the Caribbean Sea, as they cannot cross this ridge and flow into the Pacific. By means of this elevated land, which forms the isthmus ...

... the Indian Omen, the spotted corals are plainly visible under twenty-ilve fathoms of water. The cryetaline claim= of the Caribbean sea excited the admiration of Columbus, who, in the pursuit of his great iliecovents, ever retained an open eye for the beauties ...

... been received at Baltimore, stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the guano island in the Caribbean Sea, belonging to America. LATEST MARKETS. (By Electric Telegraph.) EDINBURGH SHEEP AND CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 9. Suekp.—The ...

... , from which, no doubt, privateers will be fitted out for the purpose preying upon the commerce the Gulf Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Fort l'ickens, junior, is a small outpost of defence or auxiliary Fort l'ickens, erected by Lieutenant Slemmer's orders ...

... PRIVATEERS. The Confederate privateer Retribution has bumf three Maine vessels. She encountered an unknown whaler in the Caribbean Sea, which showed fight, but was sunk with all on board. New York, March G (Afternoon).—The reports concerning the .-teaivier ...

... say that reliable information has reached ns to the effect that the crew were reached by koats from the Hannibal and the Caribbean. The Fire Queen, tug, waa said to have disappeared about the same time, and thenceforward the news and rumours of havoc came ...