... helped Nelson to plant the Union Jack on the Mosquito territory, and who at a later date made a present of Greytown to the Caribbean Republic. However that may be, it is to be trusted that a prompt and effectual lesson will be taught the Nicaraguans with ...

... The Administration has firmly resolved to make it a strong military and naval station, commanding the West Indies, the Caribbean ] 5ea, and the future Isthmian Canal. i Mr. McKinley's object, in organizing Commodore Watson's Squadron, is not only to ...

... produce all the 3sgar that is at present the object of traffic on earth. With these figures before you, cast an eve or the Caribbean Sea, and glance at the sugar-gro0ing 'a countries in Ad bordering on the West Indies alone it to say nothing of the East ...

... western boreers of ths Misaissippi states | to our p iti on the Picifi3 Ail m gh tne cotu-verayertS ?? on the *h re of tbe Caribbean Sei, ytt the field of contest ! will new, as beretofi re, lie north of the St. LawreLc!. bt Canada cannoit be conquered against ...

... island vast capabilities as a coaling station ? Others ] think that it would enable the United States to command the Caribbean Sea and defend the Nicaragua Canal. From Nicaragua, however, to this obscure member of the group of the virgin islands is ...

... I The vessels of this squadron have been engaged in cruising among the West India Islands, and along the coasts of C the Caribbean Sea and of the Gulf of Mexico. The y commander of this squadron, having been ordered o a the North on special service, was ...

... board the flagship New Yotk to confer with Admiral Sampson as to the landing-points; but the trip in a small boat on the Caribbean Sea, coupled, perhaps, with a long diet on mangoes and horseflesh, caused him to suffer so severely from sea- sickness that ...

... the Spaniards will be shipped back to Spain, except guerillas, who will be ?? Special Service. THE SPANISH FLEET IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. DEPARTURE FROM CURACAO. NEW YORK, Monday.-The I-lerald publishes a telegram from its Curacoa correspondent -The iVinrcya{ ...

... be able, in the coarse of a few years, to supply moate. rials for a complete and correct chart of the ear- rents in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, and of theimmcdiately adjoining pant of the Atlantic, from Demaerara to Florida. This addition ...

... front the United States Govern- ment giving him the monopoly of di-ging for guano in the Caribbean Islands. There is, it would now seem, no guano in the Caribbean Islands; and, as the islands themselves belong to Great Britain, the United States has no ...

... the early construction of the Nicaragua Canal, desires to keep fortified stations for coaling and repairs in or near the Caribbean Sea, that object could be served by the retention of St, Lucia and the Bermudas. TRAM-CAR ACCIDENT AT BRADFORD. FIFTY PERSONS ...

... issued air Lity only last year, was a 'Report upon the be o Comatulh dredged by the United States Coast an ' Survey in the Caribbean Sea. Dr. Herbert jS the Csrpentcr'was a mnan of much physical and in- No tellectual energy and vigour, and a most in- dustrious ...