... ton. The boundaries betwern Nicaragua and Costa Rica are to begin on the south side of the Colorado from its mouth on the Caribbean Sea to its confluence with the San Juan, and to proceed thence along the south bank of the San Juan aid Lake Nicaragua till ...

... America-in Columbia-in the tropical valleys of the Andes, on the high table lands, as well as on the low-lying shores of the Caribbean Sea, there is a loathsome disease called elephan- tiasis; it is not confined to any class of persons, although it is more ...

... 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 ...

... 'Marlborough, at Charleston, on the 22nd unt. The ' New York Herald' states that new guano isl nds had been disc - vered in the Caribbean Sea. The discovery had been kept a secret. Several vessels had been despatched from the United States, and had returned with ...

... step towards our end. Without San Juan del Norte -we lade -what will be in tht end indispensable to us-a naval force in the Caribbean Sea The commercial consequences of this possession are nothing in com- parison with the naval and political results. With ...

... apprenticeship, and from slavery to absolute freedom, a negro's spirit has been found to rival the unbroken tranquillity of the Caribbean seas. (Cheers.) The noble and learned speaker concluded with this elo- quent appeal- I know that all men now take a part ...

... geographical position of the countries entitled to claim the benefit of them, we will com- pare the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea to an irregular semicircle. Near the centre of the line joining its extremities is the island of Jamaica, distant about ...

... belonging to the welfare of the island, and that its labours were also to extend to the whole of our Colonial possessions in the Caribbean Sea. Still further attempts were made in the House of Commons on Tuesday to so amend the Commons Bill as to provide security ...

... merchants of that place-which only a few years ago was a mere Indian village, but is now the most flourishing port in the Caribbean Sea-are again having their goods confiscated, and a loan forced upon them to the extent of some fifty thousand dollars. It ...

... governed by a President. On the one side it is washed by the Pacific Ocean, and on the other lies the Atlantic, or rather the Caribbean Sea. Surrounding it are, on the one side, British Honduras, and farther away the Altos of Mexico, while, on the other, are ...

... left the Dutch capital in a huff, and Venezuela threatens, it is said, to seize Curagoa and sweep Dutch commerce out of the Caribbean Sea. We do not think, however, that the Hollanders are quite so patient as to submit to this. Meetings of Turkish bondholders ...