... December; the ateamsbip West Indian, from Havre, at Kingston, and Bailed the 3rd December for Hajti and Havre; the a-eamthip Caribbean l.ft Kingston for Hajti and Liverpool the «b December; the steamship Call I fomian. from Liverpool, at Bar bade., and proceeded ...

... monstrous edifice of superstition at a time when inquisitors every onh-r rousted human flesh with much ardour as cannibals tbe Caribbean Islands could display. men who paved tbe way fur great French revolution to whom tbe world owes the immortal declaration ...

... waterlogged, and has been abandoned At Kingstown, Jamaica. The spede has been saved. The West Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean has been caught in a cyclone. The decks were swept, and the boats, the skylight bridge, and three .seamen washed overboard ...

... having become water. logged. Crew landed at Kie.rton, Jamaica. Another telegram that the West Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean bas been caagbt in a cyclone, by which her deck was swept—boats, skyligLts. bridge and three seamen washed overboard. FATAL ...

... water logged and was abandoned. The orew was landed at Kingstown, Jamaica. Specie eased. The West India and Pacific steamerr Caribbean was caught in a cyclone, the result being that fcbe deck was swept, the boats, skylights, and bridge, and three seaman being ...

... , ; .. _ t .re be thought about, and that fire days Congress. cnaltbo day', proceed■oners appeared may ou: eaeih in the Caribbean Sea a. , (ngs commenced with divine service. one of mid-Ai Untie. fays, slso, does not think this the tdiarcbes e sermon ...

... the Isthmus, the chance of rongh weather or accident are to be thought about, and that a fire may break out ns easily the Caribbean Sea as in mi-'-Atlintic, He says, also, he does not think this nmlemmouiug American steam vessels has reached . its witivutn ...

... America the Isthwaa, the obancM rongh weather of an ssddont onto be thought sbont, end that fas any brook rat os easily In tha Caribbean Saa aa in mid- Attantte. Ha aayr, aUo, that does not think toil undennanatag of Amotiaan stsaa reoaeta hoi roachod tie minimum ...

... nil the Windward Islands. Tin Br!»ish Codfish went ashore St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, nnd she lost part her crew. The ...

... Windward Islands. The British ship Codfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew were drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly damaged. her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, and she lost part of her crew ...

... Windward Islands, The British ship Codfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew were drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, and she lost part of her crew ...

... Islands. The British ship Co4fash went ashore on St. Vincent, an.l twelve of her crew wet* drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly dam aged. Her bridge, beats and steering gear were carried away, and she lost part of her crew ...