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... Spain and the United States, it is more tben probable that the strength of tbe respective navies will be ceontred in the Caribbean Sea, which in the opinion of Captain Mnhan is pre-eminently the domain of sea powers. Its politioal importance has benn long ...
... The project of a ship canal through the Isthmus of Pa- nama, suggested by the narrowness of the division there between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific, is nearly as old as the European k. nowledge of that fact Why it has not been done is apt, whien asked ...
... tmhat lhis improved tone of the markets ;ves only Nv the beginning nni era of prosperity, such as the er islands ill the Caribbean -sea have badl little experi- ence of for many years. Exchaige on London wsas te quotesl at t per ccit. pretniuma. . 'lIse ...
... firing upon the istrikers. 3%L Penis Guibert, member for Martinique. S d supported the previous speaker, and added thit the Caribbean Sea was fast becoming an Anglo- Saxon lake. France should therefore not risk ( t losing Martinique and Guadeloupe by bad ...
... hey shouwthat there was a time when the ilack Sea and age the Mediterranean and the Baltic bad no outlets; ical when the Caribbean was enclosed by what now fOral ary. the Great-and Little Antilles; when A-stralasia IV5 and in reality what it has been named ...
... influences which bore the Dunmore's waif, and hence the former, traversing the equatorial current and passing through the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of at Mexico, making a total circuit 'of 5500 miles; travelled li- at abort the same mean rate-eight miles ...
... -LaDWort & Ho~ e atner d Galileo, from the Brrails for Southampton and' i. Antwerp, paasedto-tday. I r Jamaica,. My ti.-The Caribbean, Line steamers 31aroon left to-day for London. r cillala, Mtay J.-The Anichor Lie steincr Ande , left today for New York ...
... a few of the keenest observers think that an inevitable result of enlargement of the, country's direct influence in the Caribbean Pea and the FarFEast will be a quick reduction of' present tariffs, leading very soon to free trade. This, however, is an ...
... Companyr' samer Ar oso` sailed to. hby. day or Pams.c. THE WEST 12W1&:AND PAC0'WI MAtES x . W ES'r~x ' Col5i ptember27. The Caribbean, frorl Ivraaoo!airrive't on the 2Stisint., q* 1 ad-sails on her return royage on the 4th. Octher. 1,2 13 2 Tnir DEATH ?? ...
... unable to survive any pro- tracted duration of the present state of things. A JAPANEss SnA, ADVENTurnE.-The British ship Caribbean arrived at Sarn Francisco ot the 8th ult., from Hong Kong, having on board twelve Japanese mariners whom they picked up at ...
... Jobannas brunn (se.. Garsier Dave ?? Schlesmri. ( d)). Brilliant ?? Swallao ?? irigitta ..I Blitz ?? Nordsteru (a) ?? lre ?? I Caribbean ?? IHerinione . . Millon () .. ISemallDta ?? Crescent 51.. Good and Biasschard. William Potter ?? Mohican (s) . Dubrovrik ...
... the late Viceroy and his able and cruelly-traduced Finance Minister. THE CARIBBEAN SEA BOTTOM. Some interesting facts respecting the depth of the western portion of the Caribbean Sea have been re- cently brought to light during the cruise of the United ...