... the Falkland Islands but to control the commerce that passes round Cape Horn—while Trinidad gives her all she desires the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out in great force over our own coast from one extremity l 0 t | ...

... large steamer Boating bottom upwards, but no murks or letters could be seen to lead lo Iter identity. the tub of April, llte Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. Jolm’s, Aewlonmllund. was lost m the ice o!f Cape Bollard; crew, passengers, und part of cargo were ...

... —slimly bet as surly salvo up as as Logli.it sot 'gator was esti desour.d digested by the teeth and stomach of • feathered Caribbean. To denounce this ossimitortabk the Preto:smut Alhouce—headed the Earl of hhaftwthwey —tort cud mitred upon • amearrial to ...

... estimated at hem one to two millions of dollars. The Now York Herold states that new guano islands had been din:everted ha the Caribbean Sea. The die- Loyery had been kept a secret. Several vesicle had beets despatched from the United States, and had re- I turned ...

... Australian mail, was Ceptain Semmes, the commander of the Confederate man-of-war Sumter, whose daring achievements in the Caribbean Sea have attracted such attention. After capturing and destroying_ almost a fleet of merchant shipping among the West India ...

... e, but the number is not odlcially reported. The lose of military stores at Winchester, Uty wawa trains, is large. The Caribbeanes by this intim spin the nand at the Valley of Shenandoah. This unexpected admm of the Confederates Maryland and Washington ...

... 'The particular place I have in view is great lsb,,u »“ fb- vr..«ods out the workhouse. Of the highway from the Atlantic Caribbean Sea to ike propnvtors ol the HI Bl:.c..burn l ean only Pirific Ocean, and this particul ,r place has all the l ■«! mid ...

... being suited to your physical condition. The particular place I have in view is to a great highway from the Atlantic or Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean, and this particular place has all the advantages for a colony. both sides there arc harbours among ...

... it was rumoured that Si. Domingo City had been destroyed. Tortola was one of the Virgin Islands, a cluster rocks in the Caribbean Sea. The estimates of its popa lation vary considerably, the highest making tt 8,600. It wcs twelve miles in length by four ...

... ;portfolio. CrRIOITS HISTORY OF A SAILOR. (From Chambers's Journal.) among the grout t l l inown t th a e Caribbean great a tlas, Islands, th eo ere large is a as ' a t pin ' s head , and in real ity a me re dot iu the waters which sweep around itcaned ...

... Mrs. Woodiasa .whole father, eke said, had been lodgekener at illenhaltpark, the seat the .Zer. of Gkagall. he said, :be Caribbean being as Celir to IE4O. The perk le Meal a mile from the ,plans, and the of ars used is am there to ride, and would go In ...

... Vincent, and twelve of her crew were tfiat is, far it relates to the charge then made against drowned. Ihe Dntmh steamer Caribbean arrived at him lie believed when h.-: was taken into custody that the gt Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and substantial ...