... their rise in the cen- ?? range. These are themselves either tributaries to part I lar 'errivers or else empty into tbe Caribbean Sea. Some of these rivers are eavigoble by light steamers, and the e% j, besiness Ihich could be clone upon them would furnish ...

... are warmed by the Gulf stream to the method of warming buildings by hot water, aand calls the Torrid Zone the furnace, the Caribbean Sea e and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, the Galfretrearn the conducting pipe, the great hot-air chamber being from the ...

... 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 ...

... quiet' peasants; and the simple boon required to revive and establish the prosperity of the entire group of colonies in the Caribbean Sea, was a continuous influx of such peasants. The prayer for that boon was not half- sti=ed under a bushel of nonsensical ...

... limits shall be set apart for the Mosquito Indians: The boundary line shall begin at the mouth of the river Rema, in the Caribbean Sea; thence it shall run up the mid course of that river to its source, and from such source proceed in a line due west to ...

... Europe to command swift intelligence from the most distant parts of America, and from their island posses- sions in the Caribbean Sea. 110,000 miles of' submarine cable would link the five great land divisions. of the globe logether. A million of money ...

... is considered that the royal an mail steamers sometimes come fsom St. Thomas, one of cc the most unhealthy islands in the Caribbean Sea, in 13 io days, there seems to be some ground for drsed that the d scourge would make its home in England. Moat yellow ...

... the mountains that press on the Atlantic shore? ' Will they liks Itilboa, the Spaniard, who beheld the Pc- c'fic, see the Caribbean sea, and walk luto it to the middle L of their waist to give thanks to God for the success of their v undertaking, with the ...

... and the Rev. C. Worthy. Four years ago he went to sea, and he wandered over the shores of Mexico, Texas, and through the Caribbean Saas. He set out again to sea about three years ago, but the ship was obliged to put back in a half-wrecked condition ; and ...

... are beginning to excite a marked degree of interest here. A large fleet of Briisth and French vessels now exists in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of ?? of which acted together in the recent operations against Venezuela, and another part is detained ...

... been recived at Baltimore stating )W that the Dominican government had taken forcible possesson of the guano islands in the Caribbean ad Bes belonging to America. NEW YORK, D v. 28. Bv . at The Secretary of the Treasury opened toay the ar poposals for the ...

... received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican government had taken forcible 1 possession of the guano islands in the Caribbean I Sea belonging to America'. NEW YORK, Dxo2*28 Evmsm. I The Secretary of the Treasury opened to-day the proposals for the ...