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... chronometers. This day passed Antigua; rain and fog presented us seeing any thing but the loom of the land. ue now unicred the Caribbean sea. and bade adieu to the Athuitic with a fine seven-knot breese ; about three o'clock, p.m. came in sight of Montserrat ...
... some of the vessels have returned, with full cargoes of guano. This guano is from some receutly•discovered island in the Caribbean Sea. The lucky discoverers hare now on hand and to arrive a sufficient quantity to realise a handsome fortune. Within the ...
... warmed by the gulf stream to t h e method of warming buildings by hot water, and cells the Torrid Zone the furnace, the Caribbean Bea and the Ong of Mexico the boilers, the gulf stream the conducting pipe, and the great hot-air chamber being from the ...
... develop Liverpool, July s.—The West India and menta we may look for epidemic dysentery to follow Pacific Company’s steamer, Caribbean, left the the track of the present cholera.” ...
... -OBQcron Henry SkoifieldW Dancnag VituU FeUx Mendeiwbn P°rtlM»d Anni® KlizAbeih if*** Maggie Trimble Tome Sailed ok Saturday. Caribbean (.) D»obe (.) Sailed ok Sukdat. Mojito Henonck .StTPetenbnrg Sailed Yestebdat^^ at Liverpooi, S. ; moderate; clear. TRADE ...
... steamer Bolivar, from Liverpool and Hayti, arrived here on tho 12th of March, and will proceed to Mexico. The steamship Caribbean sailed from Hayti for Liverpool on the 10th of March, and the steamship Mexican sailed from Kingston foT Hayti and Havre ...
... from Liverpool, arrived here on the stb, and sailed return voyage yesterday. Kikoszok, June il. The Royal Mail Steamer Caribbean, left hers on the 9th for Liverpool* net Hayti.—The same company’s steamer Cuba, from Liverpool, arrived Thomas yesterday ...
... lines U an evil indication in this time of prosperity. It is the return to hot after p>Ucs of Pallidum, the reeamction of Caribbean cause when a abrip of the line la out of dale, the discarding of the Graces of Praxiteles for the Qide idols of the Beotians ...
... manufactures far m those which merely cond the fancy. This lov harsh lines evil ind prosperity. It is the palace of Palladiom, Caribbean cause when a of date, the discardin ...
... MAIL NEWS. Babbadobs, Nor. 23. —The West Indian and Pacific Company’s ateamer Caribbean, from Liverpool, arrived here to-day. , _ ~ _ GiBRALTAn, Nor. 24.—The Bntiah India Company's ateamer Blanora, from Calcutta for London, passed here to-day. * Glasgow ...
... ezoelleot monthly la again vary teres ting and alao instructive. Dr. Hatehiaaon oentinaaa his entertaining eontribationa, AUm* Caribbean.” Caramon d*. aoribed, and its aatorel advantages the only harbour in a direct line between Europe Panama, except felly explained ...
... SHIPWRECK. Tho White Star ttaamar Gormnnic. arriuod Liuarpoo), hat brought partieulan aa extraordinary cam of shipwreck the Caribbean Sea. The Uellert, British uatael, commanded by Captain Long; which bound to San Domingo, when near the island Cataiinita ...