... uirements the colony itself, but by the S dependencies more nearly and naturally connected with it than our settlements in the Caribbean oca.— Times. ...

... and Korth ■ c l ear that France having no colonies on the Elands i , er ' can Continent, and only two insignificant any Q Caribbean sea, not impelled to this measure &Coe demand. Indeed, if these conditions are w y the government, they will amount to a ...

... tame my fellow-creatures, by the power of Natural Magic. — William Kidd, in Recreative Science, No. I. A Scene in the Caribbean Sea.— Calms, squalls, and thunderstorms made the voyage tedious, though for these annoyances I found a kind of compensation ...

... been received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the guano islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to America.—The Persia, which arrived at Queenstown on Saturday, brings further intelligence of the secession ...

... it been a century or two earlier—wouhi have suggested that he had just returned from a cruise in the Spanish Main or the Caribbean sea, with pockets stufford with crusadoes, portagues, pieces of eight, and moidores, with a dried-up liver, an adust temperament ...

... the Australian mail, was Captain Serames, the commander of the Confederate manof-war Sumter, whose daring achievements the Caribbean sea have attracted such attention. Captain amines is small, thin, but wiry man, with weather-beaten countenance, of a most ...

... Atlantic to Jersey. One has been found after years, another after 14, and a third after ten years. One was thrown into the Caribbean Sea, and after five days wee picked u 210 distant. A bottle was thrown in at s Straits, and 200 days afterwards was found ...

... DEATHS. --- September 16, on board the Royal Mail Steamer, Caribbean, on his passage to England, HENRY Esq , of Hit's y Customs, Kingston, Jamaica, eldest son of the late Henry Davis, Esq., collector of ILK. 's Customs, of Falmouth, Jamaica. October 2 ...

... or a Company Without Capital.—The Caribbean Company Limited was formed 1871. It was formed not—as might perchance be supposed-for the buying up of Caribs, but for the purchase guano and other commodities the Caribbean Islands cheap and selling them dear ...

... e brought by the last West India mall of threatened hostilities between Holland and Venearela. The squadron sent to the Caribbean Sea has no other mission than that of preotiaing naval =meetings and of protecting the batch possessions should it ever be ...

... inst. in latitude 4b MN., Idogleg/1r 26 16 W. She was bound for Queenstown et _Falmouth for orders from Rio Hach., is the Caribbean Sea. She lost her ruMer on the 27th of March. She was a woolen brig, of 274 toes, built at Sunderland is 1865 by Messrs. ...

... to £16,463,250. DREDGING IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA.—At the recant annual meeting of the United States National Academy Professor Agassiz presented an interesting report on dredging operations carried on in the Caribbean Sea during the past year. He had, ...