... has in common with the United u States. It is to keep open, for the traffic of all t nations, the great highway from the Caribbean Sea I to the Pacific, by the river San Juan and the Lake I of Nicaragua, and to protect its subjects who may r trade to those ...

... 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 ...

... with a strong belief in its le accuracy; and it will be seen by the following pas- ci sage, descriptive of a sunset in the Caribbean Sea, Pi that the author is able to depict with minute fidelity Be an appearance not easily referable to ordinary T standards ...

... pious cruelty, said prayers for his soul.-I am, &c., D. BABINGTON RING, of the Western Circuit, Barrister-at-Law. The Trent, Caribbean Sea, June 4. ...

... and forming part of the boundary line d between the former provinces of Veraguas and Panama, i il empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, 70 miles west of the i d mouth of the Chagres River. The description given of the a h mine by our informant, who announces ...

... a bottle was -five days. Ix~LA i at..- named instsnoe'-the Racehorse,~ threvr out a baotle'oh thei 17th of Apriln, Itba Caribbean 'Seaand 'bvi efl,2S3d. of: the same nioxnth the bottle had made e nice little vatage of~ TME MusEoM OF RNAxmB Az ART 'AT ...

... than twelve D feet can only cros it at very favourable times. The a rise of the tido in this part of the Atlantic (the o Caribbean a) does not exceed two feet. From the P bay of Limon, a little to the east of the mouth of the a Chagres, a canal, little ...

... 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 ...

... first-clas steam-ship of 2,000 tons, built on ao. ..count of the Nicaragua Ship Canal Company, has recently been launched. The Caribbean, a steam. .obip of 1,800 tons, 'will be launched in about two weeks, end is to ron with the Alabama be- tween Newv Orleans ...

... Fanllearti Vietoire from Maurttdwa;Ireabaildge, from R Ceyinio. Nov. 4. Falconz, from Noew York; Tat. from Bortleauz. P. nr. Caribbean, from San Fraticeflso; Wicite Stair, ?? Liverpool; Bethlaund Jewlitt, feeo. Clyde; Ciqanhagen, from Londiaua. S. Orvteli ...

... perverse collusion by thwart- ing and impeding the obstructive equadron. Now, what is to be the upshot of all this? Look at the Caribbean Sea. On one side of it are some twelve or fifteen I islands, wherein the liberality of Great Britain has given freedom to ...

... American steamers from :he New York to Chagres, Jamaica must inevitably be- he come the most active centre of trade in the Caribbean to Seas, and the natural advantages possessed by Trini- to dad for becoming a great central emporium of com. ng !nerce are ...