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... other day a coal mine was (bscovered and surveyed in San Salvador, and simultaneously came into our port a canoe from the Caribbean coast with samples some mineral brought to light by a company of Yankees strolling round this country, picking np specimens ...
... height), and forming part of the boundary line between the former provinces of Veraguas and Panama, empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, seventy miles west of the mouth of the Chagres River. The description given of the mine by our informant, who announces ...
... estimated at from one to fwo millions of dollars. The New York Herald states that guano islands had been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The dis- covery had beer kept a secret Several vessels had been despatched from the United States, and had re- turned ...
... however, 'ohs employed the coming reason, in operating upon in Terkiah waters. The other expedition hm been sent to the Caribbean sea, under the command of Captain Couthouy. After various misadventuree, the whole of the maw being attacked with yellow ...
... the territory of that republic, which it will intersect from north to south, commencing at or near Port Caballos in the Caribbean Sea, touch ing Comayagua and other towns, and terminating near the boundary of the republic of San Salvador, in the Gulf ...
... to be employed the coming season, in operating upon venaels in Turkish waters. The otber expedition has been sent to the Caribbean s.a, under the command of Captain Couthouy. After v-rious misadventures, the whole of the crew being attacked with yellow ...
... Atlantic steamer, which arrived Liverpool on Thursday evening, learn that new guann islands have been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The discovery had been kept a secret. Several vessels had been dispatched from the United States, and had returned with ...
... occupied, no maitre where, added so muci A to our trapwroce, wealth, and power, and when he occupation of some Used in the Caribbean S. a, wan • very is- I story opreseir of military or naval triumpa. But, though ait may have once bra pew-seed by these ...
... Europe are warmed by the Golffitream to the method of warming baUdings by hot water, and calls the Toma Zone the furnace, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, the Gulf-stream the conshores of Europe, whence the heat is taken up by the prevailing ...
... the equator might be called a kitcben-range for a Sardanapalus, and the Antilles are but tables loaded with luxuries. The Caribbean Sea is the kingdom of the present moment. The past and the future are its Arctic and Antarctic—unthought of, except by desperate ...
... alliance. In view of the possible necessities that may grow out of the complicated state'of affairs the Gulf Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, orders have been sent out to the several navy yards to prepare a large number of vessels for immediate service.—A despatch ...
... of books contain an abridgement of “Sir Seaward’s Narrative of his Shipwreck, and Dis- covery of Certain Isla mds in the Caribbean ; with a detail of many extraordinary events in his life between 1733 1749.” For the information of those already with this ...