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

... in blight), and forming part of the boundary line between the former provinces of Versguas and Panama, empties itaelf tbe Caribbean Sea, ' , ram,' mules west of the of the Chasm. River. 'rho description Ovine( the mime by our infortnant, who an Pewees the ...

... Spain treaty which gave to Nicaragua all the rights which Spain over held in the whole country between the Pacific and the Caribbean Sea. Mr. Cass-What is the date that treaty? Mr. Clayton—The 2oth of July, ami, pentlo mpn wish know how I obtained it, I ...

... , and tbi *hi ell give one tbe idea thlat lhe discoloured parts tt had been badly tatooold in order to initnrte some 37 Caribbean style of hread-dress. The eff-et is rost w; detestable; atrd of the two villarrous practices, we 5M would much sooner that ...

... but intellectnal, and which give one the idea that Use discoloured parts had been badly tabooed In order to imitate some Caribbean style of bead drees. The effect is most detestable ; and of the two villainous practices, we would much sooner that the ladies ...

... British Government would be naturally anxious to protect; and they have, with that view, despatched a naval force to the Caribbean Sea, to be in readiness to act in case interference should become necessary. To this extent only is either country yet committed ...

... gathered Die waters of riruleta and antall streams, forming numerous considorab'e rivers, which rsdiste nenb and east Into the Caribbean Sea, and sooth and west into the Southern Ocean Among the ruo-t remarkable are the CbamelleaD, the Ulua, Lean, Uotn.in or ...

... Nicaragua will, at the present time, interesting : t’.e '.vest it is 1 tbe Pacific pirtly on t!ie east by the waters o:' the Caribbean S -*», tlie Mos.j'iittr) Territory forming hr.re tare of i - s eastern houmlary. Honduras >nier- it o;» lie no th, ami Costa ...

... Europe are warmed by the Golfatream the method of warming building? by hot water, and calls the Torrid Zone the furnape, the Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, the Gulf stream the conducting pipe, and the chamber being from the bank Newfoundland ...

... boundary of British Honduras —to live Ruatan, if required sowhich is somewhat probabh. seeing that island is the key the Caribbean St*a ; iko Greytown free tow:*, giving to Nicaragua ( itlieiaise tlu* United 8:a»es) ill »h.y wat.t. and leaving the unfortunate ...

... best harbours—the only good harbours we should rather say—in that entire region. Its possession gives us the command of the Caribbean Sea. and of the entire eastern seaboard of Central America. No wonder the United States Government desires to get a place ...

... Honduras. Article 2. Her Britannic Majesty agrees to recognise the mid channel the river or Segovia, which falls into the Caribbean Sea nt Cape Gracias Dios, the boundary between the Republic of Honduras and the territory of the Mosquito Indians, without ...