... transfer them to some other Power. Undoubtedly England obtain them if she wants them—possibly for an exchange be marie in the Caribbean Bea. or some other concession not yet fully determirv-d upon. the present state public feeling, this would be heartily sanctioned ...

... hroad. ft is 12 il. frotn thle hi Pacific, froum which it ii separated by a ridge of volcanic su hills, atllt S0 from the Caribbean Sea. It receives the at wateis ?? Le;e Leoe fron tbte N.A., and di y targeshythe bi Sait Jisas i nto the Caribhban Sea. h-eight ...

... steamer Pliny sailed hence fno DIonte Vdeoand Buenos Ayres direct. The West India and Pacific C'ompany'e Itoyal Mail steomer Caribbean Bailed honce to-day, vith mails and passengers for the United States of Cbolombia and Venezuela. MAntnAs, Fridar.-The British ...

... adjourned at 1.30. but meets again at 3.30. The Cabinet, at its later meeting, decided that the Spanish sovereignty in the enure Caribbean and West Indian waters must utterly removed. The indebtedness assumed Spain, and charged against Cuba and Puerto Rico, will ...

... arrived to-day. (FEaoh LLOYD'S.) C1OnIrstA-viN. Tuesday.-The West India and Pacific Steamship Coinpany's Royal Mail steamer Caribbean, from Bfaltimore to Liver. pool, p3ssed here at 0.16 a.m. to-day. GRAvEtskND, Tuesday.-The Glen Line steamers Gleneagles ...

... New York for London, passed this station at I etc. til' tlhe West India and Pacitic ,tcomslitp Company's staot1 steamor Caribbean, from the West Indies, pasted here this mortiar esi rottiC for Roenet. PORTr SAID, Tharsdav.-The Pacific Steam Navieation ...

... here to-day. BOSTON, Wednesday.-The Warren Line stensce Kansas, for Liverpool, left here to-day. 0o DEA.e, Thuseday.-The Caribbean La.e steamer Carb, Crosi h Jamaicn for London, paesed through the Downs to-day. Dovitn, Thursday.-The North (erman Lloyd ...

... noon to-day from London, and left at 8 p.m. for New Zealand. COLON. Wednesday.-The Weat India and Pacif'c Company's steamer Caribbean arrived here to-day. DxAt-rsconr. Friday.-The Castle pecliet Drummond Castle, with mails, ?? for Cape Colony and Natal, leit ...

... ge. Although many vessels were lying in close proximity to the European at the time of the disaster none, excepting the Caribbean of the same line, sustained any serious damage. The most awful part of the catastrophe was the dreadful loss of life and ...

... London, and the Harrison Line steamer Inventor, from Liverpool for Calcutta, have pasoed here. GnAvEsamlo, 210nday.-The Caribbean Line steamer SL Louls left here at 8 p.m. to-day for Jamaica. - GaEErocg, Tuesday.-The Allan Line steamer Norwegian. ftom ...

... the steanship West Indian, from HIavre, at. Kingston, and sailed on the V 3rd Docember for Hayti and Heare; the steamrship Caribbean left 3 Kingston for Hayti and Liverpool on the 4th December; the steam- ship Cahifornian, from Liverpool, at BarbadOes, and ...

... company's ?? Nepanl, trom Calcutta, has arrived. - Sorw OnLnev.As, Scturday.-The W1est India and Pacitc Company's steaner Caribbean left to-day. Nowv Yore, Saturday.-The Glen Liner Glernorchv, for London, sailed to-day. Sunday.-Leasstn. Wilson and Hill's ...