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... TO-DAY'S SHEFFIELD TELEGRAPK. PRINCIPAL CONTKVTS: LEADING ARTICLES. E DOG AND K1SH B AND SEEK THE CARIBBEAN SEA u.- OK TAGANROG. THE WAR. mystery the fleets. thk negotiations a reported settlement. mum and wei-hai-wei. MR. GLADSTONES FTNERAL. the fixed ...
... barque Alice, which reached Portland, liaise, few days ago, atter • stormy voyage of 19 days from Turk's Leland, in the Caribbean. The barque carried a cargo of salt, and she had been out but a day when it was found that the watt had struck through into ...
... ‘The Great Eastern is detained by fog and heavy weather HAY TT. It appears from the West Indian papers received by the Caribbean, that on the 27th ult. a public proclamation was made banishing Geffrard. his family, from the Island for ever. , the late ...
... admitting them into the union. The Wa*hingfon .Sfer says that the British minister has sent orders to the s ...
... Preston no change has occurred. ( Gcano Islands.—By the Atlantic, learn that new guano islands have been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The disi covery bad been kent a secret. Several vessels had been despatched from the United States, and had returned ...
... despatched from New York have returned with fuU cargoes of guano. The guano is from some recently* discovered islands in the Caribbean Sea. We learn that the lucky discoverers have on hand, and arrive, sufficient quantity on which realise handsome fortune ...
... observation. Fro water's edge battery rose above battery succession of huge steps cut out of the D rock, and in front the Caribbean Sea lyin; the golden sun like a huge turquoise stretched into infinity. The American g have lost their great chance. Had ...
... Wednestlity Morning.- The location of the Fleet has ow o aa • greet relief. The fear that this &et was! taming about lit the Caribbean or ! rteanutig to twine unguarded port. w. excessive. mid ths, .t is Int-moved the relief rotrespondingly great. l'resideut ...
... thrown overboard from Her Britannic Majesty’s slnp Arachne, V. D. Inglefield commanding, on the 6th of July, 1857, in the Caribbean Sea, somewhere in the neighbourhood of the Little Cayman, or between Jamaica and Cuba. The paper was sent to the Secretary ...
... even the Bishop of Runitifoo, who, according to Mr. Gilbert, took lessons from a professor of dancing in order to amuse his Caribbean flock, would, if put into a play, be at once taken under the protection of the Lord Chamberlain. Mr. James Payn has finished ...
... if the fernier were to be annexed by America and made into the site of the guardian naval station for that Power in the Caribbean Sea*. Cuba is to become independent, but the nature and conditions of that independence cannot be decided offhand. There ...
... tidal ways Th=ors IS sod ow whisk wee the sums of the eased mirth .end west from the island of Martinique the edge of the Caribbean Bea, to Porto Moutserrat one of the most healthful the West Wendy, and bag • IMO. It about 47 miles in area s hi mash beam ...