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... thrown overboard from Her Britannic Majesty's ship 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 ...
... perpetual darkness. Near Mindora. in the Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under 150 ft. of water. The Caribbean is of crystalline clearness, objects being discernible on the bottom a very great depth. Tea 8ton« Fo uesra Arizona.— The ...
... is damage. Although many vowel. were lying in clam proximity to the Euro. man at the tin) of the dimmer ewer:repine the Caribbean, of the name line, enstained any serious dallier. nit meet awful part of the catastrophe wan the dreadful lee life and suffering ...
... the combined fleet may go through the Windward Passage, and endeavour to intercept the Spanish squadron somewhere in the Caribbean Sea. Both the American commanders have been informed of Admiral Cerveras whereabouts. In the meantime it is not so confidently ...
... Windward Tslands, The British ehip Codfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew were drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, and she lost part of her crew ...
... pound. ■ft MAIL AND SHIPPING NEWS. Trkuteb's telegrams.] Barradobs, Wednesday.—The West India and Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean arrived here to-day. Vera Cruz, Thursday.—The West India arid Pacific Company's steamer Australian sailed to-day. Liverpool ...
... KINGSTON. [AH right* rewrtwL] A ran frigate, her mow-white canvas spread alow and aloft, was gliding swiftly across the Caribbean Sea towards the beautiful island of Grenada. Her approach was watched with intense interest by two young girls, who were ...
... still of definite or conclusive about war In situation in our last issue left the fleet off Curacao small Dutch island to Caribbean Sea off Venezuela It had evidently coal which told report had on there in in colliers another the Spanish admiral took the ...
... Fellow of the Royal Society. His latest work was • Report upon the Comatulm dredged by the United States Coast Survey in the Caribbean Sea. Dr. Ilertiert Carpenter leaves a widow and several children. Attention has already been called to the importance of ...
... , in e • The total wreck of the Called State. human nutchine. They strengthen the whoie ' , ee l, the Kearearge, In the Caribbean nsuecune nyetent. restore t••'•' means femme Incident in plexion. the keen edge of ••. career. neerly thirty yeers +stone ...
... steamer t0 the Golileo Rule, wrecked six years ago with a large amount of id ;0, Government money.and bonds aboard, in the Caribbean Sea, pO ved was really wrecked for the purpose of robbery. The safe wJ . J. was found broken up and the treasure gone. As ...
... virtue, sixty shot*. 1 THE WRECK OF THE KEARSARGE ' The total wreck of the United States war vessel, the Ktarsarge, In the Caribbean bea. recalls the most famous Incident in her career, now nearly thirty years ago. bhe was the vessel that sank the Confederate ...