... Stoddart, Morrison, for Singapore 9th. West Derby, Sargent, from .lacao at Singapore 23nt Feb , and salted 7th March for Akyab. Caribbean, and Alma, both from Melbourne at Shanghae 12th February. Cleopatra, Brive, sailed from Boldest= for Liverpool 25th instant ...

... face of the proved cruelty, horrors, and enormous mortality attending the legalised coolie traffic from the far East to the Caribbean Sea, we are bound to express approval of Lord Palinerston's decided negative to the proposal to allow negro immigration into ...

... the prove I eruelt,., horrors, and enormous mortality atter - I.lin ' ). the legalked Coolie traffic from the far East to Caribbean Sea. We are bound to express approval of Lord Palmerston's decided nevative to the proposal to allow negro immigration into ...

... marbleiareamog thle ruins with inscriptions. in$ )en AMERICANDxbcLn WITH VEN~EZUELA. - The wa ow island ot Avis, in the Caribbean Sea, off the coast of he, all Vene uela, was visited some years ago by an Amencari tio in. vessel, with a considerable company ...

... , in aid of boats and seamen stationed there in chase of the pirates, of whom there were always more than enough in the Caribbean seas. There was great rejoicings at the place when the sloop arrived, one of the Sambo fellows —half Negro, half Indian—being ...

... civilized members of the tribes who pass their time on the great river below, fishing or navigating the frail pipantes to the Caribbean Sea. A number of diverging paths lead to the Guayape, striking it at several points, known as enzbarcaderos, or landing-places ...

... Ml C. Worthy. Four years ago lie went to sea, and he Re, wandered over the shores of Mexico, Texas, and We through the Caribbean Seas. The ship in which he hea i returned hone is said to have been saved twice mem 5 owfing to his presence of mfind. He ...

... the Rev e C. Worthy. Four years ago he went to sea, and he e wandered over the shores of Mexico, Texas, and e through the Caribbean Seas. The ship in which he returned home is said to have been saved twice owing to his presence of mind. He set out again ...

... office of the Boston Relief and Submarine Company from Captain Joseph P. Couthouy, commanding the company's expedition to the Caribbean Sea, dated brig Monagas, over the San Pedro, December 12, 1857, by which appears that after about three months' preliminary ...

... vessels in Turkish waters. The other expediheavy, and the lightning so potent, that many houses , tion has been sent to the Caribbean sea, under the comwere sensibly shaken. The factory chimney belong- ! mend of Captain Couthouy. After various misadvening ...

... was made at a decline, prices ranging from $11 to . $2 for superfine. The money s ?? inactive, bot id i roving. b Taship' Caribbean,' arrived at San Francisco, th e up at sea a disabled Chinese junk, containe ing , twelve men, who had ibeen floating about ...

... from Panama give an account of the settlement and position of the new American colony on the islhld of Nevassa , in the Caribbean Sea. The f band of explorers had leady hoisted the national D flag, built dwellings and schools, collected guano, Ly and ...