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... mer-- elsantmnen of whatever n:iuoa within such a distance of the alppronclres to thle canal, either in the Pacific or the Caribbean Slea; and that in cases or doubt as to the distance, the peaceful merchantmen shall have the benefit or that doubt and be ...
... magnificent and valuable colonies in the ■world. The preciona metals of Meziee and Pen—the productions of the islands the Caribbean Sea, and U»ei porta of the Spanish mainthe epieesof Java—the fruhs of every clime—enriched her, and instead of heiogi thankful ...
... and say itotiting. ID Ibis, however, I intet nichie kisown-tise stasneful trick d Cthe tunfeeliig sport, antI worse titait Caribbean tcrtelty-(tlie words are itot lmie, bitt Mr. S,4tiffueck's) tint lie played off, ?? three days ago, upon use. I'd boost looking ...
... equipment, and it is believed that she will fully equal in speed, if not excel, any steamer yet built. Another fine steamer, the Caribbean, is in progress by Thos. Collycr, for Captain Wright, to . in the Gulf of Mexico, and is having her machinery put in at Phcenix ...
... ft excel, any steamer yet built. Caribbean, is in progress by Thos. Collyer, for Captain Wright, to run in the Mexico, and is having her TM nut in at the Phcenix Foundry. She aland heavy bets inc qualities. The Caribbean tioned above. She is a mills, Esc ...
... per sack in French and Irish. IS on,. Coastwise lieland, pckg* |»4 Vance. Yif ; Mr. Coates, Mr. Archer, Mr. w. Gar- and Caribbean, Cockton, for Queenstown 8l»t. ! Andrew Po-tt>r, A Taylor and co.) II W Steele from New . . hi* bacon lineii and iltroad ...
... and the Franklin, of the Havre line, which sails on the sth proximo, touching at Southampton, will go full. The steam-ship Caribbean, now very nearly completed, will be run between New York and England, and, should the demand justify, other steamers will ...
... will monopolize much of the coasting business on the entire Pacific board, as far up as the Isthmus of Darien, and on the Caribbean as far southeast as the great Orinoco. Internally the monopoly will be complete. The central trade which now seeks an outlet ...
... DcnnUtoun and co. Bombay 2(th—London, O'Neill, from San braociscu.wnd •ai.ed.or >() j ,. oni you do E Muon, order— Akyab2sth—Caribbean, Cocktoii. from Madras,2tith—t»eetlioVLn. Brun-wick Dock Throwcll, from Arracan, i7lli—Maid of Orleans, Fenwick, 1147. of ...
... VESSELS SPOKEN. Caribbean, from Singapore fa. rowe,, June 7 tat '2B S , long 47 E. ; nideefrom Bombay for Hull, June 10, lat S., long 43 E. ;_ Kira uan Fitaay, from *:nmbay for LiverF , l, July 23, lat i S., long 22 E. ; Allan, from London for Calcutta ...
... Gnspar—Hamlet, from Canton for London, May 11, off Angrr—Earl Durham, from Ccyton for London, June 16. in lat 8, long 37 E—Caribbean, from Singapore for London, June 33, in lat 31 8, long 88 E—Drien Vircodcn, from Bataria, June 36, in 35, long 81. COMMERCIAL ...
... Ion. 33 W.-Maggle, from Canton for 2 Sydney, 3rd May, off Gaspar-Hamlot, from Canton for Lou. o don, 11th May, off Anger-Caribbean, from Singapore for London, 23rd June, in let. 14 5., Ion. 88 E.-Drieu Vironden, from Batavia, 20th Jesus, in let. 38 5. ...