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... Panamian 17tb, Peruvian; 18lb, Araucanian ; 19th, Euegian ; 20ih, Antarctic ; 21st, East Patagonian; 22d, Urugavian; 23d, Caribbean; 24tb, Carolinian; 25th, Virginian. The faunas and floras of regions placed under similar physical chiefly climateel conditions ...
... by the explo have yh, at Charleston, op the 22 art is te The New York tates that vew i, as The had been diseovered in the Caribbean Sea. nent be. had been kept a secret. Several vessels had spatched frow the United States, and had guage of cargoes; and ...
... popalatioa of the North, its out on thy igment, protit on a re-sale. Thus, there is adirect inducement and its sweep over the Caribbean Sea, Wild ren if it ject seems, it is not its favouring ¢ Times. to the Society to promote undertakings which are It speaks ...
... and the Rev. C. Worthy. Four years ago, he went to sea, and he wandered over the shores of Mexico, Texas, and through the Caribbean Seas. He set out again to sea about three years ago, but the ship was obliged put back in half-wrecked condition ; and he ...
... fertilised iu a remarkable way, not generally known. The Gulf weed is carried by the eddy from the Sargassum Sea into the Caribbean Sea, and through the Gu;f of Mexico and the Florida Pass the banks. During its course, the vegetable matter gradually decays ...
... According to advices received at Baltimore, the Dominican Oovernmeut have taken forcible possession of the Guano Islands in the Caribbean Sea, belonging to America. The new* from Australis snd Chins, received in London yesterday, is not of special interest. We ...
... tbe .Australian mail, was Captain Seremea, the commander of the Confederate man-ofwar Sumter, dering achievements in the Caribbean Sea have attracted such attention. After capturing and destroying almost fleet of shipping among the West India Islands and ...
... total, 70. Telegram from M, & S. Van Der Werff, to Hogg & London. The Observer denies the statement that the Govern- dow Caribbean, from Jamaica : tue fi Mr. Benson :— Mr. Sholto Vere Hare will be the Conservative can- ment does not intend to with the ...
... cember 6; the West Indian, from Havre, at for Hayti an 9 surtax | and sailed oa the Srd Moyti an? Lin -of-war will | the Caribbean left Kingston, for the Californian, from Liv oe Fg the 4th December ; Barbadoes, proceedet for Colon on the Ee a addi vember; ...
... extent White Star that the from — er © ad by our Kisosox, Mancu 6.--The proceeded for New York immediately —all ping our Caribbean yesterday for steawer Mexican arrived from Vera Oruz to- for Havre. Regiment, Sovruaurros, Sarvanar.—The North Ger » to leave ...
... the and the ‘with the view of y aganinet ) THE t lodged (sy * and he left on same duties on might be gn the same ‘steamer Caribbean arrived to the United States ¢, £100, ‘The Allan Line steamer Prustia arrived at Queenstown yesterdsy of the deputation > ...
... protest, al, and || Royal mail steamer Minho left Coranas on § h Royal steamer Gevern arrived at Bremert id were’ ‘steamer Caribbean left f oman ‘Geamer Hlimadii arrived at L 1a hewe ‘tar the steamer Tangore arrived yesterday at Buez fro RS Per ype eerie ...