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... western borders of the Mississippi States to our ports on the Pacific. Although the controversy arises on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, yet the field of contest will now, as heretofore, be north of the St Lawrence. Canada cannot be conquered against her ...
... Liverpool at do. ' Oct. 27 Osprev, Trouton, from Valparaiso at Geelong, Oct. 24 Tay, Grant, from Bordeaux at Melbourne ' Nov. 4 Caribbean, Winchester, fin S. Francisco atM'bourne, Nov. 5 Martel an, from London at Auckland, N.Z., Oct. 8 Gipsy, do. do. 18 Atnethvat ...
... by 817.5611 pan the miomAlly to the sorrespooding period of tan year. Tao Ebb Borros—Souse the depth of tut western the Caribbean Ike, tams mese* thibt during the of the United Mateo Survey newer Blake. Amon2sl other a Hue of soundings was nu St Jmo Is ...
... history as the island of Hayti. Shortly after they came in sight of the noble blue mountains of Jamaica, the Queen of the Caribbean sea, the land of the slave and the missionary, and the scene of what was to be for them three months hard work. Jamaica was ...
... is that the swimmer would be accomplished and expert long before the walker had become more than a timid toddler. Tke Caribbean mothers are many of them almost amphibious, and may often be seen swimming about in the water with their children at the ...
... the ocean of half its terrors, and render a voys2e across the Atlantic as enjoyable as a sail on waveless waters of the Caribbean Sea. ...
... the ocean of half its terrors, and render a voyage acmes the Atlantic as enjoyable as a sail on the waveless waters of the Caribbean Sea. la a Vote Worth a Lie? (Christian Wurkl. We sincerely trust that our readers will, with voice, answer this question ...
... United States vessel “ Blake anchored at one time when employed on the work of charting the various currents by which the Caribbean Sea and its approaches the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf Stream proper are characterised Such a feat to anchor in 2000 fathoms ...
... in of the ocean is perpetual darkness Mindora in Indian Ocean the spatted corals plainly visible under 150ft of water The Caribbean Sea is of crystalline clearness objects being discernible on the bottm very great depth I iccnoNK relieve Ut tritk thetex ...