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... money, soj that the question of I What are we to do with it? soon became a very important one for her[motley crew. The Caribbean Sea, hot as it always is, was also becoming, in i another sense, too hot for them, owing to these dar. I ing practices being ...
... preparation by order of the United States Government to thoroughly ex the narrow neck of territory dividing the Paci fic and the Caribbean Sea, and to decide upon the best route for the ship canal. The distinction be- tween the present and former surveys is that ...
... than a systematic ions in the little visited parts of thy Who tell wi treasures may those who first dredge in waters of the Caribbean Sea Gulf of ico aad jm the Atlantic between America’ bring up treasures of some kind is certain, only that there be a competent ...
... Edward from Ni ew York, Feb. 9. vid Watson—all from Liverpool at New Orleans, Concordia, from Liverpocl at Vera Jan. 5. Caribbean (ss), from Liverpool at Jan. ‘xa Craz, J Duncan, Sun-lerland at Feb, 7. County ft Nairn, loading at for London at Bombay ...
... be said to sum up the history of Hayti and San Domingo for the past half century. The island, one of the richest in the Caribbean Sea, was the first portion of the New World fairly colonised by the successors of Columbus, the first to be stained by African ...
... King George's Mary Black, lora, ernambaco; 10.—Arnived. Nestorian (s), t; Valetta, Venice; Out, City of ls (ss). New York: Caribbean (ss), Sailed: Prussian (ss), arch 9,—Arrived: Clanranald, ; Anglo- Indian, ; Arsiero, Galsts; Jamaica. noff, Constantinople ...
... this policy is involved, not the mere question of a naval station in the Gulf but the entire control of the passages of the Caribbean Sea, the ultimate acquisition of Cuba froni the sheer necessities of the position and the control of the Great Interoceanic ...
... Liverpool, April 2. Y. Zingara, from London at Bermouda, April 12. e. Ton awanda, left Mobile for Liverpool April 21. ie Caribbean (s. ), ?? at Vera (eruz, April 11. e- Pcfersburg (a), from Liyerpool at Suez, and was to m leave May 9for Bombay. v, Carpo ...
... Rajpoot, sailed from Colambo for London, A) Caleutta for Londen, we Baigon for Carrick Castle, sailed from for Mar. 15. Caribbean (ss), from Liverpool at Vera Cruz, Prim, cleared from Galveston Liverpool, April 18 Delfthaven, cleared from New Orleans ...
... London at Bar annaby Ww. and Jane Alen, frum Liverpool at for London, Star, and Uhiloe, from at Al a trom Liverpoot at V: Caribbean (a) and Australian from ‘Liverpool af Calon, (=), from Colon fer Liverpool, April Serena, sailed from Lota for Thomas and ...
... Havana. SA.ILE.-LouiS do Gear, Bremen. GRAVESEND-JuxE 11. ARBIVED-Eider, Gustemunde ; Lord Napier, ?? ; Cambria, Barbadoes ; Caribbean, Jamaica; Louise, Girgenti; Teesdale, Alexandria; Selhwar, Porto-Rico ; Skine,- Jamanica,; Stornoway, Callao; Daphne, Mauritius; ...
... ituir, from Liverpool,: left Demerara for St Po John'e, Nl?., July 28. Djuckeld, from Liverpool at Demerara, July 12. Cs Caribbean (s), from Liverpool at St Tlhomis, July 4. G. Ardianna Johanna, from Liverpool at St Thomas, N. Darien, /from Livergool at ...