... Las, OLD HEAD OF KINSALE, M-ay 15.-Buencue Aveen Liverpool and Queenstown for Baltimore, passed at 8.60 p.m. yesterday. Caribbean, New York for Liverpool, prri ed at 6.46 am, to-day. OPORTO, May 14.-lement, Liverpool tor Panr, arrived to-dar and isnpricted ...

... to-,day. COLOMBIO, May .-Neckarfrme Bromon, add Pioc4 from lhnbnybarg e avrrived. Doa&a, from Calcutta, letto La&) May 7.--Caribbean WIarrvdto-d&T D 2L en .H Ral ?? for LorA red hrogh te Dwnsto-4aY. hant(ag, New Yorkfa ?? to-day. 0.MsilBomby or London. Pe&s ...

... Bell, from -; Sardis, from New Orleans; Oriflamme, from Bombay; Moss Rose, from New Orleans: Eduardo, fromn Mirartichi; Caribbean ?? from Kingston,; Mireupore, from Caleutta; Nauphante, from West Coast; ifebe, from Minititlan ; Shawn, from Maranlhaim; ...

... -InehmornisB, from East Indiesa and N H; I . S. Orontes ha~ve arfived. Greystoke, from East inis B NEW OrzivRd dLEAS June 24.-Caribbean left yesterday for Nj s Liverpool. C. NEW YORK, June 24.-City of Rome, for Liverpool, va R , Queenstown, left at noon yesterday ...

... blowing up of the vessel, The sidb of the steamer, vehich was an iron one, was blown out, and considerable damage (one to the Caribbean, another of tbe plaintiff's steamers, which was lying along- side the same jetty. Captain Cole, the first and second officers ...

... Arbib, from Kurrachee, ha BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-Glenrath and Herschel, both from Mazanvon, have arrived. BARBADOES, Feb. 15.-Caribbean arrived to-day. BOMBAY. Feb. 15.-Deecan, fromt Portsmouth, arrived yesterday. flydasspes arrived this morning from London ...

... than twelve D feet can only cros it at very favourable times. The a rise of the tido in this part of the Atlantic (the o Caribbean a) does not exceed two feet. From the P bay of Limon, a little to the east of the mouth of the a Chagres, a canal, little ...

... Venetian, far Bortoir; Iowa, for ? * Tenemffe4or Al ; Wyomio&fOtNSWYOrk; 5taIa? * Pena?IikeOo?riDfor Bartoit and New ? fl? Caribbean, for Barbadoor; '?Thaj. ? .aiza?ar Pare, &o.. and far Bombay, &r.; Eoi? Tame; smbGa?taoo, for heit the ?Larch'3LNicetofrnntNew ...

... are beginning to excite a marked degree of interest here. A large fleet of Briisth and French vessels now exists in the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of ?? of which acted together in the recent operations against Venezuela, and another part is detained ...

... Cocg f lraio, and City of Dublin, for lef t the Mrsey to ry. 17- cetberby Hall, from ]U a, aerived in the Mersey to-day. Caribbean, for -ve3 _ left the liferaey to-day. Pavonia, for Boston, left ?? to-day. IALIN READ, Sept. 17.-Lalre Ontario, from ua. ...

... Aovtwerp,a pwdatt a 0 TUOW , Niov. ?? d aev oms at=,a - Xhiv, I 4v-V ~ ~ i~y~3..-paop fo; Nwq~ zearmall arrived 'CO N Oct.31 -Caribbean arrived co-day. Q A X.LX HRtA, tfov. 2.-UW* a4 Uvivepoolfor Doston,I ?? at 0.55 nim. gd, G~LVE8TON, Nov. 2.-Ploridt'.n left ...

... first-clas steam-ship of 2,000 tons, built on ao. ..count of the Nicaragua Ship Canal Company, has recently been launched. The Caribbean, a steam. .obip of 1,800 tons, 'will be launched in about two weeks, end is to ron with the Alabama be- tween Newv Orleans ...