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... negotiations will be commenced without delay. The Jamaica Meaner of September 7, to hand by the last snail packet from the Caribbean, has an appreciative article on Sir Henry Norman in connection with that gentleman's nomination for the Indian Viceroyalty ...
... Beef, has proved futile, the rescue vessel on arrival having found that the stranded warship had been plundered and burned Caribbean wreckers. STRANGE DISCOVERY DYNAMITE. The Prefect Pontes Vedras telegraphs to Madrid that largo quantity of dynamite, amounting ...
... Roads; Odin, Para; South Glen, Talcahuano; Telemachus, Penang; Cyril, Ceara; Africa, Africa; Umbria, and Arizona, New York; Caribbean, Barbados ; Flaxman, Rosario; Frogmore, Constantinople; Fabian, Trieste; Antonio Lopez, Vera Cruz; Egret, Rotterdam: Serra ...
... Trinidad, Ooracoa Bavanilla, Colon, and Oarthageoa. Correspondence for these places must be specially addressed to be forwarded Caribbean. •* uu tub occasion the Packet will also call at Bt. Thomas and Kingston. Correspondence for these places must specially ...
... The St. Christipher Advertiser publishes an account of the dates and places of call during their present cruise in the Caribbean Sea, in which the name of Dominica is conspicuously absent. Commodore Markham is still in command of the squadron, which ...
... price One Shilling each, SIR. EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea: with a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting events of his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written in his ...
... THE SPANISH MAIN. 1 The Spann+ Main is the circular bank of lolanda forming the northern and eastern boondarien of the Caribbean beginning at Mosquito and including Jamaica, San , Domingo, the Leeward Islands and the Wind. w,ird islands, with the coast ...
... Trinidad, Ooracoa. SaTanilla. Colon, and Carthagena. Oorreapondeoce for these places most specially addressed forwarded by Caribbean. ** occasion the Packet will also call at St. Thomas and Kingston. Correspondence for these places must be specially addressed ...
... price one gaining each, SIR EDWARD SEAWARD'S NARRATIVE of his SHIPWRECK and consequent Discovery of certain Islands in the Caribbean Sea ; with a detail of many extraordinary and highly interesting Events of his Life, from 1733 to 1749, as written in his ...
... there with the Caribbean Seathe first across the low country to Greytown, passing northward of Lake Silico, and the second debouching on the Atlantic near Greytown and connecting by a straight line with the canal at San Juanillo to the Caribbean Sea, where ...
... at Curagoa, bave been discovered incased in soap boxes in the hold of the steamer Maracaybo,belonging to the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea Steam Navigation Company. The steamer was preparing to sail for Venezuela, The first mate and the chief engineer, who ...
... with the Fair. The project includes the establishment of fast steam communication between New Orleans and the Gulf and Caribbean ports, by which passengers and freight can be carried by the shortest and most direct lines to Chicago. While New York will ...