... “let us examine the meaning of these conditions. The island ot St. Domingo covers the free passage of our trade by the Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus of Darien, as Cuba covers the Gulf of Mexico and the use of the Tehuantepec transit. It is a cardinal ...

... Veraguae, and la 5.612 feel and tbimin* part of the (boundary line between the prnvhrt. Vera*™, and P.n.m. ™ .I« i(-tf 1..0 . Caribbean Sea, mv.nty m.lca weal of tb. month lb* nnarea River. The daacHplion given of the mine our Inhr-ent.-ho announce the reeult ...

... *U hfW A tl fomemr provinces of olf-t Iar ofte boundarv line ?? * 1 O CV e 70 ragnasand Pausta, empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, mie ~07~~tles west of the Month, of the ChagteB River. The de- f your Sfiptiou gtien of the mine by our informant, ...

... height), and forming part the boundarv line between the former provinces of 1 Vcraguaa and Panama, empties itself into tbe Caribbean miles the moutu ol the Chagies River. The de-. sciiptioo the mine our informant, who announces the result of recent iuve ...

... British Government would be naturally anxious to protect; and they have, with that view, despatched a naval force to the Caribbean Sea, to be in readiness to act in case interference should become necessary. To this extent only is either country yet committed ...

... Honduras. Article 2. Her Britannic Majesty agrees to recognise the mid channel the river or Segovia, which falls into the Caribbean Sea nt Cape Gracias Dios, the boundary between the Republic of Honduras and the territory of the Mosquito Indians, without ...

... if both had a common interest in the matter “ we lack what will be in the end indispensible to us•> a naval force in the Caribbean Sea.” Walker, however, appears to lack prudence and foresightqualities essentially necessary to the success of an aspirant ...

... speaking as if both had a common interest the matter “ we lack what will be in the end indispensible to us“a naval force in the Caribbean Sea. however, appears to lack prudence and foresightqualities essentially necessary to the success of an aspirant for i ...

... Slave Empire, with its base on tbe capital and population of the North, its outposts on the isthmus, and its sweep over the Caribbean Sea. Wild as the project seems, it is not without its favouring conditions. It speaks invitingly to that passion for empire ...

... Europe are warmed the Gulf Stream to the method of warming buildings by hot water, and calls the Torrid Zone the furnace, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, the Gulf Stream the conducting pipe, and the great hot-air chamber being from the ...

... present qoealion to it« scarcer is, that of avast rapid ocean-currrent, issuing from the basin of the -Mexican Gulf and Caribbean Sea, doubling the southern Cape of Florida; pressing forwards to the north-east, in a line almost parallel to the American ...

... WALKER. Those regions which stretch along the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, appears to be the destined seat of piratical and guerilla warfare. The long line of tropical coast which, in former days, rung with the achievements of the buccaneers ...