... to the saloon deck. Mai* and upon° expected at Ilyrrotith by the Nile on October let. The Wen Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean has been caught in a eyelone. The decks were swept, the boats smashed, and three seamen washed overboard. It is stew &sr ...

... vent numbers of the kl perinhed. In the Western hemi.phere the yellow fever hos been very fatal in Twiny placeu in the Caribbean Golf. Soon after the landitur of the torten at Cruz it appeared among the Span Sh. French, and Britinli aoldiens, and cowed ...

... Rosalind extension of the Lionduns Mosquito coast, which divides the Caribbean into an and western bean. After the Pedro Rosahnd Bwok—tho divide between the Western and Eastern Caribbean one 00•1111 the valley of the Grand Cayman, the eastern extremity of ...

... 8232 W Nicaragua Physically speaking they little picturesque in panorama of numberless small atolls which that portion of Caribbean fairly glow beauty Mr Irving Montagu relating in the Qvefn anecdotes illustrative of the of course disguise plays important ...

... damage. Although many vessels were lying in close prollreity to the European at the tim of the disaster none exceptike I,l4.Caribbean, of the same line, sustained any serious dammo. The mast awful part of the catastrophe was the dreadfui of life and suffering ...