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... Star steareor Germanic, which has arsived at Liverpool, brought particulars of an extraordinary case of ship-. wreck in the Caribbean Sea. The Gellert, a British vessel, commanded by Captain Long, which was bound to San Domingo, when near the Island of Catalinita ...
... thev'-Fraullin, of 1'e Havre line, which sails on the 5th proximO, touching at Ssthampton, will go fall.,- The steam- ship - Caribbean, °017 very nearly completed, will be. run between New York and Eegland, and, should the demand justify, other steamers WIll ...
... Mh o aleil packet Seine, arrived at Southampton . rmt eaM t nde, rporte the sudden disappearance of the Sumter from the Caribbean See, and that it was not~ conjectured at St. Thomas that she had sarted for' Europe. The people on board the Seine were amazed ...
... Whirlwinds, hurricanes, er earthquakes, always visit that tropical region in August or September, and so thickly studded is the Caribbean Sea with islands, that the full force of the destructive visitations is usually felt on land, and on some unfortunate island ...
... quiet' peasants; and the simple boon required to revive and establish the prosperity of the entire group of colonies in the Caribbean Sea, was a continuous influx of such peasants. The prayer for that boon was not half- sti=ed under a bushel of nonsensical ...
... Asirrust, as becomes the li Imoli~lay screens, is richs iin tiavel cnad aulveistisi. Greece, to Java, Norway, Swvitzerlanl, the Caribbean Seas, Alaska, and even loisdon at play on largate Sands cous- tsibutototlie tourit air of the musgi.sizie. But tthe light ...
... patriot as ever drew sabre or served country, now lies decaying among the damp mould, in sight of the blue waves of the Caribbean Sea, surrounded by thousands of his race. But the creole beauty, what of her ? whom did she marry P and where does she ...
... years. Eehasno defence to the action. D. D.-Lucifer matches came into use about 1834. YoUNGsesR.-Clraeoa is an island in the Caribbean Sea, now belonging to the Dutch. 'The woll-known liqueur takies its name from this island. A. B.-It depends upon the stipulation ...
... years ago by an Americau. The Island of Sombrero was well known, and had long formed part of the British possessions in the Caribbean Sea. It was surveyed in 1810 by Captain nayer, a British officer, and again in 1860 by another Bri- tish officer. In 1856 ...